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TRANSPORTATION ECONOMIC
AND LAND USE SYSTEM (TELUS)
T E L U MInteractive Software for Integrated Land Use and Transportation Modeling
TRANSPORTATION ECONOMIC
AND LAND USE SYSTEM (TELUS)
TELUM is a land use modeling
software package that can be
used for evaluating land use
impacts of regional
transportation improvement
projects.
TELUM forecasts future location
of employment and households
Developed under the federal
TELUS grant as a standalone
modeling software.
TELUM features an integrated
GIS tool.
Introduction
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A land use model is a quantitative method which . . .
Forecasts employment and population demand for land in specific zones of a region;
Calculates the amount of employment and population that will be located;
Calculates the amount of land that will be used by the locating activities.
What Is a Land Use Model?
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… and households by zone.
We know the current location of jobs…
Understanding TELUM – Spatial Interaction Model
A B
D C
Say we have an area consisting of 4 analysis zones: A, B, C, and D.
Here is the highway network connecting the zones.
We plan to build a light-rail line connecting zones B and D. This will impact the overall travel in our region.
We would specifically like to analyze the impact on future location of households and jobs in our region, i.e. how the future land use will look.
We obtained regional forecasts of future growth of jobs…... and households.
Our land use model will tell us where these jobs and households will locate….
In addition, as a result of the new transportation capacity and improved travel times, certain zones may became more attractive, causing re-location of existing jobs and households.
The new land use can then be used in a travel demand model as a basis for trip generation and trip distribution. In this example, the new locations of jobs and households will produce more travel on links connecting zones B, C, and D, including the new light-rail line.
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Majority of MPOs neither uses Land Use Models for regional forecasting nor for providing input to travel models. This is due to the lack of trained in-house personnel with experience in land use planning*.
TELUM is developed as intuitive, interactive software package with many user-friendly features. It is easy to understand, provides tools for easy data entry and analysis, and features Help System that provides instructions and is able to guide and advise users throughout their analysis. It is primarily developed for small and medium-sized MPOs.
* Determination of the State of the Practice in Metropolitan Area Travel Forecasting: Findings of the Surveys of Metropolitan Planning Organizations, April 7, 2006, Prepared for Committee B0090, TRB/National Research Council
Motivation
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TELUM enables planners to perform regional land
use analysis by:
Forecasting the employment and population that
desire to locate in specific zones of a region.
Calculating the amount of employment and
population that will be allocated to each zone
based on transportation accessibility and
underlying socioeconomic factors.
Calculating the amount of land needed for locating
employment and residential activities.
Why using TELUM?
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Inputs consist of US Census data and supplemental data
commonly used by MPOs in regional planning process;
User friendly interface makes it easy to navigate
through data input, model development, and forecasting
process;
A combination of hotlinks to internal help files, with
software wizards in a Knowledge Based Systems
approach leads the user through the many steps in
model implementation;
Integrated GIS module allows mapping of the input data,
calibration results, and forecast results.
Advantages of TELUM
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Transportation Policy Analysis
TELUM provides planners with the ability to compare
various transportation improvement scenarios:
Planners can make changes in the transportation
network between runs and observe the resulting
changes in land use patterns;
Planners can test impacts of different project pools on
regional land use patterns by applying different sets of
impedances for the same model year.
TELUM outputs can be used as a starting point for trip
generation, trip distribution, and mode-split.
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Land Use Model Outputs – How can they help? Output Relevance and Use in Planning
Employment Density
(forecasted for each zone and employment category)
Serves as a basis for estimating future payroll tax revenues, change of zoning/land use, and improvements of the transportation network to promote desired development scenario.
Household Density
(forecasted for each zone by household income category)
Serves as basis for estimating future property taxes, change of zoning/land use and improvements of the transportation network to promote desired location of residencies throughout the region.
Land Consumption
(forecasted for each zone by household/employment category)
Provides an estimate of intensity of land utilization by households and employment by category, indicating how land use will change as a result of location of population and jobs for different development scenarios.
Density Gradient
(measure of urban sprawl)
Provides basis for measuring change in household density as one moves from the CBD to suburbs can help identify trends in long-range regional plans
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TELUM’s Role in Travel Demand Forecasting
TELUM-EmpEmployment
Location
Transportation Network
TravelDemand Forecast
NetworkFlows
Transportation Improvement
TELUM-ResHousehold Location
TELUM
TRAVEL DEMAND MODEL
Impedance(Travel Time, Cost, etc.)
