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Trip Assignment models in TransCAD Murtaza Haider murtaza.haider@ryerson.ca Tel: 416.979.5000, ext. 2480

Trip Assignment Procedures Goal: understand how to use TransCAD to: Generate inputs for trip assignment Run trip assignment Understand, interpret and analyze procedure results

Trip Assignment Trip assignment models take the estimated flow of trips from zone to zone and assign them to the network to determine network flow on links or routes The output of trip assignment models is typically link flows or route riderships If links contain capacities, congestion can also be measured Usually, each mode is assigned separately

Example: Highway Assignment

Example: Transit Assignment

Assignment Methods #1 All or Nothing All traffic flow between an O-D pair is assigned to the shortest path connecting the origin and destination Incremental Assignment Traffic flow is assigned in steps. After a partial flow is assigned, link costs are recalculated and the next set of flows is assigned based on new link costs

Assignment Methods #2 Capacity Restraint Approximates equilibrium solution by iterating between all or nothing loadings and recalculating travel times based on congestion function, reflecting link capacity

Assignment Methods #3 User Equilibrium Iterative method that makes an all or nothing assignment, calculates flows, calculates travel times based on capacity restraints and uses congested travel times in the next iteration In this model no travelers can improve their travel times by changing paths.

Assignment Methods #4 Stochastic User Equilibrium A generalization of user equilibrium that adds a random perturbation to the calculated travel times. System Optimum This model minimizes total system travel time such that no user can change paths without increasing total travel time on the network.

Required Inputs for Traffic Assignment OD matrix containing vehicle (or passenger) volumes. The IDs in the rows and columns must match the node IDs in the network Line geographic file open in a map window TransCAD network associated with the line database

Example: Assignment Setup

Network Attributes Time: travel time to traverse link Capacity: upper flow limit on link Preload: background flow on link (e.g. buses) Link Type: code representing type of link Alpha: alpha parameter in BPR function Beta: beta parameter in BPR function Not all attributes are required

Parameter Settings Iterations: maximum iterations to perform Convergence: convergence criteria to stop iterations, based on maximum absolute change in link flows between iterations Alpha: global default BPR value Beta: global default BPR value Not all parameters are required

Getting Ready to Do Traffic Assignment Choose File-Close All, then choose File-Open or click on the toolbar. Open the workspace TR_ASSGN.WRK in TCW\TUTORIAL. TransCAD displays the UTOWN scenario. Make the Street layer the working layer. Open the network file UTOWN.NET.

Performing a Traffic Assignment Choose [*FF_Time] from the Time drop-down list. All the other settings are correct. Click OK. Enter MYASSIGN as the output filename and click OK. TransCAD performs the assignment, generates a summary report file and joins the flow file to the streets layer.

Displaying Assignment Results Make your map the active window. Choose Map-Scaled Symbol Theme. Choose AB_Flow in the Field drop-down list and click OK. TransCAD shows the flow on the line layer. Click on the toolbar. Choose AB_Flow in the Field drop-down list and click OK. TransCAD shows the volume on each link in each direction. ALSO: Planning>Planning Utilities>Create flow map

Assignment Options #1 Preloading Fixed background volumes on links, for trips that are not contained in OD matrix but do affect link travel times and BPR functions (e.g. bus and truck trips) Input is through an extra network field Critical Link Analysis Report of estimated volume between each O-D pair that uses the critical links Input is line selection set

Assignment Options #2 Cold Start Analysis To report emission-related flow data, for specified length of cold start period Flow Range Tabulation Frequency distribution matrix of assigned link flows V/C Range Tabulation Frequency distribution matrix of assigned volume-tocapacity ratios

Report File Outputs Assignment inputs and results Total vehicle hours assigned Total vehicle miles assigned

Binary Table Outputs For all links: Flow for each direction and total flow Cost for each direction and maximum cost Volume-to-capacity ratios Cold start flows (optional)