Citilabs Training http://www.citilabs.com/ en Fri, 23 May 2008 17:20:48 +0000 TYPOlight webCMS Bangkok, 21-25 July 2008
Bangkok
 
date : 21-25 July, 2008
location :
University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce
126/1 Vibhavadee-Rangsit Road
Dindaeng, Bangkok 10400
Thailand
http://www.utcc.ac.th
instructor :
Kenneth M. Vaughn, Director of User Support & Training
courses :
  • Introduction to Cube Base and Cube Voyager
  • Intermediate/advanced methods in Cube Base and Cube Voyager

Introduction to Cube Base and Cube Voyager
21-23 July

This three-day introductory course is designed for those interested in learning more about Cube Base and Cube Voyager. The course material is designed for analysts or modelers who need to use Cube Base to apply a model and produce meaningful results and who need to understand the Cube Voyager scripting language.

Attendees will learn:
  • How to edit highway and transit network data to prepare scenario inputs
  • How to define and run scenarios with Scenario Manager
  • How to prepare maps, charts, and graphics that depict model results
  • How to set up model applications with Application Manager
  • How to import model data and link model applications to an ESRI geodatabase
  • How to use the Cube Voyager scripting language to develop model applications

Prerequisites: None

Course Fee: 12,000 Baht per person (Academic/government rate: 6,000 Baht per person for university faculty or students and government employees).

 

Intermediate/advanced methods in Cube Base and Cube Voyager
24-25 July

This one-and-a-half-day intermediate course is designed for those interested in learning more about the GIS features found in Cube Base version 5.0 and the advanced capabilities of Cube Voyager scripting. The course material is designed for analysts or modelers who will work with model data in a geodatabase and want to learn some of the geoprocessing capabilities now available in Cube, and who also want to gain a better understanding of the power and flexibility of the Cube Voyager scripting language.

Attendees will learn:

  • How to import Cube highway and transit networks into a geodatabase
  • How to edit highway and transit network feature classes from the Cube GIS window
  • How to link model inputs and outputs for a Cube Voyager model to data stored in a geodatabase
  • Structure and syntax of the Cube Voyager scripting language
  • Data manipulation tools and modeling methods through hands-on workshop scripting exercises


Prerequisites: Introduction to Cube Base and Cube Voyager or equivalent applied experience

Course Fee: 6,000 Baht per person (Academic/government rate: 3,000 Baht per person for university faculty or students and government employees).


Accommodations

There are several hotels in the vicinity of the training site. Although Citilabs does not arrange hotel accommodations, please contact us if you need assistance.

 

Registration

CPlease complete the training registration form, including credit card information. You can also choose to pay in cash at the door. Return the completed form by mail, fax (+1-510-645-1817), or e-mail: nchanchareon@citilabs.com.

Citilabs processes registrations on a first-come, firstserved basis. Seating availability for these courses is limited.

For more information, please contact Nate
Chanchareon at nchanchareon@citilabs.com or consult Citilabs Web site www.citilabs.com.

]]> http://www.citilabs.com/training-reader-menu/items/bangkok-21-25-july-2008.html Mon, 23 Jun 2008 11:52:00 +0000 http://www.citilabs.com/training-reader-menu/items/bangkok-21-25-july-2008.html Singapore, 15-17 July 2008
Singapore
 
date : 15-17 July, 2008 singapore
location : SBS Transit Ltd.
205 Braddell Road
Singapore 579701
http://www.sbstransit.com.sg
instructor : Kenneth M. Vaughn,
Director of User Support & Training
courses : Introduction to Cube Base and Cube Voyager

Introduction to Cube Base and Cube Voyager

Cube Voyager
This three-day introductory course is designed for those interested in learning more about Cube Base and Cube Voyager. The course material is designed for analysts or modelers who need to use Cube Base to apply a model and produce meaningful results and who need to understand the Cube Voyager scripting language.

Attendees will learn:
  • How to edit highway and transit network data to prepare scenario inputs
  • How to define and run scenarios with Scenario Manager
  • How to prepare maps, charts, and graphics that depict model results
  • How to set up model applications with Application Manager
  • How to import model data and link model applications to an ESRI geodatabase
  • How to use the Cube Voyager scripting language to develop model applications

Prerequisites: None

Course Fee: SGD$1,500 per person (Academic rate: SGD$1,000 per person for university faculty or students).

