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Stepping Away From Trend Analyses For Regional Integrated Planning and Modelling Pascal Perez Research Director September 2014

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A presentation by SMART Infrastructure Facility Research Director Dr Pascal Perez to the International Symposium For Next Generation Infrastructure, Vienna, 30 September - 1 October 2014.

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Page 1: Stepping Away From Trend Analyses For Regional Integrated Planning and Modelling

Stepping Away From Trend

Analyses For Regional

Integrated Planning and

Modelling

Pascal PerezResearch Director

September 2014

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Departing from Trend-Based Forecasting

Trend-based Forecasting• Feed-forward process

• Easy to implement

• Prone to drifting

• Sensitive to initial assumption

Integrated Modelling• Iterative process

• Complex calibration

• Self-correcting ability

• Sensitive to internal rules

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Addressing Complex Planning Issues

Unanderra

Albion Park

Dapto

Too many interactions and feedback loops for a trend-based analysis

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GEONAMICA Modular Framework

Utility module will use data from SID for design and calibration

UTILITY(tba)

LAND USE(METRONAMICA)

TRANSPORT(4-STEP)

DEMOGRAPHIC(SYNT POP)

ECONOMIC(IO-EC)

GEONAMICA (RIKS, NL)

NEW module

Developed in collaboration

with RIKS

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Preliminary Scenario Exploration(land use & transportation only)

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Base Scenario (2012 – 2022)

Animated land use change

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Base Scenario (2012 – 2022)

Selected land use classes – closer look

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Base Scenario (2012 – 2022)

Max Road Network Congestion

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Calibration and Validation Methods

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aggregation

Vector to raster (100m)

2006 land use map

Model updates the map every time step (1 year)

Calibration (2006 – 2012)

Land Use Model

2012 simulate land use

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Very high res. Satellite images 2012

Calibration (2006 – 2012)

Land Use Model

Feature extraction

Urban Residential & Industrial/Commercial Land Uses 2012

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2012 simulate land use

Calibration (2006 – 2012)

Land Use Model

Observed Urban Residential & Industrial/Commercial Land Uses 2012

Compare per class

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Calibration (2006 – 2012)

Transportation Model

Starting point: O-D Matrix 2006 generated using HTS dataDimensions

- 175 Travel zones (175x175)- 5 time periods of the day- 2 modes (car, public transport)- 4 purposes (home, work, social, shopping)

Run the model and simulate the OD matrix for 2012

Compare simulated outputs with HTS 2012 aggregate data (LGA level)

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Calibration & Validation Results

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Calibration - ResultsLand Use Model

Simulated vs Observed – Urban Residential 2012

Model

Observed

Urban Residential 13579 673 801

Industrial/Commercial 213 3751 1357

Other 1438 516 178160

Urban Residential Industrial/Commercial Other

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Calibration - ResultsTransportation Model

OBSERVED - 2012 MODEL - 2012 MODE = Car

Trips D

O Kiama Shellharbour Shoalhaven Wollongong

Kiama 36369 11833 4059 4919

Shellharbour 10322 132140 1625 51671

Shoalhaven 3335 827 303351 5018

Wollongong 7261 52781 5108 565712

OBSERVED - 2012 MODEL - 2012 MODE = Public Transport

Trips D

O Kiama Shellharbour Shoalhaven Wollongong

Kiama 1417 484 345 503

Shellharbour 724 2742 2287

Shoalhaven 345 8323 218

Wollongong 345 1425 218 29028

MODE = Car

Trips D

O Kiama Shellharbour Shoalhaven Wollongong

Kiama 24866 17786 7876 10307

Shellharbour 16637 94960 6701 60894

Shoalhaven 12015 4909 247010 3091

Wollongong 10679 64449 6121 435528

MODE = Public Transport

Trips D

O Kiama Shellharbour Shoalhaven Wollongong

Kiama 963 710 91 386

Shellharbour 767 7282 159 4563

Shoalhaven 152 133 3458 205

Wollongong 421 4329 276 32747

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Face Validation - ResultsTransportation Model

Weekday morning peak traffic - Google Weekday morning peak traffic - Model

Network speed

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Current limitations and ongoing work

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Current Limitations

2 (ideally 3) complete land use maps at 3 time points (with sufficient gap)

Sufficient details – high, medium, low density residential- separate industrial, commercial classes

Zoning data & expert interpretation

HTS data for same time points – OD down to TZ (SA1 ideally)

Disaggregation of PT into buses and trains

More time for calibration (and validation)

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Ongoing work

Fitting the land use and transportation models with detailed data

Detailed calibration and validation

Coding up and integrating econometric I/O model

Conceptual model development for the utility module

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Pascal PerezResearch DirectorSMART Infrastructure Facility+61 2 4252 [email protected]