Trip production modeling of selected zones in Baghdad city

Joint Authors

Salim, Zaynab Abd al-Karim
Qasim, Gofran J.

Source

Journal of Engineering and Sustainable Development

Publisher

al-Mustansyriah University College of Engineering

Publication Date

2020-12-31

Country of Publication

Iraq

No. of Pages

11

Main Subjects

Civil Engineering

Topics

• Economic conditions
• Family size
• Land use
• Persons

English Abstract

The initiation of this analysis is to establish a mathematical model for predicting trip production for Hay Ur sector in Baghdad city that involving socioeconomic and land use features.

To achieve the study objective, the study area is divided into five zones.

The whole number of distributed forms is 720.

Two mechanisms were adopted, the entire conversation and home questionnaire form survey.

The survey forms have been spread in intermediate schools, high schools and private institutes of education.

Only 542 forms were received with the response rate is 75.28% for the study area.

The collected forms have been processed and analyzed to qualify the socioeconomic features in each zone.

The trip production models for five purposes of trips (Home base- work, education, shopping, other trips, and the total trips) have been developed.

These models have been built when the gathered data was fed to the (SPSS) software version 22 by using stepwise regression process.

Results show that total household trips are linked to family size and composition such as number of men, number of women, : number of persons less than 6 years, total household employees, total household pupils, dwelling unit area, dwelling unit and vehicle The initiation of this analysis is to establish a mathematical model for predicting trip production for Hay Ur sector in Baghdad city that involving socioeconomic and land use features.

To achieve the study objective, the study area is divided into five zones.

The whole number of distributed forms is 720.

Two mechanisms were adopted, the entire conversation and home questionnaire form survey.

The survey forms have been spread in intermediate schools, high schools and private institutes of education.

Only 542 forms were received with the response rate is 75.28% for the study area.

The collected forms have been processed and analyzed to qualify the socioeconomic features in each zone.

The trip production models for five purposes of trips (Home base- work, education, shopping, other trips, and the total trips) have been developed.

These models have been built when the gathered data was fed to the (SPSS) software version 22 by using stepwise regression process.

Results show that total household trips are linked to family size and composition such as number of men, number of women, : number of persons less than 6 years, total household employees, total household pupils, dwelling unit area, dwelling unit and vehicle ownership.

Data Type

Conference Papers

Record ID

BIM-1263605

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