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A land use and transportation integration method for land use allocation and transportation strategies in China

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  • Su, Hailong
  • Wu, Jia Hao
  • Tan, Yinghui
  • Bao, Yuanqiu
  • Song, Bing
  • He, Xinghua

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In this paper, we will first review literature of the land use and transportation interaction and then develop a new land use allocation methodology called Three Stages-Two-Feedback Method (Integration Method) for both land use allocation and the transportation policy options with a practical implementation. Then we apply this method in an urban general planning project in China with more than 1.2 million populations. In this project, we evaluated three land use allocation strategies and three transportation policy options using two application tools (with and without feedbacks) using this method implemented in a land use planning system UPlan and a transportation planning system Emme. The results show that the use of the feedback method (Application Two) results in a vehicle distance reduction and the increase in the service coverage area of transit bus stops at the same time. Due to the use of transportation accessibility and the congestion measures with a MSA implementation, the accessibility measure shows a convergent process over iterations. This nice feature can be used for alternative comparisons. Future research subjects are also discussed.

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  • Su, Hailong & Wu, Jia Hao & Tan, Yinghui & Bao, Yuanqiu & Song, Bing & He, Xinghua, 2014. "A land use and transportation integration method for land use allocation and transportation strategies in China," Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, Elsevier, vol. 69(C), pages 329-353.
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:transa:v:69:y:2014:i:c:p:329-353
    DOI: 10.1016/j.tra.2014.08.017
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