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Translated title of the contribution: A Study on Improving Application of Trip Generation Rates in Metropolitan Areas: A Case of Residential Area Development Project

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Abstract

Trip generation rates has been often used to estimate travel demand for specific transportation facilities and land-use developments. However, there has been a number of errors in demand forecasting because a standardized and rational procedure to apply trip generation rates does not exist. In particular, demand for large-scale developments such as residential land development could have been affected by trip generation rates, resulting in huge or small traffic impacts on the arterial roads nearby. Such results heavily depend on their application methods. The purpose of this study is to develop new methods for survey, calculation, and application of trip generation rates in order to improve their reliability in travel demand forecasting. For survey of trip generation rates, we proposed a sample size look-up table based on a level of confidence and a stratified random sampling method considering residential land size. For calculation of trip generation rates, category analysis of trip generation rates was suggested for travel demand analysis of residential area development sites.
For application of trip generation rates, weighted trip generation rates needs to be applied to demand forecasting for new residential area development, considering their locations, development sizes, populations, and so on. Our research results would be expected to improve current travel demand forecasting methods for new residential area developments using trip generation rates.

Translated title of the contributionA Study on Improving Application of Trip Generation Rates in Metropolitan Areas: A Case of Residential Area Development Project
Original languageKorean
Pages (from-to)3-21
Number of pages19
Journal도시행정학보
Volume23
Issue number4
StatePublished - 2010

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