Transportation demand management (TDM) is a program to reduce traffic and encourage sustainable transportation. The document presents a new online tool to help planners easily track TDM measures for development projects. It provides homepage and dashboard URLs for public and planner access. Next steps are to improve the user interface and add mapping features to engage the public. The tool aims to consolidate TDM information for more efficient planner use.

2. Transportation Demand
Management (TDM)
Tool
Xin Zheng
Master of Science in Transportation in MIT
August 23, 2016

3. What’s transportation demand management?
• Transportation Sustainability Program
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4. Goals for TDM Tool
• Easy to use for One stop for TDM Ordinance Measures
and Points
• A backend database so that Planning Department gets
all the information submitted with less manual input
• Help planners use the submitted information more
quickly and easily in a standard format

5. Homepage for public
http://54.83.57.240:8080/

6. Dashboard for planner
http://54.83.57.240:8080/dashboard

7. DEMO

8. Next Steps
• We are working on adding new features, including:
• Improve User Interface
• A map to show the projects with TDM measures for public
engagement and monitoring

9. Another tasks
• Improve legend popup in TIM(Transportation Information Map)
• Add layers in TIM

10. Acknowledge
• Manoj Madhavan
• Mike Wynne
• Wade Wietgrefe
• Rachel Schuett
• Lana Russell
• Tina Tam

11. If you have any question or comment about the tool,
please feel free to send email to
TSP@sfgov.org or zhengxin@mit.edu
Thank you