STUDY Downes et al. Priyanto and Friandi (2010) Chang, Jung et al.

(2014)
1978) ANALYZING OF PUBLIC COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF
HOUSEHOLD AND TRANSPORT TRIP TRIP GENERATION MODELS:
PERSON TRIP GENERATION IN DEVELOPING RESULTS USING HOME-
GENERATION COUNTRIES; A CASE STUDY BASED WORK TRIPS IN THE
MODELS IN YOGYAKARTA, INDONESIA SEOUL METROPOLITAN AREA

LEVEL Household and Household

Person
ANALYSIS CATAN
PROGRAM
DEPENDENT  No. of trips  No. of public  Number daily of trips per
VARIABLES/ TRIP produced transportation trips per household
CATEGORIES by each day
zone
 No. of trips
to and from
the place of
work
INDEPENDENT  Income  Income  Number of employees
VARIABLES  car  family size  Household income
ownership  motorcycle ownership  Car ownership
 no. of  car ownership  Population density
workers  No. of workers  Annual expenditures per
 No. of students. capita per area
 Number of subway lines
 Number of companies
per area
MODELLING Multiple Linear Multiple Linear Regression Regression, Tobit, Poisson,
Regression ordered logit, Category, and
multiple classification analyses
RESULT This study was This study concluded that public This paper provides such an
concerned only with transportation trip seems to have analysis, using the Seoul
making direct negative correlation with income, metropolitan region as the study
comparison of motorcycle ownership and car area. The household travel diary
household and ownership. It is different with the data and REDIS were used for
person models and general trip generation model modeling. Six kinds of models
of their attributes. where the number of trip were estimated and validated.
No attempt was commonly rises with the The results show that the
made to measure increasing of income, motorcycle category-type models are
and compare their and car ownership. Also, it superior in overall performance.
performance when concluded the number of public
applied at zone transport trip is increase with the
level in a increasing of the number of family
forecasting size. Commonly, the higher is the
situation. number of family member; more
public transport trips will be
conducted.