أهمية التفاعل المكاني في حل مشاكل النقل داخل المدن

Abstract EN

The importance of quantitative methods in simulating urban transport issues within cities Quantitative methods or what is called mathematical models in planning are an important tool in the modeling and simulation processes, which are used to derive theories, examine spatial systems and identify causal relationships between variables in order to try to understand the factors affecting various physical issues, especially transport issues.

These models are the most important mathematical models developed from the law of general attraction and varied methods and models of transport predictive and used for the purposes of the distribution of flights and indicate the volume of traffic from origin to destination and the data is characterized by the analysis of means of transport complexity, so it required many cadres for this purpose.

In this study, data were taken with three zones generated and drawn.

The distribution of flights between these areas was studied.

The law of gravity was used on the basis that the generated flights were equal to the flights.

The error rate was found between these three areas.

Between (0.09-0.8) and other through the subtractive value output from the actual value.

The research included two parts: a theoretical and conceptual part that included a study of some theories and concepts related to research, and another part that included the study of methods and models for the purpose of reaching the applied study in modeling in transport, especially models of predictive and deterministic transport systems and the stage of building the model and obtaining the results.