 

Accommodations

There are several hotels in the vicinity of the training site. Although Citilabs does not arrange hotel accommodations, please contact us if you need assistance.

 

Registration

Please complete the training registration form, including credit card information. You can also choose to pay in cash at the door. Return the completed form by mail, fax (+1-510-645-1817), or e-mail (nchanchareon@citilabs.com).

Citilabs processes registrations on a first-come, firstserved basis. Seating availability for these courses is limited.

For more information, please contact Nate
Chanchareon at nchanchareon@citilabs.com or consult Citilabs Web site, www.citilabs.com. ]]> http://www.citilabs.com/training-reader-menu/items/singapore-15-17-july-2008.html Sat, 14 Jun 2008 09:28:00 +0000 http://www.citilabs.com/training-reader-menu/items/singapore-15-17-july-2008.html Madrid, 23-27 June 2008
Madrid
Fecha

23-27 de Junio de 2008

Lugar

Edificio CETA del CEDEX
Alfonso XII, 3-5
28014 Madrid

 
Instructor
        
Cursos

• Análisis de escenarios, mapeo y reportes con Cube
 • Introducción al desarrollo de aplicaciones con Cube Voyager
 • Nivel intermedio de desarrollo de aplicaciones con Cube Voyager

 
 

Análisis de escenarios, mapeo y reportes con Cube
23 de Junio
Este curso está diseñado para aquellos interesados en instruirse más acerca de Cube. El contenido del curso provee lo necesario a analistas que requieren aplicar modelos existentes y producir reportes, mapas y sumarios de datos significativos.

Los participantes aprenderán:

- Como plantear y ejecutar escenarios de modelos múltiples empleando los mejores métodos existentes.
- Como preparar, editar, analizar y comparar datos de entrada de modelos.
- Como inspeccionar, analizar y comparar datos de salida de modelos.
- Como crear mapas estandarizados, gráficas y reportes.

Prerrequisitos: Ninguno.

Introducción al desarrollo de aplicaciones con Cube Voyager
24-25 de Junio
Este curso introductorio está diseñado para aquellos interesados en aprender los conceptos básicos acerca de desarrollar modelos en Cube Voyager. El curso introduce la teoría de modelos de demanda de viajes y luego muestra como puede comenzar a desarrollar sus propios modelos empleando las herramientas de Cube para la construcción de aplicaciones y gestión de escenarios.

Los participantes aprenderán:

- Como preparar catálogos que contienen aplicaciones que cualquiera pueda aplicar.
- Como crear una estructura de aplicación empleando herramienta sencillas, basadas en gráficas de flujograma, disponibles con el Administrador de Aplicaciones.
- Como utilizar el lenguaje scripting the Cube Voyager con modelos de cuatro etapas para manipular redes, datos de texto y matrices.

Prerrequisitos: Ninguno.

Nivel intermedio de desarrollo de aplicaciones con Cube Voyager
26-27 de Junio
Este curso intermedio está diseñado para desarrolladores de modelos quienes desean comprender más profundamente y desarrollar modelos de predicción empleando Cube Voyager.

Los participantes aprenderán:

- Como utilizar conjuntamente los módulos de Cube Voyager y el lenguaje scripting para desarrollar un modelo tradicional de demanda de viajes, incluyendo modelos estándares de elección modal y transporte público.
- Como aplicar los módulos de Cube Voyager para desarrollar aplicaciones complejas y automatizar análisis habituales.
- Como integrar en una aplicación los programas de los usuarios y macros.
- Como documentar apropiadamente una aplicación y preparar la interfaz del usuario así como preparar reportes para los usuarios finales.
Prerrequisitos: Introducción al desarrollo de aplicaciones con Cube Voyager o experiencia equivalente.

Aparcamiento:

El aparcamiento es limitado en el área.


Direcciones y Transporte Público:

Edificio CETA del CEDEX esta muy cercano a la Estación de Atocha (RENFE/CERCANIAS/METRO). Hay también varias estaciones del EMT muy próximas al CEDEX.



