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1 Integrated Performance Impact Analysis –Linking Travel Modeling and Economic Modeling
Transportation Planning Applications Conference Sheldon Harrison Senior Associate May 16, 2017

2 Overview of GDOT Study Evaluate potential performance impacts of 11 strategic highway infrastructure investments across the state Travel time impacts Economic impacts Compare 2030 E+C to 2030 Build to communicate aggregate benefits across the investment package Required integrated set of existing travel modeling platforms across the state and customized economic forecasting tool

3 Priority Projects I-285/I-20 East and West Interchanges
I-285 East and West Wall Express Lanes SR 400 Express Lanes I-285 Top End Express Lanes I-85 North Widening (north of Atlanta) I-75 Truck Lanes I-16 Widening I-16/I-95 Interchange

4 Use Existing Tools to Leverage Planning Investments
Make effective use of existing tools, given time constraints Apply existing travel demand models where projects were proposed Statewide model Savannah model Atlanta region model Apply GDOT economic forecasting tool – part of Economic Impacts Study Integrate the travel demand and economic modeling tools Statewide model – report results by REMI region as input to econ tool Savannah/Atlanta– geographic stratifications by county Convert outputs to standard input purposes for economic analysis tool

5 Trip Purposes for Economic Tool
Tool requires 4 economic trip purposes Commute Leisure Business Trucks Separate demand models require different approaches Statewide models Large geographic area Typically have additional purposes MPO models Smaller geographies Often stratified by time of day Less likely to have assignments by trip purpose

6 Purpose Assumptions – Statewide Model
Purposes Long Trips HBW HBO NHB External Passenger & Trucks Short Trips HBW HBO NHB Commercial Vehicles Commute: All HBW trips Leisure: Most Short Non-work trips Business: Most of the Long and External trips

7 Purpose Assumptions – Contd.
Commute 100 % Long and Short HBW Business 5% short HBO, NHB, IE/EI 40% long HBO, NHB, IE/EI, EE Leisure 95% short HBO, NHB, IE/EI 60% long HBO, NHB, EI/IE, EE Truck All Freight truck and Commercial trips

8 Purpose Assumptions – Savannah
Trips by purpose Unavailable on assigned links Ideally Rerun assignment using trip purposes as assignment class Practical Solution Split assignment trip table Use same assumptions as GSTDM Apply derived trip purpose distribution to number of trips on each link

9 Trip Table Manipulation
Take Trip table by purpose Calculate trip purpose proportions HBW HBO NHB IE/EI Apply earlier assumptions to link to economic purposes Leisure Commute Business

10 Purpose Assumptions – ARC 4-Step Model
Trips by Purpose Unavailable on assigned links ARC has Time-of-Day assignment AM, MD, PM, NT Otherwise, same procedure as Savannah

11 Customized Cube Scripts

12 Travel Model Inputs for Economic Tool
Key measures needed for Economic Analysis VMT VHT Average Delay per Vehicle Each needs to be available by Specific geography REMI in the case of Georgia Economic trip purpose Commute, Leisure, Business, Trucks

13 Georgia REMI Region Geography

14 Travel Model Script Output Files
Outputs VMT VHT Average Delay Repeat for four economic purposes

15 VB Macro to Automatically Populate Sheet with TDM Outputs

16 Daily Model Inputs to Economic Tool

17 Time of Day Model Inputs to Economic Tool

18 Economic Tool Interface

19 Project Metric Summary
Transportation Metric 2010 2030 Open to Traffic Year Base E+C Build % Change Total (Auto+Truck) VMT 225,387,610 275,408,883 274,384,027 -0.4% Total (Auto+Truck) VHT 8,184,732 11,455,393 11,232,647 -2.0% Average Vehicle Delay (mins) 0.2 0.32 0.31 -5.4% Total Vehicle Hours of Delay 1,555,398 3,085,044 2,927,560 -5.1% Source: Impact Analysis for Roadway Improvements Cambridge Systematics, Inc. May, 2016

20 Project Summary Source: Impact Analysis for Roadway Improvements
Cambridge Systematics, Inc. May, 2016

21 Economic Impacts Aggregate Economic Impacts   Permanent Jobs (units) 13,660 Income (millions of $) $1,081 GSP (millions of $) $2,466 Transportation Costs - Auto (millions of $) -$34 Transportation Costs - Truck (millions of $) -$68 Package of evaluated projects predicted to have positive effects Job creation Increased economic activity Reduction in transportation costs Other detailed economic metrics also available from tool Source: Impact Analysis for Roadway Improvements Cambridge Systematics, Inc. May, 2016

22 Additional Applications of Process
Other Regions Arkansas Mississippi Florida Virginia Kentucky Process implemented with different modeling software Cube Voyager / TP+ script TransCAD GISDK script

23 Conclusion Streamlined process of compiling disparate model outputs
Leverage pre-existing investment in travel demand models Used with Four Step, Activity Based, or Statewide Model Items to consider when developing economic model Consistent reporting of geographies Available trip purposes from each model Purposes in economic versus travel demand model Use of available assignment link attributes in benefit estimation

24 Thank You Sheldon Harrison Cambridge Systematics, Inc Other Contributors Tracy Selin Paula Dowell


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