Proposal Details # Notapplicable | Sep 26, 2024 06:08:02 Print
A. Proposal Details
Part - 1
Organization Type: Central Government
1. Name of Proposer Rakesh Kumar
2. Email ID [email protected]
3. Phone 8789094760
4. Address Amber hostel. Iit ism Dhanbad
Part - 2
5. Proposed title of Standard Integrating Commodity-Based and Trip-Based Approaches of Freight
Demand Modelling
Using Trip Length Distributions
6. Aspect Product Specification
7. Define subject of standard Traffic Planning
8. Most Relevant Technical Department CED (Civil Engineering Department)
Part - 3
9. Scope of proposed standard This standard covers integrating these approaches using TLDs can lead to more
efficient and
effective freight demand modeling, benefiting both logistics providers and
policymakers.
10. Purpose and Justification Traffic planners requires data cum
reporting and data collection resources to design the best economical
routes benefiting socially and economically. In this process if there is an
approximate function to convert tonnage trip length distribution (TLD) to
truck (trip) TLD then the work of data cum reporting and data cum
collection would be easy for the planners.
11. Likely users of standards and their inputs Transportation Planners, Logistics
Companies, Government Agencies, Researchers and Academics,
Freight Operators, Urban Planners, Environmental Analysts etc
12. Any related standards/series of ISO 37120, ASTM E2150 and NCHRP Report 606 (Offers guidelines for the use of commodity
standard/system standard required to make flow data for transportation planning, which can be integrated with trip-based approaches)
this subject standard complete
13. When the final standard would be required 30-09-2020. The paper has been published on February 2023.
14. Any specific problem being faced
without this standard Government Departments specially in CPWD, Inconsistent Data Interpretation,
Inefficient Planning and Difficulty in Policy Making.
15. Bearing with Govt legislation regulation, etc Currently, there are no specific
government regulations or legislation directly addressing the
integration of commodity-based and trip-based approaches in freight demand
modeling using trip length distributions.
16. Name and address of manufacturers/ Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore Department of Civil Engineering
implementing/ industries/ purchasing Address: Bangalore, Karnataka 560012, India
organization Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) BHU, Varanasi, Department of Civil Engineering
/component supplier/ raw material supplier, 3.
if Address: Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh 221005, India
any 4.
5. Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS) Pilani, Hyderabad
Department of Civil Engineering
Address: Hyderabad, Telangana 500078, India
4. Texas A&M University, Texas Transportation Institute
Address: Arlington, TX 76013, USA
17. Status of the industry in the country is still in the research and development
phase in India. While there is significant academic
interest and ongoing research, the practical implementation in the industry is
limited.
18. Availability of test facilities in the country Indian Institute of
Science (IISc), Bangalore Department of Civil Engineering
Address: Bangalore, Karnataka 560012, India
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) BHU, Varanasi, Department of Civil
Engineering
Address: Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh 221005, India
Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS) Pilani, Hyderabad
Department of Civil Engineering
Address: Hyderabad, Telangana 500078, India
Texas A&M University, Texas Transportation Institute
Address: Arlington, TX 76013, USA
19. Whether related to variety reduction, Not Applicable
export, health, safety consumer
protection, mass consumption, energy
conservation, technology transfer,
technology upgradation, protection of
environment & other National priorities
20. Whether subject requires consideration to Not Applicable
be given to women/girl issues in line with
Sustainable Goal 5 of the UN. If so, whether
the issues are proposed to be addressed
suitably in the proposed standard
21. Relevant supportive document (download docs)
22. R & D work done in india still in research phase
23. Any foreign collaboration (give details) NO
24. Liaison with any organisation(s) No
25. A. Preparatory work Not applicable
25.B. Preparatory work (Details) Not Applicable
26. Whether this project can be funded NO
by your organization
27. Whether your organisation would be YES
interested to opt for BIS Standard Mark once
the standard is published?
28. Any Other Attachment (extra)
1. Attachment
B. Action Logs
C. Communications
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