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This report describes six major transport demand modeling systems that have been developed by RAND Europe for sponsors in six different countries. The models allow a wide range of urban and regional transport policy options to be analyzed and are developed using a common approach but with considerable adaptation to local circumstances. The structure of the models and the principles on which they are based are described and compared.
Table of Contents
Chapter One
Introduction
Chapter Two
Characteristics of Model Systems
Chapter Three
Landelij K Model Systeem (LMS)
Chapter Four
Norwegian Model System
Chapter Five
Paris Model System
Chapter Six
Copenhagen Model System (OTM)
Chapter Seven
Stockholm Model System
Chapter Eight
Sydney Model System (STM)
Chapter Nine
Conclusions
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