Integrated land use and transportation forecasting models are used to assist decision-makers in the policy analysis and infrastructure capital improvement selection process. These models are typically given precise, point-estimate inputs that are mathematically linked, through a series of submodels, to forecasted model outputs. These point-estimate inputs represent an unrealistic level of precision and a growing body of research is focusing on statistical techniques to model uncertainty in model inputs and parameters and tracking the effects of this uncertainty through the various submodels to the model outputs. This paper presents an uncertainty analysis of the Large Zone Economic Module (LZEM) of the Simple, Efficient, Elegant, and Effective Model (SE3M) of land use and transportation. Three case-study implementations of the model are used to obtain a reasonably sound approximation of how uncertainty affects LZEM outputs: Guam, Puerto Rico, and Oahu, Hawaii. These case studies were the subject of an early transferability study with SE3M and were selected based on both their insularity and diverse physical, economic, and demographic geographies. The findings of this research demonstrate that LZEM has a robust framework, with the potential to estimate error both in the positive and negative direction under uncertain input/parameter conditions.
Uncertainty analysis of the large zone economic module of the simple, efficient, elegant, and effective model (SE3M) of land use and transportation
Transportation Planning and Technology ; 40 , 8 ; 855-874
2017-11-17
20 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
The simple, efficient, elegant, and effective model (SE3M) of land use and transportation
Taylor & Francis Verlag | 2015
|The simple, efficient, elegant, and effective model (SE3M) of land use and transportation
Online Contents | 2015
|The simple, efficient, elegant, and effective model (SE3M) of land use and transportation
Online Contents | 2015
|Taylor & Francis Verlag | 2017
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