The workshop has a one-day format featuring lecture and interactive pen-and-paper class exercise elements. Ability to properly align applications of DTA with transportation decision-making.Proven methods to predict system delay and travel time reliability impacts.

Insight on how to design and execute successful DTA analyses.Capability to determine whether a proposed DTA analysis is needed.A fundamental understanding of the Dynamic User Equilibrium (DUE) concept.The objectives of the workshop include providing participants with: Work zone traffic and demand management.Adaptive signal and ramp control systems.'Foundations of Dynamic Traffic Assignment (DTA)' is a FHWA-sponsored workshop providing participants with a solid grounding in the fundamentals of conducting traffic analyses using DTA techniques, knowledge on the appropriate use of DTA, and an understanding of both strengths and weaknesses inherent in DTA analyses.ĭTA techniques, when applied correctly, can provide critical insight and quantitative impacts assessment for a variety of transportation system management strategies of interest in both planning and operational analyses, including: Foundation of Dynamic Traffic Assignment (DTA) workshop Workshop Description More information about these courses, including upcoming dates, is available through the National Highway Institute.

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