Household Activity-Travel Patterns Study in Adelaide. Stage 2: Report 2. Guide to the ATAQ (Adelaide Travel and Activity Questioner) Computer Interview Program

摘要

The ATAQ (Adelaide Travel and Activity Questioner) program was developed for collecting and analyzing data on complex household travel and activity patterns. The work is part of Stage II of the study, which aims to develop a survey methodology that will illustrate households' responses to specific policy changes for which traditional survey and modelling techniques are not well suited. Such policies and scenarios include timing changes for activities such as work, school and shopping; time-of-day pricing structures for transport services and facilities; and the provision of qualitatively new travel or activity opportunities. The current version of ATAQ described in the document is designed to look at time-of-day parking price policies in the Adelaide central business district.