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The document summarizes an urban transportation study of a city divided into six zones. It provides land use data and calculates the production and attraction of trips for each zone based on residential units and commercial floor area. It then balances the production and attraction values and computes the origin-destination trip matrix between zones. Finally, it sketches the trip interchanges between the six zones.

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Title: Urban Transportation

The document summarizes an urban transportation study of a city divided into six zones. It provides land use data and calculates the production and attraction of trips for each zone based on residential units and commercial floor area. It then balances the production and attraction values and computes the origin-destination trip matrix between zones. Finally, it sketches the trip interchanges between the six zones.

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TITLE :

URBAN TRANSPORTATION

ASSIGNMENT 2

NAME : MUHAMMAD BIN RAMLAN

MATRIX NO : P 57600

SUBJECT : KKKA 6564

YEAR : 2011/2012

LECTURER : PROF IR DR RIZA ATIQ O.K. RAHMAT


QUESTION ASSIGNMENT 2

In an urban transport study, a city is divided into six zones as shown in Figure 1. The
summarized land use data is given in Table 1.

4 1
2
6

Figure 1

Table 1

Zone Residential unit Commercial


land use
(m2)

1 7,000 6,800,000

2 20,000 370,000

3 31,000 280,000

4 25,000 300,000

5 22,000 360,000

6 35,000 400,000
Production rate of the residential unit is 1.9 trips per hour and attraction rate of the commercial
premises is 3.25 trips per 100 sq. meter floor area.

a) Compute the production and attraction of each zone.


b) Balance the production and the attraction.
c) Compute O-D trip matrix for the city.
d) Sketch the trip interchanges
SOLUTION ASSIGNMENT 2

a) Compute production and attraction of each zone

Zone Land Use Production rate Production


(Residential Unit) (person-trip / unit / hr) (person-trip / hr)
1 7,000 1.90 7000 x 1.9 = 13,300
2 20,000 1.90 38,000
3 31,000 1.90 58,900
4 25,000 1.90 47,500
5 22,000 1.90 41,800
6 35,000 1.90 66,500
Total 266,000

Zone Land Use Attraction rate Attraction


(Commercial (person-trip / m2 / hr) (person-trip / hr)
Premises)
1 6,800,000 3.25 6800000 x (3.25/100)=
221,000
2 370,000 3.25 12,025
3 280,000 3.25 9,100
4 300,000 3.25 9,750
5 360,000 3.25 11,700
6 400,000 3.25 13,000
Total 276,575

b) Balance the production and the attraction.

Zone Production rate Attraction rate Balanced


Production rate Attraction rate
1 13,300 221,000 (13,300/266,000) x (221,000/276,575)
271,288 = 13,564 x 271,288 =
216,775
2 38,000 12,025 38,755 11,795
3 58,900 9,100 60,071 8,926
4 47,500 9,750 48,444 9,564
5 41,800 11,700 42,631 11,476
6 66,500 13,000 67,822 12,751
Total 266,000 276,575 Nil Nil
Average (266,000 + 276,575) / 2 = 271,288
c) Compute O-D trip matrix for the city.

Zone 1 2 3 4 5 6
Value 216,775 11,795 8,926 9,564 11,476 12,751
1 13,564 (13,564/271,288) x 590 446 478 574 638
216,775 = 10,838
2 38,755 30,968 1,685 1,275 1,366 1,639 1,822
3 60,071 48,000 2,612 1,976 2,118 2,541 2,823
4 48,444 38,710 2,106 1,594 1,708 2,049 2,277
5 42,631 34,065 1,854 1,403 1,503 1,803 2,004
6 67,822 54,194 2,949 2,232 2,391 2,869 3,188

The O-D trip matrix value for zone 1 until zone 6 is as per bold in the table above.
d) Sketch the trip interchanges.

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