ITE Forecasting Travel Demand Webinar

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Start Date:

October 27, 2020 from 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm EDT

Location:

https://www.pathlms.com/ite/courses/24351/webinars/14831

Summary:

Webinar Description: This webinar describes travel demand forecasting techniques, focusing on ways to integrate multiple modes (transit, trucks, etc.) into forecasts to support urban transportation engineering plans and studies. The webinar provides a practical overview of basic forecasting (modeling) principles, current and emerging modeling approaches, underlying data requirements, effective modeling practices and common pitfalls, and examples. The webinar is based on the Traffic Engineering Handbook 7th Edition’s Chapter 6, Forecasting Travel Demand. Learning Objectives: Attendees of this webinar will be able to: Describe practical approaches for integrating multiple modes (transit, trucks, etc.) into commonly used forecasting paradigms for urban transportation engineering applications, with a focus on the four-step modeling process. Discuss travel surveys and data requirements that are used to calibrate travel demand models. Evaluate different modeling applications such as road pricing, TDM, and traffic impact analyses. Identify emerging modeling methods and data sources. Speakers: David Kriger, P.E., Principal | David Kriger Consultants, Inc. Fees: ITE Members: $49.00 Non-Members: $99.00 This fee includes a live web event, an archived recording, webinar evaluation, 1.5 PDH credits, and a certificate of completion. This webinar was developed by the ITE Traffic Engineering Council

Learning Objectives:

Describe practical approaches for integrating multiple modes (transit, trucks, etc.) into commonly used forecasting paradigms for urban transportation engineering applications, with a focus on the four-step modeling process. Discuss travel surveys and data requirements that are used to calibrate travel demand models. Evaluate different modeling applications such as road pricing, TDM, and traffic impact analyses. Identify emerging modeling methods and data sources.

Course Credit:

1.5 PDH credits

Instructors:

David Kriger, P.E., Principal | David Kriger Consultants, Inc

Event Type:

Webinar

Organizational Capability Element:

  • Performance Management
  • Planning

Operations Area of Practice:

  • Travel Demand Management
  • Travel Demand Forecasting