Geographic Information Systems (GIS) have provided a platform to present information over the Internet to potential users of public transportation. The advantage of using a GIS is that it allows the user to select an origin and destination on a map, easing the task of inputting information to the itinerary-planning process. In addition, the mapping features of GIS can provide a user-specific ma...

Third, high-speed operation makes it possible to improve error control: currently, a destination IMP returns an RFNM after transmitting the first packet of a multipacket message to the destination host. If an error occurs during the transmission of the (up to seven) other packets into the destination host, the source host will not be informed of the error: it has already been given a positive m...

Abstract This study aims to identify the demand estimation of passengers regarding operational railway Maros-Barru line. The new is expected attract using public transport from origin destination. existing condition majority used private vehicle as choice and minibus with fragmented construction provided by government services through Maros-Barru. for plays an important role in describing poten...

3-dimensional (3-D) elevator systems will be the industrial trend. Traditionally, designers first perform a calculation on traffic analysis to get an overall concept and then go ahead carry out simulation obtain details. This tradition is still maintained throughout world. In one previous article, “Scanner” approach was adopted convert 2-D or 3-D path of scanning 1-dimensional line sophisticate...

We consider and compare four Internet distance metrics and analyze the predictive power of these metrics in selecting, from a given source, the lowest latency destination from among a candidate set. The four metrics are: IP path length; autonomous system (AS) path length; great circle geographic distance; and previously measured round trip time (RTT). We describe general properties of these fou...

META tags can be used as information snippets to provide navigation cues for trip planning on search engines. It is argued that, from a marketing perspective, they are useful means by which destination organizations convey persuasive messages to travelers. This study examines the extent to which “description” META tags are used on websites owned by destination marketing organizations in the Nor...

Technological advances have led to an increasing development of data sources. Since the introduction of social networks, numerous studies on the relationships between users and their behaviors have been conducted. In this context, trip behavior is an interesting topic that can be explored via Location-Based Social Networks (LBSN). Due to the wide availability of various spatial data sources, th...

This paper discusses the development of an afternoon peak period trip generation model for both work and non-work trips. Three data sources are used in model development, a Household Travel Survey, a Census-Update Survey, and a Trip Generation Study. Seven one-direction trip purposes are defined, specifically accounting for stops made on the return trip from work to home. Trips are classified b...