1. The New Cube Practice Guide to Modelling Transport Based on the textbook ‘Modelling Transport, 4 th Edition’ by Juan de Dios Ortuzar and Luis (Pilo) Willumsen

2. The Book The book has been used since its first edition in 1990 by transport modellers around the world to find and select appropriate methods to their modelling tasks and for understanding the theoretic base behind these methods The book includes a wealth of examples of how to model, in terms of approach and mathematics, the various aspects of transport

3.  Modelling Transport" 4th Edition, John Wiley & Sons  Available from http://eu.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0470760397.htmlhttp://eu.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0470760397.html  Also available from www.Amazon.com and www.Amazon.co.ukwww.Amazon.comwww.Amazon.co.uk  Available as hard copy and electronic book for Kindle, iPad and other tablets  The authors have been involved with transport modelling research for over 40 years About the book : Availability and authors  Juan de Dios Ortuzar Present Professor of Transport Engineering at Pontificia Universidad Cat ó lica de Chile Advisor to governments and international agencies  Luis (Pilo) Willumsen Present Director of Luis Willumsen Consultancy Visiting Professor at University College London Past Researcher at Leeds University and University College London Board Director at Steer Davies Gleave

4. The Cube Guide Part of the Cube’s Learning Center Comes with downloadable Cube catalog Open to all users of Cube and to those who are evaluating the system This guide will make it easier for modelers to put the lessons learned in the book to practical use in models The main purpose of this guide is to promote good modeling practice based on established methods described and discussed in the book This guide is also meant to encourage the modelling community to keep up to date on modeling methods and principles; the book is an ideal starting point

5.  Suggestions for the MODELLER : find and study the appropriate method in the book study the relevant example in the book see how this example is coded in Cube use the script as a base for your model and its data  Suggestions for the STUDENT : read the relevant chapter/model type and its modelling methods in the book study the examples see how these example are coded in Cube

6.  The main page with links to the apps with examples from each chapter of the book About the guide : The tutorial system

7. Chapter 4 : Trip Generation Modelling  Click on the boxes below to select the various examples

8. Ch4-TGM : Ex4.1 - Growth-factor Modelling  Click on the script file boxes below to see the scripts

9. Ch4-TGM: Ex4.1 - Growth - base year RUN PGM=MATRIX PRNFILE="C4MAT00A.PRN" MSG='Example 4.1 - Base Year' FILEO RECO[1] = "C:\Modelling Transport_CG\Output\Chapter4\Results_4_1_BaseYear.DBF", FIELDS=Z, GEN FILEI DBI[1] = "C:\Modelling Transport_CG\Input\Chapter4\SocioEconData_4_1_BY.dbf" PAR ZONES=1 C=DBIReadRecord(1,1) ; read input data ZONEN=DI.1.Z ; zone numbers (only 1 zone in the current example) X1=DI.1.NO_CAR ; number of households without a car X2=DI.1.WITH_CAR ; number of households with 1 or more cars ; calculation of total number of trips per day GEN=X1*{GenRateNCar}+X2*{GenRateCar} ; trips per day ; ti=250 x 2.5 + 250 x 6.0 = 2125 trips/day (See page 144) ; save results to output file RO.Z=ZONEN RO.GEN=GEN WRITE RECO=1 ENDRUN