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Cuota de Inscripción:
El costo de los cursos es el siguiente:

Días 1: € 300,00
Días 2 y 3: € 600,00
Días 4 y 5: € 600,00

Formación inicial (días 1 2 y 3: € 700,00)
Formación Voyager (días 2,3,4 y 5: € 850,00)
Formación completa (5 días: € 1000,00)

Inscripción:

Por favor llene el formulario de inscripción y devuélvalo por correo, email o fax a la dirección mostrada abajo. Las inscripciones serán procesadas por orden de llegada. Los cupos son limitados.


Citilabs
Via Zucchi, 39/F
20095, Cusano Milanito, Milan, Italy
Tel. + 39 02 6135 9597
Fax. + 39 02 2316 8225

Email: abrignone@citilabs.com
]]> http://www.citilabs.com/training-reader-menu/items/madrid-23-27-june-2008.html Sun, 08 Jun 2008 16:51:00 +0000 http://www.citilabs.com/training-reader-menu/items/madrid-23-27-june-2008.html Philadelphia, 9-17 June 2008 Philadelphia
date : June 9-13 and 16-17, 2008
location : PHILADELPHIA
2005 South Easton Road
Suite 200
Doylestown, PA 18901 USA
Phone: (215) 348-1093
instructor : Kenneth M. Vaughn
courses :
  • Scenario Analysis, Mapping, and Reporting with Cube
  • Cube Base 5 for users of Cube Base 4.x
  • Design, Manage, and Deliver! Cube Reports
  • Distributing Models across Multiple Processors with Cube Cluster
  • Intermediate Application Development with Cube Voyager

Scenario Analysis, Mapping, and Reporting with Cube
June 9-10

This course is intended for anyone interested in learning more about cube. The course material caters to the analysts who need to apply existing models and produce meaningful summary data, maps, and reports.

Attendees will learn:

  • The best methods of setting up and running multiple model scenarios.

  • How to inspect, analyze, and compare model output.

  • How to create standardized maps, charts, and reports.

Prerequisites: None

 

Cube Base 5 for users of Cube Base 4.x
June 11

This course provides comprehensive, hands-on training in Cube Base 5. Cube 5 represents a major change in Cube, providing an integrated ArcGIS solution within Cube Base. In essence Cube Base 5 provides a merging of Citilabs’ transportation and modeling GIS tools with ArcGIS. This provides an extremely powerful analysis system. One key element is the use of the ESRI geodatabase for the storage and sharing of model network data with the complete GIS team. This course will focus on the changes implemented from Cube 4.x to Cube 5.

Software used: Cube Base 5.0

The course will cover:


  • Importing and exporting data to Cube Base 5.0

  • Using the geodatabase for networks in Cube Base 5.0

  • Highway network development and editing in Cube Base 5.0

  • Public transport network development and editing in Cube Base 5.0

  • Graphics and mapping with Cube Base 5.0

Prerequisites: Scenario Analysis, Mapping, and Reporting with Cube or equivalent experience. Good familiarity with Cube Base 4.1 or earlier.

 

Design, Manage, and Deliver! Cube Reports
June 12

This course is intended for anyone interested in using Cube Reports to easily create tables, charts and cross tabulations of input and output data from models and simulations. Cube Reports is designed to create high quality charts and tables of single or multiple scenarios in order to ease the analysis of the model results and to convey the results to decision makers and the general public.

Software used: Cube Base, Cube Reports

The course will cover:

  • Building presentation quality chart and table graphics including: Pie and bar charts

  • Histograms, Line graphs and scatter plots, Tables and cross-tabulations

  • Automatically generating reports from existing scenario runs

  • Development of standard reports via templates

  • Accessing and formatting data into dynamic information

  • Building end-user interactivity into reports

  • Maintaining reports directly with the associated data

  • Integrating reports easily and efficiently

Prerequisites: Introduction to Application Development or equivalent experience.

 

Hotels:

Citilabs does not arrange hotel accommodations. There are several hotels within five or six blocks of this location.

Parking:
Amble off-street parking

Course Fee

Courses cost:

1 day: US$500
2 days: US$900
3 days: US$1300
4 days: US$1700
5 days: US$2000
6 days: US$2300
7 days: US$2600

Tuition includes the cost of the training and all training materials. Computers and applicable software will be furnished at the training site.


