Fundamentals of Transportation/Trip Generation/Solution2

40px|left|TProblemProblem: Modelers have estimated that the number of trips leaving Rivertown (T_O) is a function of the number of households (H) and the number of jobs (J), and the number of trips arriving in Marcytown (T_D) is also a function of the number of households and number of jobs. Assuming all trips originate in Rivertown and are destined for Marcytown and: Rivertown: 30000 H, 5000 J Marcytown: 6000 H, 29000 J Determine the number of trips originating in Rivertown and the number destined for Marcytown according to the model. Which number of origins or destinations is more accurate? Why? 40px|left|ExampleSolution: Determine the number of trips originating in Rivertown and the number destined for Marcytown according to the model. T_Rivertown =T_O ; T_O= 1(30000) + 0.1(5000) = 30500 trips T_(MarcyTown)=T_D ; T_D= 0.1(6000) + 1(29000) = 29600 trips Which number of origins or destinations is more accurate? Why? Origins(T_{Rivertown}) because of the goodness of fit measure of the Statistical model (R^2=0.9). /Solutions