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Balancing Attractions ( DO NOT apply friction factor adjustment, Use Excel Spead

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Balancing Attractions (DO NOT apply friction factor adjustment, Use Excel Speadsheet to do the Calculation and Submit the Excel Worksheet) (20 pts)

1) Apply the Gravity Model (GM) to the data shown in Table 1–3, (i.e., Productions and Attractions, “ ” factors, and impedance “ ”) in order to verify the trip matrix in Table 4 (iteration 1 output).

2) Apply the “balancing of attractions” procedure to the “iteration 1 output”. Use Integers in the GM calculations. Round the resulting up or down to maintain the same total number of trips. Stop condition: MAPE of attractions is less than 10%.

Table 1 Production and Attraction Forecasts

Zone

1

2

3

Production

14

33

28

Attraction

33

28

14

Table 2 -Factors

Impedance

Units

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

-Factors

82

52

50

41

39

26

20

13

Table 3 Impedance

Zone FromTo

1

2

3

1

8

1

4

2

3

6

5

3

2

7

4

Table 4 Iteration 1 Output (OD Matrix)

              Attraction

Production

1

2

3

Total

1

2

10

2

14

2

19

8

6

33

3

17

5

6

28

Total

38

23

14

75

Zone

1

2

3

Production

14

33

28

Attraction

33

28

14

Explanation / Answer

Answer:

As we cannot use the friction factor for the given problem, therefore we have to rely on adjusted attraction factor which are as follows;

A = (A1/C)A1

Where, A= adjusted attraction factor, A1= attraction value from attraction column, C= actual attraction from iteration column

By applying the values in above equation we can verify the asked values.

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