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TransModeler is a powerful and versatile traffic simulation package applicable to a wide array of traffic planning and modeling tasks. TransModeler can simulate all kinds of road networks, from freeways to downtown areas, and can analyze wide area multimodal networks in great detail and with high fidelity. You can animate the behavior of complex traffic systems to illustrate traffic flow, signal operation, and overall network performance.
TransModeler breaks new ground in ease-of-use for complex simulations and integrates with TransCAD, the most popular travel demand forecasting software in the U.S., to provide a complete solution for evaluating the traffic impacts of future planning scenarios. Moreover, the TransModeler mapping and simulation tools allow you to present study findings to decision-makers in a readily understandable manner.
Based upon the latest research, TransModeler employs advanced methodological techniques and software technology to bring traffic simulation into a new era. TransModeler incorporates dynamic routing of trips based upon historical or simulated time dependent travel times, and also models prespecified trips or turning movements at intersections. It simulates public transit as well as car and truck traffic, and handles a wide variety of ITS features such as electronic toll collection, route guidance, and traffic detectors. TransModeler works with travel demand forecasting software to provide an integrated capability to perform operational analysis of transportation projects and plans. Traffic simulation results can also be fed back for use in travel demand forecasting.
Caliper Corporation, a worldwide leader in transportation and GIS software, designed TransModeler for ease-of-use by traffic engineers and planners. TransModeler has an intuitive user interface and is the only simulation software that fully supports Windows standards. TransModeler lets you create and manage multiple projects, networks, demand profiles, and traffic signal control strategies for alternatives analysis. With TransModeler you can: