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PERENCANAAN dan PEMODELAAN
TRANSPORTASI
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AGENDA PEMBAHASAN
Pengertian dan Kegunaan Perencanaan
Transportasi
Pemodelan Transportasi
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Pengertian & KEGUNAAN
STUDI PERENCANAAN TRANSPORTASI
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DEFINISI
perencanaan (Lubis et al, 2001):
proses kontinu yang melibatkan keputusan tentang bagaimana
memanfaatkan atau mengalokasi sumber daya yang ada untuk mencapai
tujuan tertentu.
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Perumusan kebijakan transportasi
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Identifikasi Masalah Transport
(top-down)
(bottom-up)
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Pembuatan Keputusan Vs.
Pemecahan Masalah
Urut Langkah Fokus Pertanyaan
Identify the problem (1) Masalah Apa yang menjadi masalah dan apa yang
Note the evidence (3) Evidence (bukti) Apa buktinya dan apa yang ia
Generate alternative (6) Alternatif Apa alternatif nya dan yang mana yang
Make the decision (9) Keputusan Mana keputusan yang harus dipilih?
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KEGUNAAN PERENCANAAN TRANSPORTASI
mengatasi masalah yang ada (problem solving),
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AGENDA PEMBAHASAN
Pengertian dan Kegunaan Perencanaan
Transportasi
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Transportation Planning Process
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Participating groups
Elected officials
Public agencies
Citizen advisory committee
Private and public transportation system
operators
Interested individual
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AGENDA PEMBAHASAN
Pengertian dan Kegunaan Perencanaan
Transportasi
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LEVEL PERENCANAAN (LPM-ITB, 1996)
Perencanaan Operasional
Perencanaan ini termasuk membuat denah untuk persimpangan-
persimpangan; untuk penyebrangan untuk pejalan kaki dan daerah
perparkiran, penempatan pemberhentian bis; membuat metoda
pemberian karcis; langkah-langkah untuk keselamatan; dsb.
Perencanaan Taktis
Tingkat perencanaan ini berhubungan dengan: pola-pola manajemen
lalu lintas; pembuatan jalan-jalan lokal; pengendalian parkir;
pengorganisasian transportasi umum; koordinasi dalam
memberlakukan tarif; membuat daerah-daerah untuk para pejalan
kaki, dsb.
Perencanaan Strategis
Hal ini berkaitan erat dengan struktur dan kapasitas jaringan
transportasi utama, keterkaitan antara transportasi dan tata guna
tanah, keseimbangan antara permintaan dan penawaran, keterkaitan
antara tujuan-tujuan transportasi dengan ekonomi, tujuan-tujuan
lingkungan dan sosial.
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BEBERAPA CONTOH
STUDI PERENCANAAN SISTEM TRANSPORTASI
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HIRARKI PERENCANAAN TRANSPORTASI
(b) Konsep Hirarki Perencanaan Transportasi di
(a) Konsep Hirarki Generik
Indonesia
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PEMODELAN TRANSPORTASI
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AGENDA PEMBAHASAN
Proses pemodelan transportasi
Modeling & asumsi dasar
Lingkup Studi Perencanaan Transportasi
Prosedur Pelaksanaan Studi Perencanaan
Transportasi
Model outputs
Validation and model errors
Future of traffic modeling
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Proses Pemodelan Transport
Spesifikasi Model
Validation data
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MODELING & SAMPLING
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Tata Ruang: Alternatif Penyebaran / formasi kota
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Emission Indicators
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BIAYA SOSIAL KEMACETAN
Kemacetan lalulintas jalan:
Menyebar ke semua waktu
Menyebar hampir ke semua
ruas jalan
Biaya kemacetan:
Pemborosan waktu ;
Pemborosan bok
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Pencemaran Udara Jakarta (2003)
Vehicle
(exhoust gas) Factory
28%
31%
Vehicle
49%
Household
6%
Factory
55%
Un-survey
Sektor transportasi menyumbang
factory
Un-survey
factory
Household
8%
dominant emisi NOx sebanyak 49%
13% 12%
Kompsisi Sumber TSP Sebaran Spasial SOx Distribusi spasial pencemaran udara
9 0 (p p b ) 1 2 2 (u g / m 3 )
menunjukkan ada beberapa spot
area di pusat kota memiliki tingkat
polusi yang sangat tinggi
0 (p p b ) 2(ug / m3 )
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Mike Thompson ( 1974)
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Energy Consumption Vs. Urban density
USA cities
Western European
cities
Indonesian cities
???
