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|---|---|---|
| @@ -1,5 +1,37 @@ | ||
| # ---------------- Work from home module inputs (trip generation) starting year 2025 | ||
| # ---------------- Work from home module inputs (trip generation) | ||
| validationfiles: N | ||
| usualwfhpct: 0.0510 | ||
| tc14pct: 0.1031 | ||
| # ---------------- New Work from home module inputs (trip generation) | ||
| wfhpctlow: 0.143 | ||
| wfhpctmedium: 0.232 | ||
| wfhpcthigh: 0.552 | ||
| declinerate: 0.1 | ||
| # ---------------- Education portion of WFH workers | ||
| # ---------------- Group by high/medium/low WFH rates | ||
| # ---------------- 1 for Lower edu level | ||
| # ---------------- 2 for Higher edu level | ||
| edu: | ||
| high: | ||
| 1: 0.202 | ||
| 2: 0.798 | ||
| medium: | ||
| 1: 0.268 | ||
| 2: 0.732 | ||
| low: | ||
| 1: 0.305 | ||
| 2: 0.695 | ||
| # ---------------- Income portion of WFH workers | ||
| # ---------------- Group by high/medium/low WFH rates | ||
| # ---------------- 1 for Lower income level | ||
| # ---------------- 2 for Higher income level | ||
| inc: | ||
| high: | ||
| 1: 0.231 | ||
| 2: 0.769 | ||
| medium: | ||
| 1: 0.418 | ||
| 2: 0.582 | ||
| low: | ||
| 1: 0.353 | ||
| 2: 0.647 |
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| @@ -1,7 +1,9 @@ | ||
| wfhgroup,hhinc2,pct | ||
| high,1,0.231 | ||
| high,2,0.769 | ||
| medium,1,0.418 | ||
| medium,2,0.582 | ||
| low,1,0.353 | ||
| low,2,0.647 | ||
| incdist,hhinc4,pct | ||
| high,1,0.038985164 | ||
| high,2,0.080435697 | ||
| high,3,0.156394004 | ||
| high,4,0.724185136 | ||
| low,1,0.09287371 | ||
| low,2,0.134953622 | ||
| low,3,0.238871815 | ||
| low,4,0.533300852 |
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Do these need to be updated?
cmap_trip-based_model/Scripts/prepare/conformity_scenario/hand/config.yaml
Lines 12 to 33 in 4441506
cmap_trip-based_model/Scripts/prepare/conformity_scenario/src/prepare_conformity_scenario.py
Lines 73 to 79 in 4441506
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@nrferguson No, in fact the WFH rates can be removed from config.yaml. They are included in telework.yaml, which has the fully_remote and hybrid rates for 2019 and uses the new allocation method for all other scenario years. No more need for modelers to manually update these.
We do need to update trip_growth_factors to reflect the new scenarios. Factors for truck/poe should continue to reflect 1% growth per year from 2000. For visit, the 2026 rate should stay the same as 2025 (1.05) and 2032 should be 1.24.