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Activity-based travel-demand analysis for metropolitan areas in Texas: CEMDAP models, framework, software architecture and application results

Abdul Rawoof Pinjari · Naveen Eluru · Rachel B. Copperman · Ipek N. Sener · Jessica Y Guo · Sivaramakrishnan Srinivasan +1 more

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This report describes the modeling and software enhancements of the earlier version of CEMDAP (the activity-travel simulator that simulates the detailed activity-travel patterns of the population) and presents the application results for the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) region.

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