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1. | Ganesh Ramesh Sapkal | 27 Mar 2022 | NA | 15 | 0 |
Background: With the rapid growth of urbanization in the developing world, vehicular traffic is increasing. Travel demand models can be used to manage this increased travel demand. Statistical Analysis: Trip generation step is an essential step in planning of transportation systems for any city. Various factors including physical features of the study area (sq.ft), parking spaces, number of employees, number of stores & number of people attracted are taken into consideration in the definition of a trip. Findings: In traditional travel demand modeling, the first step is trip generation. It is essential for a planner to estimate the impact of changes due to the establishment of new facilities like offices, retail outlets, and residential buildings. After work trips, shopping trips account for the second biggest share of trips in the study area. Because of their large share, these excursions have a significant impact on not just individual travel behaviour but also the transportation network. Unlike prior research, this one established business area typologies based on their physical qualities and applied the same to the analysis. These typologies are based on numerous business factors such as floor area, number of stores, and number of employees. Because no major previous studies have been published in assessing trip attractiveness rates in the study area in India, this work may be useful to future researchers. In addition, a thorough literature review while identifying typologies of commercial districts and other parameters for assessing trip rates could aid in accurate trip rate prediction. The planning process is critical in meeting people's current and future transportation requirements. Trip generation must be done correctly and accurately in order to obtain accurate travel demand predictions. In any city or country, shopping trips are usually the second most popular after work trips. Shopping malls are a popular destination for a large number of visitors.
Trip attraction rate, Shopping centre, Microscopic & Macroscopic analysis
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