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Review of existing land-use transport models

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  • L. Clément

    (CERTU - Centre d'études sur les réseaux, les transports, l'urbanisme et les constructions publiques - Avant création Cerema)

  • D. Peyrton

    (CERTU - Centre d'études sur les réseaux, les transports, l'urbanisme et les constructions publiques - Avant création Cerema)

  • M. Frenois

    (CERTU - Centre d'études sur les réseaux, les transports, l'urbanisme et les constructions publiques - Avant création Cerema)

Abstract

This report presents a review of existing land-use and transport models, i .e. which canbe purchased on the market, in a software package's form, and could be applied to anyappropriate city. It considers also, the models that consultants or academic people canapplied to a city and put at the disposal of the customers, and the model developed fora particular city but which will be used to test policy for client or to do researches.After a distinction between important terms, we precise the position of the land-use andtransport model through the different kinds of existing models . In a third part we presentan history of the land-use and transport modelling approach which conducts to a reviewof the land-use and transport models (LUTM) . Afterwards, we give others informationabout LUTM, and discuss about their limits.

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  • L. Clément & D. Peyrton & M. Frenois, 1996. "Review of existing land-use transport models," Working Papers hal-02165289, HAL.
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