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Vision Illawarra Beyond trend analysis for urban planning Rohan Wickramasuriya November 2014

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Vision Illawarra Beyond trend analysis for urban planning

Rohan Wickramasuriya

November 2014

Illawarra Region

• 4 LGAs

• Total Population (2011): 368,814

• Wollongong LGA: 52% of the population

• Total Jobs (2011): 138,950

From SID to Vision Illawarra

SMART Infrastructure Dashboard • Electricity (2007-2013)

• Water (2007-2013)*

• Sewage (2007-2013)*

• Solid Waste (2007-2013)**

*: SCC excluded ; **: KMC & SCC excluded

Vision Illawarra • Land Use Changes

• Economic Changes

• Traffic Patterns

• Consumption Patterns

Departing from Trend-Based Forecasting

Trend-based Forecasting • Feed-forward process

• Easy to implement

• Prone to drifting

• Sensitive to initial assumption

Integrated Modelling • Iterative process

• Complex calibration

• Self-correcting ability

• Sensitive to internal rules

Addressing Complex Planning Issues

Unanderra

Albion Park

Dapto

Too many interactions and feedback loops for a trend-based analysis

LAND USE (CA)

TRANSPORT (ABM)

DEMOGRAPHIC (SYNT POP)

MACRO-ECONOMIC (IO-EC)

GEONAMICA Modular Framework

UTILITY (Geometric Networks)

Preliminary Scenario Exploration (land use & transportation only)

Baseline Scenario (2012 – 2022)

Calibration & Validation Results

Calibration - Results Land Use Model

Simulated vs Observed – Urban Residential 2012

Model

Observed

Urban Residential 13579 673 801

Industrial/Commercial 213 3751 1357

Other 1438 516 178160

Urban Residential Industrial/Commercial Other

Calibration - Results Transportation Model

OBSERVED - 2012 MODEL - 2012 MODE = Car

Trips D

O Kiama Shellharbour Shoalhaven Wollongong

Kiama 36369 11833 4059 4919

Shellharbour 10322 132140 1625 51671

Shoalhaven 3335 827 303351 5018

Wollongong 7261 52781 5108 565712

OBSERVED - 2012 MODEL - 2012 MODE = Public Transport

Trips D

O Kiama Shellharbour Shoalhaven Wollongong

Kiama 1417 484 345 503

Shellharbour 724 2742 2287

Shoalhaven 345 8323 218

Wollongong 345 1425 218 29028

MODE = Car

Trips D

O Kiama Shellharbour Shoalhaven Wollongong

Kiama 24866 17786 7876 10307

Shellharbour 16637 94960 6701 60894

Shoalhaven 12015 4909 247010 3091

Wollongong 10679 64449 6121 435528

MODE = Public Transport

Trips D

O Kiama Shellharbour Shoalhaven Wollongong

Kiama 963 710 91 386

Shellharbour 767 7282 159 4563

Shoalhaven 152 133 3458 205

Wollongong 421 4329 276 32747

Face Validation - Results Transportation Model

Observed weekday morning peak traffic speeds Simulated traffic speeds

Weekday morning peak traffic - Google Weekday morning peak traffic - Model

Network speed

Current limitations and ongoing work

Current Limitations

Data – more being collected Sufficient details – high, medium, low density residential - separate industrial, commercial classes Zoning data & expert interpretation HTS data for same time points – OD down to TZ (SA1 ideally) Disaggregation of PT into buses and trains More time for calibration (and validation)

Ongoing work

Fitting the land use and transportation models with detailed data

Detailed calibration and validation

Integrating econometric I/O model and SP model

Coding up and integrating utility model

Rohan Wickramasuriya Research Fellow SMART Infrastructure Facility +61 2 4239 2344 [email protected]