A Modeling Framework for Passengers and Freight in Large-Scale Multi-Modal Transport Networks

Abstract

In this paper, a modeling framework is proposed to represent the dynamic behavior of both passenger and freight flows in a large-scale multi-modal transportation network. It consists of a macroscopic model developed to support decision makers who intend to utilize the full mobility capacity of a geographical area by allocating the mobility demand on different modes (road and rail transport) or by suggesting multi-modal itineraries. In the proposed modeling framework, the passenger demand allocation on a multi-modal transportation network is obtained by defining and solving an appropriate multi-modal assignment problem.

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