Articles
There are many resources available for learning about TREDIS, from independent reviews and guides to journal articles and conference presentations. In addition, we provide more insight with our newsletter.
Guides and Reviews of TREDIS Features
A growing number of guides and comparison reviews are discussing the usefulness of TREDIS as a tool for assessing the economic impacts of transportation investment:
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National University Rail Transportation Center (NURail) Tier 1 – Final ReportBy P. Lautala, D. Nelson, S. Kalluri, S. Oduru, et al, February 2017
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National Academy of Sciences, Transit Cooperative Research Program, Transportation Research Board
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By Kentucky Transportation Center, pp. 30-32, 41
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by The University of Maryland Office of Policy & Research, pp. 4-6, 8.
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FHWA Report by Laurence O'Rourke and Eric Beshers of ICF, and Daniel Stock of Leidos.
Chapter 4 Dynamic Modeling Tools to Measure Productivity Impacts; Chapter 5 Summary of Analysis Tools.
September 2015
Correction: The starting cost of TREDIS is $6,600 for a 3 region model with 3 digit NAICS code detail. -
The Urban Transportation Monitor, Vol. 28 No 3, pp. 27-31.
April 2014
Correction: TREDIS Contact is Kirsten Hughes at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. -
IMPLAN Website; Comparison of REMI vs. IMPLAN.
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by The Connecticut Academy of Science and Engineering for the Connecticut Department of Transportation.
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By Todd Litman, Victoria Transport Policy Institute.
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Transport for NSW (pp. 115-116, 217).
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by Nick Norboge, Eno Center for Transportation.
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State Smart Transportation Initiative (SSTI).
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Cambridge Systematics for Idaho Transportation Department.
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by Grant G. Schultz and Jason S. McGee, Brigham Young University, Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering.
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Cambridge Systematics for the National Cooperative Highway Research Program, Project 8-36-62.
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Wilbur Smith Associates for the National Cooperative Highway Research Program, Project 8-36-67.
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ICF Consulting for the AASHTO Standing Committee on Planning, NCHRP 8-36-60.
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University of Wisconsin, Midwest Regional University Transportation Center.
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US Department of Transportation, Freight Web Site, www.dot.gov/freight.
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University of Kentucky Transportation Center, Research Results, v.1, n.6.
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Systems for Transportation and Economic Development Analysis.
2006
Articles and Conference Presentations
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Esri, June 2017
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By David Ellis and Bill Stockton, Texas A&M Transportation Institute, February 2017
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By Connecticut Department of Transportation, pp. 1, 3, 20, October 2016
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by Purdue University, Lyles School of Civil Engineering, slide 24 Presented at TRB Tools of The Trade Conference,
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By Baojin Wang, Transport for NSW, 2015
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By American Association of State Highway Officials (AASHO), 2015
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By Glen Weisbrod, 2014
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By Lochmeuller Group, 2014
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By Samuel Felix, University of Texas, October 2013
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Transportation Research Record #2297, pp. 145-153, 2013
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Transportation Research Record #2288, pp. 19-27, 2012
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Transportation Research Record #2297, pp. 154-162, 2013
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TREDIS Software, Discussion Forum, June 2011
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2010 MCRSA / IMPLAN Conference, Mid-Continent Regional Science Association
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Oregon Symposium on Integrating Land Use-Transport Models, June 2008
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IMPLAN Users Conference, June 2008
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Transportation Research Record #2079, pp. 119-126 January 2008
- Annals of Regional Science, January 2008
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