Registration

Please fill out the training registration form and return it via mail, email or fax to the address below, complete with credit card information (VISA, MasterCard, or AmEx), check, or purchase order. Registrations are processed on a first-come, first-served basis. Seating availability for these courses will be limited.

The registration form can be downloaded by clicking here.

Citilabs Inc.
312 Clay St, Suite 180
Oakland, CA 94607

email: kvaughn@citilabs.com

fax: 510-645-1817

]]> http://www.citilabs.com/training_reader/events/philadelphia-pa-june-2008.html Tue, 13 May 2008 08:01:00 +0000 http://www.citilabs.com/training_reader/events/philadelphia-pa-june-2008.html Milanino, 3-4 June 2008
Cusano Milanino
Data

03/04 Giugno, 2008

Luogo

Citilabs
Via Zucchi, 39/F
Cusano Milanino, (MI)

 
Istruttori
Daniele Romanò
       
Posizione

• Introduzione alla microsimulazione con Cube Dynasim

 
 

Introduzione alla microsimulazione con Cube Dynasim
3/4 Giugno
Questo corso è progettato per chi intende imparare la microsimulazione del traffico e le tecniche e gli strumenti per ottenere risultati e visualizzazioni dei flussi veicolari. Prerequisiti: Nessuno

Luogo di esecuzione del corso
Il corso si terrà presso l’ufficio italiano di Citilabs, sito in Cusano Milanino (MI) – Via Zucchi 39F

Alberghi:
Vi sono alcuni alberghi prossimi all’ufficio di Citilabs. Anche una permanenza in Milano è possibile vista la vicinanza dell’ufficio alla stazione delle “Ferrovie Nord”

Parcheggio:
in prossimità dell’ufficio vi sono numerose possibilità di sosta gratuita lungo strada.

Accesso con trasporto pubblico:

L’ufficio si trova a pochi minuti a piedi dalla stazione delle ferrovie nord di Cusano Milanino. Per ulteriori informazioni visitare www.lenord.it


Costi di iscrizione

La partecipazione al corso ha un costo di € 600,00

Il costo del corso copre le giornate di corso e la fornitura del materiale di corso. Se i partecipanti non avranno possibilità di utilizzare strumenti personali, Citilabs metterà a disposizione computer e software presso la sede del corso.


Registrazione

Si prega di compilare il modulo di registrazione e restituirlo compilato via posta, email o fax. Le registrazioni sono processate sulla base dell’ordine di ricezione. I posti disponibili sono limitati.
Ulteriori informazioni reperibili nel nostro modulo di iscrizione.
]]> http://www.citilabs.com/training-reader-menu/items/milano-3-4-june-2008.html Tue, 13 May 2008 07:30:00 +0000 http://www.citilabs.com/training-reader-menu/items/milano-3-4-june-2008.html Nanjing, 28-30 May 2008
Nanjing

 

date May 28-30, 2008
location

Southeast University
Si Pai Lou 2#
Nanjing, Jiangsu province
P.R. China, 219906

 
instructor        
courses

• Introduction to Cube Base and Cube Voyager

 
 

Introduction to Cube Base and Cube Voyager
May 28-30
This introductory course is
designed for those interested in learning more about Cube Base and Cube Voyager. The course material is designed for analysts or modelers who need to use Cube Base to apply a model and produce meaningful results and who need to understand the Cube Voyager scripting language.

Attendees will learn:

• How to edit highway and transit network data to prepare scenario inputs
• How to define and run scenarios with Scenario Manager
• How to prepare maps, charts, and graphics that depict model results
• How to set up model applications with
Application Manager
• How to import model data and link model
applications to an ESRI geodatabase
• How to use the Cube Voyager scripting language to develop model applications

Prerequisites: None
Course Fee
US $600 (or RMB 4,200 for Chinese residents) per person. Academic rate for university faculty and students: US $450 per person (or RMB 3,150 for Chinese residents).
 Location:
The training will be held at:
Southeast University
Si Pai Lou 2#
Nanjing, Jiangsu province
P.R. China, 219906

Accommodations:
We encourage you to stay at one of the following hotels:

• Grand Metropark Hotel (5-Star)
RMB 690 (about US $100) per room per night, including 15% tax

• Luyuen Hotel, Southeast University (3-Star)
RMB 280 (about US $40) per room per night, including 15% tax
For assistance or additional information about accommodations please contact Frank Fan at ffan@citilabs.com.


