Abstract

The tool represents the operationalization of an easy-to-use decision support system that allows decision-makers to rate and visualise the performance of a policy or a node (existing or future) against their attitude to boost an effective modal interchange. The tool is based on 52 Key Factors which have been weighted and grouped into 9 different domains, characterizing the modal interchange in urban contexts. The tool can support the analysis of current policies or node configuration, assessing the performance they have, identifying possible gaps and shortcomings that can lead to the definition of improvements to undertake, and forecast the performance of new interchange projects and/or policy changes, comparing different future scenarios. The tool has been developed in the framework of the Interreg Europe MATCJH-UP project.