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Submodels
In SeaCast, Daysim models estimate travel behavior for people living within the 4-county PSRC region. While this travel makes up the majority of all activity, there are other movements that must be included outside of the Daysim framework. The largest source of additional travel demand comes from freight movements in trucks, within and across the region and to points outside as well. Personal trips to/from external locations must also be considered separately since this places additional strain on roadways, especially on the region's edges and along through corridors like I-5. Special land use types like airports and a variety of military bases must also be considered in their own right. The following sections detail these supplemental sub-models in SeaCast:
Though bicycle trips in the region are modeled by Daysim, the route choice is part of a separate sub-model.
The wiki describes the basic theory and process to use SeaCast for travel modeling applications.
- Overview
- Daysim Person Trip Demand
- Network Assignment
- Submodels
- Other Documentation Resources
- Technical Documents
- Overview Presentation
- Design Presenation
- Install
- Setup
- Run
- Interpret Results
- Python Tips for Working with Data
- Make Special Summaries
- Cloud Information
- Troubleshooting
- 2014 Estimation
- Calibration and Validation
- Older Calibration
- Notes on Latest Code and Inputs