yonsei university korea emme users’ conference 21 april 2010 prof. jin-hyuk chung
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YONSEI UNIVERSITY
Korea Emme Users’ Conference
21 April 2010
Prof. Jin-Hyuk Chung
YONSEI UNIVERSITY 2
Question #01
What Convergence Level is proper in the Highway Assignment?
Convergence Criterions
Number of Iterations
Relative Gap
Normalized Gap
Networks in Korea
National- 24,932 nodes- 245 centroids- 58,507 links
Seoul Metropolitan Area- 21,601 nodes- 1,522 centroids- 56,453 links
YONSEI UNIVERSITY 3
Question #02
Do you have any plans to improve the computational speed in the Highway Assignment?
Conditions In Assignment
Intel Core2 Duo CPU 2.13GHz, RAM 2GBNetwork
- Seoul Metropolitan Area- Zone size : 1,522
Assignment Method- Multi-class Assignment (3 modes)
Max. Iteration num. : 500Relative Gap : 0.001
Run Time
Emme- 6 hours
X company- 2 hours
(Path based Assignment : 30 mins)
YONSEI UNIVERSITY 4
Question #03
EMME does not provide calibration modules for Trip Generation, Trip Distribution and Mode Choice Mod-els. However, models can be applied by Matrix Cal-culation if we know parameters for models. Do you have plans for developing Model Calibration modules or macro programs?
YONSEI UNIVERSITY 5
Question #04
Currently, Users can use Geographic file (ESRI shape file etc.) in EMME/3. However, it does not interact with Network data in EMME so that useful GIS func-tions (e.g., Geo-Query) cannot be performed.
Do you have plans for providing the useful GIS func-tions like Geo-Query?
YONSEI UNIVERSITY 6
Question #05
In Transit Assignment, various parameters such as dwelling time, boarding time and waiting time should be determined by users. However, they signif-icantly influence the analysis results
Do you have any guidelines or previous research works for the Transit Assignment Parameters?
How do Users in other countries decide the parame-ters?
YONSEI UNIVERSITY 7
Question #06
Transit Assignment algorithm In EMME is Optimal Strategy, in which headway is the most important parameter.
Often, transfer demand is overestimated by the Op-timal strategy algorithm, which is unrealistic in Ko-rea.
Users usually adopt Transfer Penalty to control trans-fer volume. Do you have any other methods to han-dle the problem?
YONSEI UNIVERSITY 8
Question #07
Sub-area analysis is a very useful method in various cases, which requires to extract Sub-Network and to aggregate O/D matrix.
Currently, EMME does not provide a module of Sub-Area analysis. Can you suggest any possible ways to perform Sub-Area analysis under EMME environ-ment?
YONSEI UNIVERSITY 9
Thank you