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Freight Movement Model Development for the State of Oklahoma


 

Ayodhiramanujan, K., R. Ingalls, M. Kamath, S. Pulat, G. Shen and Y. Yavuz

Cluster : Transportation Science & Logistics 
Date: Sunday, Nov 13, 2005
Time: 10:00 to 11:30
 

 

We present a two-tiered approach based on the urban travel demand model to estimate the freight movement for Oklahoma. Tier one includes a regional model that analyzes the freight flow between states to estimate the freight flow in, out and through Oklahoma. Tier two focuses on a state model that analyzes the freight flow within Oklahoma utilizing the outputs of the regional model. The integrated model will part of a decision support system for policy-making and infrastructure planning.

 

 

 

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