To highlight a TAZ with no persons not at home, use the color selector found at Location 9 the default color is white. The color palette of the Classification system can be adjusted by selecting one of the six alternatives given at Location 8. Once a Classification system is selected at Location 6, the corresponding Classification Bar (found at Location 7) will adjust and can be manipulated directly to create a Custom setting. By default, a Quartiles classification system is used, but an Even Interval or a Custom system can be selected. The Classification menu (found at Location 6) allows the user to set the type of classification system displayed in the visual. The saturation of color in each column represents the classification bracket that the TAZ is currently in. To display a choropleth color block over the entire TAZ area, instead of just the centroid, uncheck the Centroid box found at Location 5.
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The default view displayed in the map panel can be adjusted using the controls found at Location 4.īy default, the map is set to display a single column for each TAZ these columns are located on the centroid of each TAZ. If you would like to adjust the rate at which the hours pass in the automated progression, select a new time from the “Redraw” menu (found at Location 3). To activate the cycle, either manually adjust the time slider (found at Location 1) or click the “Cycle Through Day” button (found at Location 2) to automate the 24-hour progression beginning at midnight. The primary function of this visual is to demonstrate how people are moving around the city throughout the day. Premium and Non-premium transit by walking access/egressįigure 13-1.
#TRIPMODE ALTERNATIVE WINDOWS 10 DRIVER#
Private automobile with three or more occupants (the driver and two or more passengers) using toll lanes, including HOT lanes and 3+ passenger HOV lanesĪll modes of public transit, free and paid Private automobile with three or more occupants (the driver and two or more passengers) using general purpose lanes only Private automobile with three or more occupants (the driver and two or more passengers) using either general purpose or toll lanes Private automobile with two occupants (the driver and a passenger) using toll lanes, including HOT lanes and 2 passenger HOV lanes Private automobile with two occupants (the driver and a passenger) using general purpose lanes only Private automobile with two occupants (the driver and a passenger) using either general purpose or toll lanes Premium transit by park-and-ride access/egress Premium and Non-premium transit by park-and-ride access/egress Premium transit by kiss-and-ride access/egress Premium and Non-premium transit by kiss-and-ride access/egress Private automobile with a single occupant (the driver only) using toll lanes, including HOT lanes Private automobile with a single occupant (the driver only) using general purpose lanes only Private automobile with a single occupant (the driver only), using either general purpose or toll lanes
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Table 13-1 ABMVIZ Definitions and Acronyms