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Then + Now: Part 2 Why Exploratory Modeling Is the Future of Scenario Planning

Written on February 15th, 2023 by Christina Huang
- Insights

Planners call it scenario planning; modelers call it risk analysis. However you define it, preparing for the future is a risky endeavor full of...

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How exploratory analysis can help you embrace uncertainty in scenario planning

Written on September 28th, 2021 by Christina Huang
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Planning for the future amid the uncertainty of global crises, like the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change, or major shifts in demographics, travel...

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Dr. Newman is an expert at developing and using demand forecasting models, with more than 20 years of expertise across a broad portfolio of applications, including urban planning, public safety, and aviation. He is the author of Larch, an award-winning open source tool for the estimation and application of large-scale advanced discrete choice models, and a developer for ActivitySim. He has played a key role in developing and maintaining the travel demand models used by the California High-Speed Rail Authority, and has led the development of TMIP-EMAT, an exploratory modeling and analysis toolbox.

Jeffrey Newman

Then + Now: Part 2 Why Exploratory Modeling Is the Future of Scenario Planning

How exploratory analysis can help you embrace uncertainty in scenario planning

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