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This paper gives an overview of a major application of modern geospatial tools such as remote sensing, GIS and GPS, i.e., 3S technology in estimating travel demand along Indian roads by considering the study area, Tiruchirappalli urban city in Tamil Nadu. In the study, an attempt was made to estimate travel demand based on the current land-use classification as the pattern of travel depends on the type of land use activity in a zone. IRS high resolution image Cartosat-1 of year 2009 was used to extract the land-use information required. The travel demand model developed was validated with the field obtained OD-matrix to understand the accuracy of the method considered.
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The authors are grateful to National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC) Hyderabad for providing the necessary IRS data for the study. We are also grateful to the Local Planning Authority of Tiruchirappalli for providing the base map of urban Tiruchirappalli city and permitting us to use it for our study. We are thankful to the Tiruchirappalli corporation office officials to have given us the necessary population census data required for our work.
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Nisha Radhakrishnan: ISRS Membership No. L-3606.
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Radhakrishnan, N., Aswathy, R. & Mathew, S. Studying Land Use Travel Demand Interaction Using 3S Technology for Tiruchirappalli City. J Indian Soc Remote Sens 45, 815–824 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12524-016-0616-z
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