Reliability report, empiric land use forecasting model for 626 traffic zones

Reliability report, empiric land use forecasting model for 626 traffic zones

by Massachusetts. Metropolitan Area Planning Council, Eastern Massachusetts Regional Planning Project, Massachusetts. Department of Commerce and Development, Traffic Research Corporation

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...A technical report on the reliability checks performed on the EMPIRIC Land Use Forecasting Model developed and calibrated for the 626 traffic zones comprising the eastern Massachusetts region in order to provide future year distributions of socio-economic activities for input into traffic forecasting models and to provide a reliable and flexible planning tool with which to test alternative plans for metropolitan development; this item was in the BRA collection...

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