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This dataset is the MOVES-Matrix emission rates for the NCST project of Energy and Emissions Impacts of Atlanta’s Reversible Express Toll Lanes and High-Occupancy Toll Lanes, developed by the research team at Georgia Institute of Technology.

This data contains the GIS information of the three study areas from the project Fighting for Curb Space, as well as the SUMO scripts.

Data for the project Incentive Systems for New Mobility Services, including all the resulting code for offering incentives.

This includes data used in the project "Coordinated Traffic Flow Control in a Connected Environment." The data sharing mechanism strengthens the connection between the freeway and arterial networks and enhances the control performance.

This contains the entire dataset used in the NCST report: Evaluating Alternative Strategies for Traffic Reduction in Los Angeles, consisting of data from Caltran's Performance Measurement System and on vehicle crashes in the Los Angeles Metropolitan Statistical Area.

The research objectives of this dissertation are to develop a modeling framework within an advanced activity-based travel demand model that can be used to assess the distribution of transportation cost and benefits across communities of interest and implement a data structure and variable tracking system that can be implemented within and across various modeling tools to ensure that data needed for equity assessment transfer between models, and that outputs from combined models can be used to assess equity impacts.

This brief summarizes findings from researchers at the University of Southern California who developed an optimization-based vehicle scheduling model that allows for a “street exchange” in which empty containers can go directly from importers to exporters without returning to the port.

This study demonstrates a model framework that combines a microscopic traffic simulation with emissions and microscale dispersion models to quantify the potential impacts of truck-only lanes on fuel consumption, emissions, and near-road pollutant concentrations.