Community of Practice

Welcome to the Community of Practice (COP)! This is an integrated online Community of Practice for the Travel Model Improvement Portal (TMIP) and the Freight Model Improvement Portal (FMIP). The objective of this COP is to provide an effective platform to encourage and facilitate information sharing, the exchange of ideas, and capacity building within the travel and freight modeling and planning communities. The online Community of Practice does not represent the official policy or position of FHWA and does not constitute an endorsement, recommendation or specification by FHWA. 

Explore the publicly available webinars and resource library or register for an account to join in the exchange of ideas on the discussion forum.

Note: we are committed to providing equal access to information for everyone. If you need alternative formats or other reasonable accommodations, please send an e-mail to moderator@tmip.org with your request. We will respond to your request within 24 hours.

View webinars

TMIP-FMIP Web Knowledge and Information Exchange (WKIE) for delivering web-seminars on current topics of interest to the transportation modeling, simulation and analysis community

Visit the library

TMIP-FMIP COP transportation modeling, simulation and analysis reference materials

Join the discussion

TMIP-FMIP forum to encourage knowledge sharing and networking within the transportation modeling, simulation and analysis community

 

What's New

  • Introducing TMIP Transportation Modeling and Analysis Toolbox...

    TRB Special Report 288 finds that "... there is no single approach to travel forecasting or set of procedures that is "correct" for all applications or all MPOs. Travel forecasting tools developed and used by an MPO should be appropriate for the nature of the questions being posed by its constituent jurisdictions and the types of analysis being conducted." (METROPOLITAN TRAVEL FORECASTING: Current Practice and Future Direction, Transportation Research Board, 2007, Page 3)

    The objective of the TMIP Transportation Modeling and Analysis Toolbox (the Toolbox) is to provide access to a range of tools developed by TMIP to support data driven, performance-based transportation planning incorporating principles of risk management. The goal of the Toolbox is not to create a single - or even a set of - ideal tools, but rather to provide processes, information, and examples to encourage agencies to select the appropriate tools and methods based on their analytical needs.

    The toolbox is available at https://tmip.org/library/toolbox