Dynamic approach to the Origin-destination matrix estimation in dense street networks

The article deals with some issues related with the travel demand modelling in dense street networks. Estimation of the trip distribution usually presented in a form of O-D matrix has been described as one of the most important stages of this process. The field of interest includes a short review as well as classification of the most popular and applicable methods in this area. The main emphasis has been placed on dynamic approach based on traffic counts. Advanced technologies used in traffic management systems should rely on real up-to-date and exact not only average travel demand information that provides efficient results. All above makes a background to formulate some assumptions for the original concept of the O-D matrix estimation.