For Those Who Came to the Conference to Network…
Monday, May 7, 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.,
Moderator: Keith Killough, Southern California Association of Governments
Assistant: Chris Simons, PBS&J, Inc.
Benefits of a Multi-Year Travel Model Network Coding
Environment
Francisco J. Torres and Ken Cervenka, North Central Texas Council
of Governments
A Practitioner’s Guide to Evans Congestion-Equilibrium
Travel Simulation
W. Thomas Walker, Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission
Thomas F. Rossi, Cambridge Systematics, Inc.
Empirical Comparison of Alternative Equilibrium
Assignment Methods
Howard Slavin, Jonathan Brandon, & Andres Rabinowicz, Caliper
Corporation
New Computational Results on Solving the Sequential
Procedure with Feedback
David Boyce, Northwestern University
Christopher R. O’Neil, Capital District Transportation Committee
Wolfgang Scherr, PTV America, Inc.
A Practical Equilibrium Dynamic Assignment Model for
Planners
Song Gao, Jonathan Brandon, & Andres Rabinowicz, Caliper
Corporation
The Impact of Convergence Criteria on Equilibrium
Assignment
Yongqiang Wu , Huiwei Shen, & Terry Corkery, Florida Department
of Transportation
Models of Efficiency
Monday, May 7, 1:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Moderator: Leta Huntsinger, PB
Assistant: Rhett Fussell, PB
Creating a Statewide Modeling System in Virginia
Paul T. Agnello, Virginia Department of Transportation
Modeling of Alternatives During Long-Range
Transportation Plan Development
Robert G. Schiffer, Cambridge Systematics, Inc.
How Does Your Model Measure Up?
Phillip S. Shapiro & Frank Spielberg, VHB
Florida’s New Standards for Transit Modeling
Dave Schmitt, AECOM Consult, Inc.
Huiwei Shen & Yongqiang Wu, Florida Department of Transportation
Are Traffic Analysis Zones Too Big for Useful Analysis?
Ashutosh Kumar & David Schmitt, AECOM Consult, Inc.