Search Results - "Baqueri, Syed"

Modeling External Trips: Review of Past Studies and Directions for Way Forward by Baqueri, Syed F. A, Adnan, Muhammad, Bellemans, Tom

“…AbstractProper estimation of external trips is vital because it may affect the model validation results when compared with traffic counts. In practice,…”
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Modelling Distribution of External–Internal Trips and Its Intra-region and Inter-region Transferability by Baqueri, Syed F. A., Adnan, Muhammad, Knapen, Luk, Bellemans, Tom, Janssens, Davy

“…Estimating external–internal (EI) trips is an important component of travel demand modelling which is ignored in earlier studies. This study describes…”
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An Organizational-Based Model and Agent-Based Simulation for Co-Traveling at an Aggregate Level by Hussain, Iftikhar, Khan, Muhammad, Baqueri, Syed, Shah, Syyed, Bashir, Muhammad, Khan, Mudasser, Khan, Israr

“…Carpooling is an environmentally friendly and sustainable emerging traveling mode that enables commuters to save travel time and travel expenses. In order to…”
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Random forest models for motorcycle accident prediction using naturalistic driving based big data by Outay, Fatma, Adnan, Muhammad, Gazder, Uneb, Baqueri, Syed Fazal Abbas, Awan, Hammad Hussain

“…Motorcycle accident studies usually rely upon data collected from road accidents collected through questionnaire surveys/police reports including…”
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Comprehensive Modeling Framework to Integrate External Trips in a Travel Demand Model by Baqueri, Syed Fazal Abbas, Adnan, Muhammad, Bellemans, Tom, Janssens, Davy

“…AbstractTravel demand modeling studies often require external trips data for the model validation. This paper presents a framework to incorporate nonresident…”
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Activity-based model for medium-sized cities considering external activity–travel: Enhancing FEATHERS framework by Baqueri, Syed Fazal Abbas, Adnan, Muhammad, Kochan, Bruno, Bellemans, Tom

“…Travel demand modeling has evolved from the traditional four-step models to tour-based models which eventually became the basis of the advanced Activity-Based…”
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