Economic Trends
Demographic Trends
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Data Preparation
Program Installation
Model Calibration
Model Verification
Preliminary Forecasts
Model Validation
Forecasts and Policy Tests
TELUM Modeling Process
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TELUMModeling Process
Schema
§ CHECK FOR DATA CONSISTENCY
§ SYNTHESIZE MISSING DATA
SELF CALIBRATION
PROCEDURE
CALIBRATED MODEL
PARAMETERS
CALCULATE DEMAND
FOR EMPLOYMENT
LOCATION
CALCULATE DEMAND
FOR RESIDENCE
LOCATION
§ CALCULATE LAND DEMAND
§ RECONCILE LAND DEMAND WITH AVAILABLE LAND
§ FORECAST OUTPUT:
§ Employment
§ Households
§ Land Use
CALIBRATION INPUT DATA:
§ Employment
§ Households
§ Land Use
§ Travel Times/Cost
CALIBRATION INPUT CONTROLS:
§ Initial Parameters
§ Regional Rate / Ratios
§ Calibration Controls
FORECAST CONTROLS:
§ Regional Forecasts
Employment
Population
§ Regional Rates / Ratios
FORECAST INPUT DATA:
§ Employment
§ Households
§ Land Use
§ Travel Times/Cost
TELUM PROCESS COMPONENT
EXTERNAL INPUT DATA FOR THE MODEL
Legend
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IDEUInitial Data Entry Unit
DOPUData Organization and
Preparation Unit
TIPUTravel Impedance Processing
Unit
MCPUModel Calibration Processing
Unit
MFCUModel Forecast Calculation
Unit
TELUM Software Modules
IDEU – Basic information about the region necessary to organize data.
DOPU – Data entry and data consistency checks.
TIPU – Load and process travel impedance data.
MCPU – Self-calibration of employment, household and land consumption forecasting models.
MFCU – Performs forecasts for the baseline and user-defined policy scenarios.
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Data Entry
IDEU and DOPU modules provide a user friendly,
interactive interface that helps the user define what
kind of data is available for the analysis region, and
subsequent data entry. Several data-checks are
conducted along the way to ensure data consistency
and data integrity.
TELUM also provides tips for creating a dataset
required for a successful development and
execution of a land use model.
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IDEU Report
Summarizing the organization of regional socioeconomic data
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DOPU Data Entry Spreadsheet
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DOPU – Data Consistency Report
Statistical analysis of the dataset provided in DOPU spreadsheet
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DOPU – Map and Data Compatibility
TELUM checks for the compatibility of the dataset and regional map.
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Model Calibration – Report
A summary of the model calibration report
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Calibration Results – Statistical Analysis
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Forecasting – Data Check
Having led the user through the tasks of data
preparation and model calibration, the system
performs an evaluation of the calibration results
and a verification check of all the work to that
point in the process.
The system then organizes the files for the
subsequent use in forecasting.
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Forecasting
Tracking input and output files and running the forecasting model
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Forecasting – Results
As forecasts are completed, the system provides
various tabulated summaries of the forecast
results. In addition, the system links to an ArcGIS
software through MAPIT, providing additional
graphical analysis and display of forecast results
in the regional geography.
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Forecast Results
Forecast report summary tables
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Forecast Results
MAPIT generated maps of forecast growth and/or decline of employment and households by zone
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Forecast Results
MAPIT generated maps of forecast sprawl indices
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Forecasting – Adding Constraints
User can define and test different development scenarios using forecast constraints.
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Forecast Results – Comparing Scenarios
MAPIT: mapped changes in forecast results between different scenarios
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Current Program Status
TELUM software package was released in January 2006. It was
recently implemented by the Pikes Peak Area COG in Fall 06 as
part of their new regional transportation plan. Missoula Office of
Planning and Grants and Pueblo Area Council of Governments
are currently testing TELUM. Used by Des Moines (IA) and Little
Rock (AR) MPOs.
Software, User Manual, and Tutorial can be downloaded from
TELUS website: http://www.telus-national.org/products/telum.htm
Software is free of charge.
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Dr. Lazar N. SpasovicDirector, TELUS ProjectTiernan Hall, Suite 287New Jersey Institute of TechnologyUniversity HeightsNewark, NJ 07102
E-mail: [email protected]: (973) 596-6420www.telus-national.orghttp://www.transportation.njit.edu
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