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Toronto

Geography

The City of Toronto (also “Metro Toronto”) is more than the “old city” (following amalgamation) but less than “Greater Toronto” which includes surrounding cities such as Mississauge and Brampton.

The City of Toronto includes (areas from Wikipedia):

Boundaries of Toronto

Data

From The Transportation Impacts of Vehicle-for-Hire in the City of Toronto (VFH1) and The Transportation Impacts of Vehicle-for-Hire in the City of Toronto: October 2018 to July 2021 (VFH2).

Simulations

See Notebook 2021-12-16.

Taking one block = 1 min ~ 0.5km:

{C = 60, = 20, so L\_{max} = 40, A = 0.5 (60% of trips in 115 km^2 out of 630), R = 120 (requests per minute)}

From above: inhomogeneous city: Toronto: C=60, R=120, Lmax=40, A=0.5

Same, but homogeneous: Toronto: C=60, R=120, Lmax=40, A=0.0

Scaling - 24 blocks

THESE ARE WRONG: I SHOULD NOT HAVE SCALED L

Inhomogeneous city: Toronto: C=24, R=19.2, Lmax=16, A=0.5

Homogeneous city: Toronto: C=24, R=19.2, Lmax=16, A=0.0

Scaling - 12 blocks

Inhomogeneous city:

Toronto: C=12, R=4.8, Lmax=8, A=0.5

Homogeneous city: Toronto: C=12, R=4.8, Lmax=8, A=0.0