[sustran] Re: fwd: Traffic Modelling and TDM

[Car Busters]

Hallo
For the next edition of carbusters we are covering an article on WB
/IMF transport policy and development - if anyone has any information
out  there , can recommend any good book we would be very grateful for
the info
Can you send it to kim:  at the below e-mail address
Thanks very much
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Date : Wednesday, May 10, 2000 1:37 AM
Objet : [sustran] fwd: Traffic Modelling and TDM


>For the more technically minded, here is another request for
information
>from another list - the tmip list.
>Paul
>------------------
>
>Date: Tue, 9 May 2000 11:08:14 +0930
>From: "Holyoak, Nicholas Mark - HOLNM001"
<NICHOLAS.HOLYOAK at UNISA.EDU.AU>
>Subject: Traffic Modelling and TDM.
>
>Dear List Members,
>
>I am looking for an experts on traffic modelling and/or policy making
within
>the US and throughout Asia to send the following message to. If
anyone could
>help me by providing any info or contact details then this would be
greatly
>appreciated.
>
>***************************************************************
>
>Currently I am a post-graduate student at the University of South
Australia
>working towards completing my PhD under Professor Michael Taylor.  My
research
>is related to urban traffic modelling and travel demand management
and I am
>currently undertaking a review of International practices.
>
>I would like to report on the types of computer models/modelling
procedures
>used in the strategic planning process within the US and throughout
Asia and
>how travel demand management techniques are assessed in the urban
>transportation forecasting process.  An example of this may be the
computer
>simulation of a vehicle tolling strategy and the subsequent effect on
the
>traffic patterns of a region.
>
>Are you able to assist by informing me about the types of software
packages
>and/or procedures that you use to assist in policy making (eg.
TransCAD,
>Paramics, TRIPS or other), and if and how travel demand management
measures
>are
>included in this process?  If you are able to help in any way or are
able to
>forward this message onto someone more appropriate, then this would
be greatly
>appreciated and shall assist the progress of my research.
>
>Kind Regards,
>
>Nick
>
>Nicholas Holyoak
>PhD Research Student                             ph +61 8 8302 1776
>Transport Systems Centre                         fax +61 8 8302 1880
>University of South Australia
>The City East Campus, North Terrace
>Adelaide, SA, 5000
>Australia
>
>email: nicholas.holyoak at unisa.edu.au
>http://www.unisa.edu.au/tsc/HTMLPages/Postgrad.html
>