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Title: Traffic Parameters for use with MOBILE6 in Ky' Update


1
Traffic Parameters for use with MOBILE6 in Ky. -
Update
  • by
  • Jesse Mayes, P.E.
  • Division of
  • Multimodal Programs
  • July 22, 2003

2
Air Quality Timelines
  • New Emissions Model MOBILE6 - Now
  • New 8-Hour Ozone Standard - 4/15/04
  • Conformity due - 4/15/05
  • SIP due - 4/15/07
  • New PM2.5 Standard - 12/15/04
  • Conformity?
  • SIP due - 12/15/07

3
MOBILE6 Requirements
WEATHER
MOBILE 6.2
VMT BY VEHICLE TYPE AVERAGE SPEEDS BY FUNCTIONAL
CLASS OF ROAD
VMT BY TIME OF DAY VMT BY YEAR OF
VEHICLE FREEWAY/RAMP VMT DISTRIBUTION
4
Traffic Parameters for use with MOBILE6 in Ky.-
Update
  • VMT
  • Ramp
  • Speed (Space Mean Speed)
  • Truck
  • Vehicle Age/Type Distribution

5
VMT
  • HPMS data
  • Local mileage GPSed (TBC by 12/31/03)
  • Local ADT based on collector ADT (see KTC report
    at http//www.ktc.uky.edu)
  • Forecasts developed in-house based on trends

6
Ramp
  • Freeway Mainline/Ramp
  • Mainline Ramp
  • MOBILE6 Default 92.0 8.0
  • Kentucky Urban 92.4 7.6
  • Kentucky Rural 98.5 1.5
  • See KYTC Report

7
Speed
  • Starting Point
  • Data Collection
  • State of Speed Estimation for Areas without TDMs
    (Rural Areas)
  • State of Speed Estimation for Areas with TDMs
  • Conclusions

8
Starting Point
  • 1997 HPMS Average Speeds by Functional Class.
  • not accurate, obsolete
  • HPMS Functional Class Rural/Urban Description 19
    97 HPMS Average Speeds (mph)
  • 01 Rural Interstate 50.4
  • 02 Rural Principle Arterial 47.4
  • 06 Rural Minor Arterial 34.9
  • 07Not Rural Major Collector 31.5
  • 08 Rural Minor Collector 31.5
  • 09 Rural Local 31.5

9
Data Collection - Speeds
  • Spot Counts
  • Automatic Traffic Recorders (ATRs)
  • Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS)

10
Data Collection Spot Counts
11
Data Collection ATRs
12
Data Collection ITS
13
State of Speed Estimation for Areas without TDMs
(Rural Areas)
  • Survey of literature
  • Proposed national research
  • Speed estimation workshop
  • Highway Economic Requirements System (HERS)

14
Survey of Literature
  • NCHRP Report 387
  • TMIP Travel Model Speed Estimation
  • Highway Capacity Manual

15
Proposed National Research
  • Submitted 2 proposals to NCHRP 8-36

16
Speed Estimation Workshop
  • Workshop conducted by Dr. Rich Margiotta of
    Cambridge Systematics
  • Included Kentucky Model Users Group
  • Recommended HERS methodology

17
Travel Demand Models (TDMs)(Urban Areas)
  • Status quo
  • Brainstorming sessions/changes

18
Travel Demand Models (TDMs)(Urban
Areas)-Recommendations
  • Use of improved BPR equations
  • Use of more accurate free flow speeds
  • Calibrate models for speed in addition to volume
  • Develop standard modeling procedures for
    statewide usage

19
Speed - Conclusions
  • With MPOs and Consultant Partners, Develop
    Consistent Methodology for TDMs
  • For Other Areas, Develop HERS Solution Based on
    Kentucky Data Availability
  • Provide to Air Quality Agency TDM Speeds where
    available and Rich M. HPMS/HERS results for other
    areas

20
Final MOBILE6 Speed Estimations
21
Review of Actions
  • Rich Margiotta MUG workshop (8/14/02)
  • TDM/speed workshop (12/6/02)
  • DVMT/speed data submitted to DAQ for new 8-hour
    ozone standard (1/24/03)
  • Randy Simon used HERS and local data to
    calculate speeds for AQ submission (5/03)
  • Highway Speed Estimation for M6 by Kentucky -
    presented at AWMA (6/23/03)
  • Poster at TRB Partnering Conf. (5/16/03)
  • Speed study initiated with KTC (7/15/03)

22
Future Directions
  • Develop standard modeling procedures for
    statewide usage
  • Investigate other local traffic parameters such
    as VMT Speed by time-of-day and vehicle type
  • Explore the use of registration data/crash data

23
Conclusion
  • It is important to establish a consistent speed
    methodology for the state.
  • It is equally important look at other
    transportation related MOBILE6 inputs.
  • Thank you for your attention.
  • Questions/Comments?
  • EmailJesse.mayes_at_mail.state.ky.us
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