TR-T0127 PTV Visum - Model2Go Demand (UK)

Short Description

PTV Model2Go Demand provides a starting point for a Visum model build. This training course will equip participants with the skills to effectively utilise their Model2Go Demand package. The course provides a comprehensive guidance to understand what is delivered with a Model2Go model, including the various model components, navigating the demand structure, and customising the model to meet local use cases.

By the end of the course, participants will be able to run the demand model and review assignment results for both highway and public transport networks and have the skills to modify the model for further use.

Course Level

Intermediate

Target Group

This course is designed for transport modellers who have some experience with demand modelling and wish to understand how Model2Go can support their modelling projects in PTV Visum.

Prerequisites

Participants should have prior knowledge of the PTV Visum software and basic experience with demand modelling concepts.

Duration

1 day

Due to organizational and local conditions, the duration of the course may vary. Please note the details of your chosen course date before booking.

Contents

  • Understanding what is delivered with Model2Go: overview of key components.
  • Exploring the highway network: how to filter links, adjust link types or capacities, and apply the required changes.
  • Reviewing the supply model: identifying how junction tidy-up, signal timings, or other network elements can be modified.
  • Exploring the public transport network: understanding what is provided and what further PT network enhancements may be required.
  • Understanding the demand model structure: overview of person groups, activities, activity pairs, and demand strata.
  • Understanding what demand data is provided and how it can be complemented with local information (i.e. traffic count data).
  • Running the demand model: overview of the procedure sequence and exploring the auto-calibration process.
  • Interpreting assignments results: reviewing outputs for highway and public transport networks.