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Transportation Modeling

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The Transportation and Air Quality Forecasting Group is a technical resource group that provides information relating to regional development and associated transportation demand and conditions.

The main tool that the Transportation and Air Quality group uses to estimate transportation system demand is the Denver Regional Travel Model, also known as Compass.

The Integrated Regional Model (IRM) project is a three-phase project to completely redesign both travel and land use models for the Denver region. DRCOG has finished phase two of the IRM, and plans to complete the final phase in early 2010.

Click here to learn more about how DRCOG uses models to inform policy decisions.

For additional information on the transportation model and its data products or for general modeling questions, please contact Erik Sabina at 303-480-6789.

Annual Report on FasTracks
The RTD 2009 Annual Report to DRCOG on FasTracks is available for review. Click here to view the document.

Regional Sustainability
Interested in learning more about alternative fuels and alternative fuel vehicles? View the alternative fuels page.

Want to learn more about transportation's impact on greenhouse gases? Click here to access DRCOG's Regional Sustainability Resources page focusing on transportation.


Transportation Short Course
Want to learn more about transportation planning in the Denver region? View the powerpoint presentation given at the transportation short course in March.

MVRC Integrated Regional Model Open House

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