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  • Land Use & Public Transport Accessibility Index (LUPTAI) Tool - The development and pilot application of LUPTAI for the Gold Coast

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    Pitot, Matthew
    Yigitcanlar, Tan
    Sipe, Neil
    Evans, Rick
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    Sipe, Neil G.
    Evans, Rick J.
    Yigitcanlar, Tan
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    2006
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    LUPTAI is a decision-aiding tool to enable local and state governments to optimise land use and transport integration. In contrast to mobility between land uses (typically via road), accessibility represents opportunity and choice to reach common land use destinations by public transport and/or walking. LUPTAI uses a GIS-based methodology to quantify and map accessibility to common land use destinations by walking and/or public transport. The tool can be applied to small or large study areas. It can be applied to the current situation in a study area or to future scenarios (such as scenarios involving changes to public ...
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    LUPTAI is a decision-aiding tool to enable local and state governments to optimise land use and transport integration. In contrast to mobility between land uses (typically via road), accessibility represents opportunity and choice to reach common land use destinations by public transport and/or walking. LUPTAI uses a GIS-based methodology to quantify and map accessibility to common land use destinations by walking and/or public transport. The tool can be applied to small or large study areas. It can be applied to the current situation in a study area or to future scenarios (such as scenarios involving changes to public transport services, public transport corridors or stations, population density or land use). The tool has been piloted on the Gold Coast and the results are encouraging. This paper outlines the GIS-based methodology and the findings related to this pilot study. The paper demonstrates benefits and possible application of LUPTAI to other urbanised local government areas in Queensland. It also discusses how this accessibility indexing approach could be developed into a decision-support tool to assist local and state government agencies in a range of transport and land-use planning activities.
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    Conference Title
    ATRF06 Forum Papers (CD-ROM and online)
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    http://www.patrec.org/atrf.aspx
    http://www.patrec.org/web_docs/atrf/papers/2006/1533_Pitot,%20Yigitcanlar,%20Sipe%20&%20Evans%20(2006).pdf
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    © 2006 Planning and Transport Research Centre (PATREC) on behalf of the Australasian Transport Research Forum (ATRF) : This publication is available online - use hypertext links.
    Publication URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10072/11547
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