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TPB Version 2.3.57a Travel Model Documentation

Oct 21, 2015

Summary

The TPB Version 2.3 Travel Model, Build 57a, also known as the Version 2.3.57a Travel Mode became the adopted travel model on October 21, 2015.

The TPB Version 2.3 Travel Model was calibrated to year-2007 conditions in 2012, and this work was documented in the attached calibration report.

In 2013, the Version 2.3 Travel Model was validated to year-2010 conditions. Updates to the model resulting from this validation work were part of Build 52. The model validation effort was documented in the attached memo.

The user's guide for the current model, Ver.2.3.57a, is attached in two volumes, one for the main report (including Appendix A) and one for Appendices B, C & D.

The current documentation for the highway and transit networks used by the regional travel demand model are attached.

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Travel Forecasts Travel Modeling

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Travel Forecasting Subcommittee