X
Hongkong
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Asumsi Dasar Model Transport
Pola interaksi dan perilaku
Memaksimalkan utilitas
Kesetimbangan (equilibrium)
Agregasi
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Interaksi Transport Tata Guna Lahan
Pemilihan
Moda
Pemilihan Pemilihan
Rute Tujuan
Waktu Tempuh/
Kepemilikan
Jarak/Biaya
Kendaraan
TRANSPORTASI
Aksesibilitas Aktifitas
GUNA LAHAN
Penempatan Lahan
Daya Tarik Lahan
Pemilihan Lahan
Pemilihan Lahan oleh Pengguna
oleh Investor
Pembangunan
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Travel Demand Estimation
Divide study area into study zones
4 steps
1. Trip Generation (Tp & Ta)
-- decision to travel for a specific purpose
(eat lunch)
2. Trip Distribution (Tpa)
-- choice of destination (Sindang Reret)
3. Mode Choice (Tpam)
-- choice of travel mode (by motorcycle)
4. Network Assignment (Tpaml)
-- choice of route or path (Ganesha,
Hasanudin,DPU)
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Model Transport 4 Tahap
Tata Guna Lahan dan Sistem Jaringan
Karakteristik Sosio Ekonomi Zona Transportasi
Trip Generation
Trip Distribution
Modal Split
Trip Assignment
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Tujuan Perjalanan/Trip
/Destination (D)
Asal
/Origin (O) Perjalanan
/Trip (t)
D5 Distribusi seluruh
20
D1 perjalanan dari zona
% asal (O) ke semua zona
30
D4
%
10
%
tujuan (D)
O
15
% 25
%
D3 D2
Tujuan
/Destination
Mobil Pribadi 25% Pemilihan/pemisahan
(D1) perjalanan menurut
Kendaraan Umum
20% jenis moda dari zona
Motor 30% asal (O) ke zona tujuan
(D1)
Tak Bermotor 15%
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Basis for Travel Analysis Zones (TAZs)
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Sistem Zona (kecamatan)
Jakarta Mass Rapid Transit System Study
Zona Internal
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226
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236 212
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232
211
218
215
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235
251
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242
257
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245
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258
Zona Eksternal
254
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261
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259
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Sebaiknya ,
Batas zona diusahakan bertepatan
dengan batas daerah/wilayah kajian
Besar zona konsisten dengan kerapatan
jaringan tinjauan
Luas zona tidak terlalu kecil agar
pergerakan dapat dibebankan ke
jaringan secara efektif
Batas masing-masing zona sesuai
dengan jenis perkembangan tata ruang
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Trip Generation / Bangkitan Perjalanan
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Trip generation
Faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi :
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Pertumbuhan lalu lintas
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Trip Generation Analysis
3 techniques
1. Cross-classification
2. Multiple regression analysis
Mathematical equation that describes
trips as a function of another variable
Similar in theory to trip rate
3. Trip-rate analysis models
Average trip-production or trip-
attraction rates for specific types of
producers and attractors
More suited to trip attractions
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Trip Generation Methods
Cross - Classification
Used to determine TAZ productions in
regional models
Rates Based on Activity Units
Used for Traffic Impact Analysis or very
detailed regional models
Regression
Used to determine TAZ attractions
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Cross-Classification Method
Households in TAZs aggregated into
groups
Rates for each group used to
determine the number of trips.
