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vizTool User Guide
The vizTool is designed to help users explore and understand travel demand model (TDM) results by providing visualizations of various transportation metrics through maps and charts. Users can examine different data dimensions to support decision-making and explore the input data used in TDM calculations. With insights into travel behavior across geographies and transportation modes, the vizTool facilitates comparisons of information related to roadways, transit ridership, mode splits, socioeconomic factors, and access to jobs and households.
The vizTool can be accessed in two ways for WF-TDM v9.1:
- Model Copy: A version of the vizTool is included within the WF-TDM model package.
- GitHub Repository: Download the latest release from GitHub by following the release links.
The vizTool is also compatible with v9.0.x models with the help of a few scripts. To visualize older model data, please contact Bill Hereth for guidance.
WFRC hosts an online version with sample data, available here: WFRC vizTool Beta v9.1.0.
A localhost is a means of using your own computer as a web server. You can run a localhost for the vizTool in multiple ways. Here are two options:
- Run the
_open.batfile in theScenarios/.vizToolsubfolder. (Depending on networks security settings, sometimes this doesn't work) - Run
_start-server-static.pywith your own python environment
Copying the entire contents of the Scenarios/.vizTool subfolder will allow you to run it on your own webserver.


The values in the three select widgets in the Scenario Selector are as defined in your model control center


In the config folder, there are some easily customizable variables in the app.json:
- title: title that is displayed in the top left of the vizTool
- subtitle: subtitle under title, which typically displays the version number
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splash: settings for splash dialog that first comes up
- title: title of splash dialog
- textHtml: html string of dialog content
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on: set to
trueif you want to the dialog on andfalseif you want it off
For other settings, please visit the Data Dictionary