Registration
Please complete the training registration form, including credit card information. You can also choose to pay in cash at the door. Return the completed form by mail, fax (+1-510-645-1817), or e-mail (nchanchareon@citilabs.com).

The registration form can be downloaded by clicking here.
Citilabs processes registrations on a first-come, firstserved basis. Seating availability for these courses is limited.
For more information, please contact Nate
Chanchareon at nchanchareon@citilabs.com.
 

]]> http://www.citilabs.com/training_reader/events/nanjing-china.html Fri, 11 Apr 2008 19:46:00 +0000 http://www.citilabs.com/training_reader/events/nanjing-china.html London, 12-16 May 2008

London

 

date May 12-16, 2008
location

Citilabs
Dukes Court, Dukes Street
Woking, Surrey

GU21 5BH, UK

Phone: +44 (0) 1483 814 204
instructor Tor, Alberto
     
courses

• Scenario Analysis, Mapping, and Reporting with Cube
• Introduction to Application Development with Cube Voyager
• Intermediate Application Development with Cube Voyager

 
 

Scenario Analysis, Mapping, and Reporting with Cube
May 12-13
This course is intended for anyone interested in learning more about cube. The course material caters to the analysts who need to apply existing models and produce meaningful summary data, maps, and reports.

Attendees will learn:

• The best methods of setting up and running multiple model scenarios.
• How to inspect, analyze, and compare model output.
• How to create standardized maps, charts, and reports.

Prerequisites: None



Introduction to Application Development with Cube Voyager
May 14
This introductory course is intended for anyone interested in learning the basics of how models are developed in Cube Voyager. The course begins with a brief look at travel demand model theory and then focuses on how anyone can begin developing their own analysis models using the application building and scenario management tools in Cube.

Attendees will learn:

• How to setup catalogs which will contain applications that can be applied by anyone.
• How to create an application structure using the simple flow chart based tools provided with Application Manager.
• How the Cube Voyager scripting language is used in the context of four-step models and can be used to manipulate networks, text data, and matrices.

Prerequisites: None
Intermediate Application Development with Cube Voyager
May 15-16
This intermediate course is intended for model developers who would like to more fully understand and develop travel forecasting models using Cube Voyager.

Attendees will learn:

• How the Cube Voyager modules and scripting language are used together to fully develop a traditional travel demand model including standard mode choice and public transport modeling.
• How the Cube Voyager modules can be applied to develop complex applications for automating standard analysis.
• How user programs and macros can be integrated into an application.
• How to properly document an application and prepare a user interface and standard reports for end users.
Prerequisites: Introduction to Application Development or equivalent experience


Location
The courses will be held in Woking, a 30 minute train journey from London Waterloo station.

 

]]> http://www.citilabs.com/training_reader/events/london-uk.html Thu, 10 Apr 2008 07:23:00 +0000 http://www.citilabs.com/training_reader/events/london-uk.html Okland, 31 March – 4 April 2008

Oakland

 

date March 31-April 4 and April 7-8, 2008
location

Citilabs
312 Clay St, Suite 180
Oakland, CA 94607

Phone: (510) 663-5200
instructor        
courses

• Scenario Analysis, Mapping, and Reporting with Cube
• Introduction to Application Development with Cube Voyager
• Intermediate Application Development with Cube Voyager
• Large Scale Traffic Simulation with Cube Avenue
• Distributing Models across Multiple Processors with Cube Cluster

 
 

Scenario Analysis, Mapping, and Reporting with Cube
March 31-April 1
This course is intended for anyone interested in learning more about cube. The course material caters to the analysts who need to apply existing models and produce meaningful summary data, maps, and reports.

Attendees will learn:

• The best methods of setting up and running multiple model scenarios.
• How to inspect, analyze, and compare model output.
• How to create standardized maps, charts, and reports.

Prerequisites: None



Introduction to Application Development with Cube Voyager
April 2
This introductory course is intended for anyone interested in learning the basics of how models are developed in Cube Voyager. The course begins with a brief look at travel demand model theory and then focuses on how anyone can begin developing their own analysis models using the application building and scenario management tools in Cube.