Trip rates based on household
characteristics (income level, vehicle
ownership, household size, )
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Cross-Classification Method -
Example Cross-Classification Rates Table
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Rates Based on Activity Units Method
Rates provided by the Institute of Transportation
Engineers (ITE)
Rates based upon demographics (average household
size, business type, number of employees )
ITE provides a trip
generation software package
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ITE Trip Generation Software
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Regression Method
Allows multiple variables and nonlinearity
The number of trips = f (population, autos,
number of dwelling units, )
The trip predictors (population, autos, )
need to be independent
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Trip Distribution
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Gravity Model
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Trip Distribution -
The Gravity Model
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Trip Distribution
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Trip Distribution
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The Four-Steps
Network Building - computer representation
of your city (not a step!)
Trip Generation - How many trips?
Trip Distribution - Where are they going?
Mode Choice - By what mode?
Trip Assignment - What path are they
taking?
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Mode Choice
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Mode Choice Models
None used in Iowa at present
number of trips smaller than error term
chicken and egg problem???
Diversion curves
Logit Models
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Mode & Path Choice - Models
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Mode & Path Choice -
Typical Decision Variables
Travel Time
In-vehicle time
Walk, wait and drive access
Travel Cost
Auto operating, transit fares, parking, tolls, etc.
Transfers
1, 2, or 3
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Eggs-Planation
A cyclist can travel five kilometers on the energy of one egg
0 (symbol for one egg)
A loaded bus requeres the equivalent of about two dozen eggs for each person it carries
five kilometers
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A typical car requires the equivalent of seven dozen eggs to carry one person five
kilometers
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Even if you double the fuel efficiency of the car and double the occupancy the car would
still use the equivalent of twenty-one eggs to make the trip more then twenty times a
bicycle
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Kisaran kapasitas dan kecepatan
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Strategi Bertahap (Incremental)
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Singapore MRT
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The Four-Steps
Network Building - computer representation
of your city (not a step!)
Trip Generation - How many trips?
Trip Distribution - Where are they going?
Mode Choice - By what mode?
Trip Assignment - What path are they
taking?
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Trip Assignment -
Path Selection Criteria
Composite index of travel impedance
which would normally include:
Travel Time
Trip Cost
Out of pocket costs
Tolls
Turn Penalties & Prohibitions
(e.g., no left turn)
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Trip Assignment -
Path Selection
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Trip Assignment
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Model Outputs
Link volumes and speeds
turning movements at intersections
estimates of VMT (vehicle miles
traveled)
congestion measures
all by category (jurisdiction, type of
roadway, corridor, )
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Contoh Equilibrium
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Steps to Obtain a
Reliable Model
Model Estimation
Model Calibration
Model Validation
Model Application
Reasonableness Checks
Sensitivity Checks
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Validation and Reasonableness Checks
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Steps to Obtain a Reliable Model
Model Estimation
Statistical estimation of model parameters
Trip Generation Rates
Trip Length Frequency Distribution
Model Calibration
Adjustment of model parameters until predicted travel
matches observed travel
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Steps to Obtain a Reliable Model
Model Validation
Checking the model results against observed data
and adjusting the parameters until model results fall
within an acceptable range of error.
Model Application
Checking the reasonableness of future year traffic
projections
Testing the sensitivity of the model to system or
policy changes
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Reasonableness Checks
Trip Length Frequency Distribution
Trip Generation Rates (What land uses
generate what kind and number of trips?
Total Regional Values (VMT, VHT)
Sub-regional Values
Logic Tests (Shortest Path)
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Sensitivity Checks
How the model responds to changes in:
Transportation System
Socioeconomic Data
Policy Changes (For base year and future year!)
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Connectivity Check
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Screen Line
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Cordon Line
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Cut Line
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Acceptable Ranges of Error
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Highway Assignments -
Level of Precision
In general, assignments have been considered
sufficiently accurate if to within +/- one lane of
traffic.
(More precision is being sought for air quality
analysis)
Intersection turning movements are beyond the
reach of region travel models!
(Local)
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Travel models Masa depan ?
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TERIMA KASIH.
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