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<strong>D5</strong> <strong>Annex</strong> <strong>WP</strong> 4: <strong>ETIS</strong> DATABASE METHODOLOGY AND DATABASE USER<br />
MANUAL – PASSENGER DEMAND<br />
The passenger transport matrix will then have the following structure:<br />
· Origin<br />
· Destination<br />
· Passenger by trip purpose and main mode<br />
For these variables the characteristic will be considered as listed in Table 32.<br />
Table 3.2<br />
Variables to be included in the passenger OD matrix<br />
Core countries<br />
PanEuropean scope<br />
Intercontinental scope<br />
Regional detail<br />
Modes<br />
Trip purpose<br />
Other Typologies<br />
Measuring units<br />
Base year<br />
EU15, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania,<br />
Poland, Czech Republic, Slovak Republic, Hungary, Slovenia,<br />
Malta, Cyprus.<br />
Rumania, Bulgaria, Turkey, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia,<br />
Serbia & Montenegro, Albania, FYRO Macedonia<br />
Africa, America, Asia, Oceanic<br />
NUTS 2 for the core countries, Nuts 0 for the PanEuropean<br />
scope and per geographic group for the intercontinental<br />
destinations (contracted, but see remarks below).<br />
Air, Road, Rail, Ferries are allocated to the main modes.<br />
Business and nonbusiness when modelling based on Dateline<br />
data is valid.<br />
Vehicle/vessel types (definition depending on data availability)<br />
Persons<br />
Personkm<br />
Number of vehicles/vessels<br />
Vehiclekm<br />
2000 and according to the Eurostat rule as close as possible to<br />
this reference year.<br />
Concerning the regional detail it can be remarked that NUTS 2 can only be achieved where the<br />
data availability allows. In many cases estimation models can be applied requiring more<br />
aggregate regional data and/or socioeconomic data. In the remaining cases the country level<br />
will be used. Where possible a lower NUTS level is used for modelling as well as to fill gaps.<br />
The results presented in the passenger matrix will always be one level higher than modelled to<br />
ensure a maximum coverage of the interregional trips. People living close to a regions border<br />
are likely to cross more often the boundaries by undertaking a short trip. Therefore most NUTS3<br />
border crossing trips are not relevant for a NUTS2.matrix, when not covering internal NUTS2<br />
flows.<br />
In addition to the deliverables contracted we will try to provide intra NUTS2 flows (meaning<br />
the diagonal of a NUT2matrix), which base on the passenger flows between those NUTS3<br />
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27 May 2004