Microscopic Simulation Modeling and Traffic Optimization Sample Clauses

Microscopic Simulation Modeling and Traffic Optimization. The Engineer shall use the TDM and mesoscopic outputs to perform multimodal microscopic sub-regional, corridor, and intersection traffic simulation modeling. Traffic simulation modeling consists of conducting detailed traffic data and scenario evaluation analysis to evaluate the travel demand’s impact of the operation analysis of the transportation network. The Engineer shall model scenarios for each specific alternative and include the demand and all planned network improvements for the analysis years. Engineer shall: • Develop, calibrate, and validate the models according to best practice modeling standards. ▪ To accurately represent the supply side, the updating and cleanup process may include updating nodes, links, link attributes, parameters, traffic signals, etc. ▪ To accurately represent the demand side, volumes must be modeled according to study area conditions. ▪ To accurately represent travel behavior, the model must be calibrated to capture local conditions. • Produce calibrated and validated base models for the current and future years. The State shall define the calibration and validation procedures and thresholds and review and approve the base models prior to development of alternative scenarios. • Utilize approved base models to develop scenarios for each specific alternative to be modeled. The Engineer shall use professional experience and knowledge of Vissim, Synchro, Highway Capacity Software (HCS), and/or the latest software this analysis. • Deliverables: ▪ Travel/Traffic modeling software dataset files (for all modeled scenarios) DocuSign Envelope ID: 33148E80-3050-48D0-AEFE-80B871840D51 PeopleSoft Contract No. 7650 Legacy Contract No. 12-7IDP5014 ▪ Travel/Traffic modeling software data inputs (for all modeled scenarios) ▪ Demographic, economic, and land use reports ▪ Technical memo documenting travel/traffic modeling methods, efforts, assumptions, etc. ▪ Technical memo documenting travel/traffic modeling results, results analysis, and conclusions. ▪ Technical memo documenting scenarios in performance matrices ▪ Technical memo documenting traffic data inputs ▪ Calibration and validation reports for all travel/traffic models ▪ Traffic modeling software dataset files ▪ Simulation electronic files ▪ Videos for presentations ▪ TDM Reports ▪ Presentations
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