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PMSS Project Details

 

Project ID:FHWA-PROJ-11-0028
Project Name: Agent-Based Approach for Integrated Driver and Traveler Behavior Modeling
Status: Active
Contact:Last Name:   White
First Name:   Karen
Telephone:  202-493-2222
E-mail:         karen.white@dot.gov
Organization:Other Federal Highway Administration Office or Department of Transportation Modal Administration
Office: Data not yet available
Team: HPTS
Roadmap/Focus area(s): Not Applicable
Project Findings: Data not yet available
Project Description: The project will:- develop a theoretical framework for agent-based driver and traveler behavior modeling; - evaluate traditional and emerging data collection methods for agent-based modeling and simulation (ABMS) in transportation; - evaluate alternative implementation platforms for ABMS applications in transportation; - develop an agent-based model of en-route/pre-trip route, departure time, and mode choices toward the integration of travel demand, dynamic network, and traffic simulation models; and- apply the model to transportation systems management and capital investment applications.
Laboratories: Not Applicable
Start Date: April 1, 2011
End Date: June 30, 2014
Funding Amount:$654,869.00
FHWA Program Name: Exploratory Advanced Research
Goals: The key project objective is to develop a theoretical framework for agent-based driver and traveler behavior modeling.
Project Type: Offsite
Background Information: Data not yet available
Test Methodology: Simulation
Other Information: Data not yet available
Partners: Data not yet available
More Information URL(s):
Fieldtest: Data not yet available
Expected Benefits: The expected benefit is improved accuracy of forecasting.
Deliverables: Data not yet available
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FHWA Topics: Research/Technologies--FHWA Research and Technology
TRT Terms: modeling
FHWA Disciplines: Planning
Subject Areas: Planning and Forecasting