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Review of a high-level regional routing model for estimating annual origin-to-destination freight movements, assigning them to the U.S. transportation network, and analyzing impacts of demand and supply changes. The presentation includes macroeconomic and mesoeconomic modeling components and specific investment feedback levels. Key topics covered: Database Development, Multimodal Freight Routing Model, and Scenario Analysis.
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Regional Routing Model Review Frank Southworth Oak Ridge National Laboratory Oak Ridge, TN 37831 NETS Program Review December 12, 2005 Washington DC
High-level Regional Routing Model Objectives: Develop a model to: Estimate the annual, geographically detailed origin-to-destination movements of freight of interest to the Corps, by mode and by commodity Assign these movements to the U.S multimodal transportation network and Estimate the effects of changes in demand and network-based supply on these flows and their costs
NETS Context 1: Macro 1: Macro 1: Macro - - - Economic Modeling of Regional Economic Modeling of Regional Economic Modeling of Regional and Global Production & Consumption and Global Production & Consumption and Global Production & Consumption 2. 2. 2. Meso Meso Meso - - - Economic Modeling of Economic Modeling of Economic Modeling of Multimodal Route and Market Choice Multimodal Route and Market Choice Multimodal Route and Market Choice 3. Detailed Waterway 3. Detailed Waterway 3. Detailed Waterway Specific Investment Specific Investment Specific Investment Modeling Modeling Modeling = feedback between levels = level of modeling discussed in this presentation
Regional Routing Model Review: • Presentation Outline • Before Lunch: • Database Development: Data Fusion Efforts • & Issues • After Lunch: • A Multimodal Freight Routing Model • RRM Scenario Analysis