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The University of Sydney Page 1 Combining spatial data: benefits and applications Modelling Workshop, AITPM 2016 Sydney, Australia Dr Adrian B. Ellison Dr Richard B. Ellison

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Combining spatial data: benefits and applicationsModelling Workshop, AITPM 2016Sydney, AustraliaDr Adrian B. EllisonDr Richard B. Ellison

The University of SydneyPage #Background

Increasingly large sources of transport and land use dataBiggest benefit comes from combining several sourcesFor modelling, reduces reliance on assumptions

The University of SydneyPage #Background

Existing statistical methods are not well suitedBehavioural data (from GPS, smartcards, etc.) can be noisyNeed to isolate the impact of individuals behaviour from external factors

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Multilevel factors

The University of SydneyPage #Temporal and Spatial Identifiers (TSI)

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The University of SydneyPage #Temporal and Spatial Identifiers (TSI)

The University of SydneyPage #From driver behaviour to public transport user behaviour

The University of SydneyPage #From driver behaviour to public transport user behaviour

The University of SydneyPage #Application in transport models MetroScan-TI

The University of SydneyPage #Application in transport models MetroScan-TI

The University of SydneyPage #Application in transport models MetroScan-TI

The University of SydneyPage #Application in transport models MetroScan-TI

The University of SydneyPage #Software

Solution uses free and open source software

R Project (statistical software)Quantum GISPostgreSQL with PostGIS (database)OSRM (routing)

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Software

Open standards to make combining datasets easier and more robustBenefits from the largest combination of functionalityPackaged deployment possible with distributed and high performance computing

The University of SydneyPage #Combining spatial data: benefits and applicationsModelling Workshop, AITPM 2016Sydney, AustraliaDr Adrian B. [email protected]

Dr Richard B. [email protected]

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