The Characteristics of Public Transit Networks and Population Trip Lengths in Ukrainian Cities, 2008-2016

Principal Investigator(s): View help for Principal Investigator(s) Horbachov Peter, Kharkiv National Automobile and Highway University; Svichynskyi Stanislav, Kharkiv National Automobile and Highway University

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Project Citation:

Peter, Horbachov, and Stanislav, Svichynskyi. The Characteristics of Public Transit Networks and Population Trip Lengths in Ukrainian Cities, 2008-2016. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 2017-04-18. https://doi.org/10.3886/E100393V1

Project Description

Summary: The dataset supplies data about spatial characteristics of public transit networks in ten Ukrainian cities. The characteristics include the transit stop coordinates, distances between each transit stop and city center, link lengths, number of the links that are on the route between each pair of stops in the city and the shortest distances between all possible pairs of stops. The data files contain the sheets named after the city for which the items are presented.
The data collection also supplies data on possible trip lengths by public transit in the cities. The data are in the ‘Trip lengths’ file. The sets of the trip lengths for each city are in the columns named after trip distribution models applied to estimate the trips between origins and destinations stops. To receive the trip lengths the theoretically possible trip distribution models were used.

Scope of Project

Subject Terms: transport infrastructure; public transportation

Geographic Coverage: Ukraine

Universe: Public transit networks in the cities, home-based work trips of city population

Data Type(s): observational data; other; survey data

Methodology

Sampling: The main characteristics of public transit networks such as straight-line distances between the stop in city center and other transit stops, link lengths and distances between all possible pairs of transit stops are represented as general totalities.
The lengths and number of the links that are run on the route between stops are received by exploring the random sample of 100 routes among all shortest routes between all the stops in the city.
The trip lengths are calculated for public transit passengers among the city working population.

Data Source: public transit models, on-board transit surveys, traffic counts

Unit(s) of Observation: transit stop, stop coordinate, link length, number of links between stops, distance between stops, home-based work trip, trip length

Geographic Unit: City

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