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Study of gravity model of trip distribution; method for adjusting predicted zone-to-zone flows, is presented in computationally more efficient form; it is shown that in case of exponential propensity function, adjustment process is deducible from simple and plausible economic model of trip behavior.
Study of gravity model of trip distribution; method for adjusting predicted zone-to-zone flows, is presented in computationally more efficient form; it is shown that in case of exponential propensity function, adjustment process is deducible from simple and plausible economic model of trip behavior.
Distribution of work trips in Toronto
ASCE -- Proc (J City Planning Div)
Dieter, K.H. (author)
1962
20 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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