Attendees will learn:

• How to setup catalogs which will contain applications that can be applied by anyone.
• How to create an application structure using the simple flow chart based tools provided with Application Manager.
• How the Cube Voyager scripting language is used in the context of four-step models and can be used to manipulate networks, text data, and matrices.

Prerequisites: None



Intermediate Application Development with Cube Voyager
April 3-4
This intermediate course is intended for model developers who would like to more fully understand and develop travel forecasting models using Cube Voyager.

Attendees will learn:

• How the Cube Voyager modules and scripting language are used together to fully develop a traditional travel demand model including standard mode choice and public transport modeling.
• How the Cube Voyager modules can be applied to develop complex applications for automating standard analysis.
• How user programs and macros can be integrated into an application.
• How to properly document an application and prepare a user interface and standard reports for end users.
Prerequisites: Introduction to Application Development or equivalent experience.



Large Scale Traffic Simulation with Cube Avenue
April 7
This course teaches how to code input data, how to setup or modify existing Cube Voyager scripts to apply Cube Avenue and how to simulate, calibrate and analyze time-dynamic traffic flows. Cube Avenue is a dynamic traffic assignment modeling extension for Cube Voyager. It enables users to simulate time-dynamic path choice, route selection, assignment and congestion using individual vehicles or vehicle packets. It represents queuing and the blocking back of upstream traffic. It can be applied on very large-scale urban area networks or on smaller sub-regions and is suitable for the simulation of traffic flows during peak periods, all day or even several days studying time-dependent traffic policies and conditions. It is useful for general urban area network studies and also for the simulation of special event traffic and evacuations.

Software used: Cube Base, Cube Voyager, Cube Avenue

The course will cover:

• Network representation
• Demand representation
• Scripting to apply Cube Avenue
• Calibration of Cube Avenue
• Review and analysis of results from Cube Avenue
Prerequisites: Intermediate Application Development with Cube Voyager or equivalent experience. Good familiarity with traffic assignment methods and the use of Cube Voyager.
Distributing Models across Multiple Processors with Cube Cluster
April 8
This course teaches users how to use Cube Cluster commands within their Cube Voyager script files to distribute model processes across available computing resources to improve model run time performance. Cube Cluster enables the user to run and control their travel models across multiple computer processors whether contained within one computer or multiple PCs. Cube Cluster is currently used to allocate matrix-based processes (mode choice, mode-destination choice, matrix manipulations) and highway assignment breaking out zone-based calculations across the processors and bringing the results back on the master PC forming unified datasets and reports. It can equally be used to control the running of multiple steps across processors.

Software used: Cube Base, Cube Voyager, Cube Cluster

The course will cover:

• Concepts behind Cube Cluster
• Developing a strategy for 'clusterizing' your model
• Implementation of Cube Cluster scripting commands
• Optimization of Cube Cluster

Prerequisites: Intermediate Application Development with Cube Voyager or equivalent experience. Good familiarity with the Cube Scripting language and of matrix and highway assignment concepts


Location
The courses will all be held at Citilabs San Francisco regional office located on the Oakland waterfront in Jack London Square.

Hotels:
Citilabs does not arrange hotel accommodations. There are several hotels within 8 to 10 blocks of this location.

Parking:
Parking is limited in the area. There is free public street parking within 5 or 6 blocks of the office.

Directions and Public Transportation:
Access the Jack London Square area from Broadway Street via Downtown Oakland. The office is 3 blocks from the Ferry terminal, 9 blocks from a BART station and 8 blocks from an Amtrak station.

Please visit this location for more detailed transit information: http://www.511.org/

Course Fee
Courses cost:

1 day: US$500
2 days: US$900
3 days: US$1300
4 days: US$1700
5 days: US$2000
6 days: US$2300
7 days: US$2600
Tuition includes the cost of the training and all training materials. Computers and applicable software will be furnished at the training site.

Registration
Please fill out the training registration form and return it via mail, email or fax to the address below, complete with credit card information (Visa, MasterCard, or AmEx), check, or purchase order. Registrations are processed on a first-come, first-served basis. Seating availability for these courses will be limited.

The registration form can be downloaded by clicking here.

Citilabs Inc.
312 Clay St, Suite 180
Oakland, CA 94607

email: kvaughn@citilabs.com
fax: 510-645-1817
 

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