Gradient Systematics

Traffic solutions for sustainable success

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About the firm

Gradient Systematics is a Dallas-based transportation engineering and planning practice founded on a team with extensive collective experience in the traffic and mobility sector. It specializes in traffic and revenue analysis for toll facilities, travel demand modeling at metropolitan and statewide scales, traffic impact analysis, data analytics, and GIS-integrated transportation planning. Gradient Systematics blends traditional engineering methods with machine learning and advanced simulation tools to deliver data-driven mobility solutions for public agencies and private developers.

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Small
Firm type
Transportation Engineering

Capabilities

Traffic & Revenue Studies

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Feasibility analysis, traffic and revenue forecasts, and financial planning for toll roads, managed lanes, and express lanes.

  • Toll facility feasibility studies

    Performing sketch, intermediate, and investment-grade feasibility assessments for potential toll facilities.

  • Traffic and revenue forecasting

    Utilizing conventional four-step modeling and advanced machine learning techniques to project traffic volumes and revenue streams.

  • Toll structure and financial plan development

    Assisting with the design of appropriate tolling structures and financial planning aligned with the requirements of rating agencies and financial institutions.

  • Corridor screening and selection

    Establishing screening criteria for potential toll facility corridors and supporting stakeholder presentations.

  • Operational traffic simulation

    Conducting complex macroscopic, mesoscopic, and microscopic simulations to study operational efficiency and traffic impacts.

Traffic Projection Services

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Accurate short- and long-range traffic estimates and forecasts using standardized methodologies, traffic count systems, and trend analysis.

  • Traffic Analysis for Highway Design (TAHD)

    Developing TAHD tabulations and traffic inputs essential for air and noise quality analysis.

  • Historical regression forecasting

    Analyzing historical traffic data trends using DOT databases such as the Traffic Count Database System (TCDS) and Traffic Analysis & Data Application (TADA).

  • Travel demand model projections

    Leveraging Metropolitan Planning Organization travel demand models to incorporate network improvements, land use developments, and socioeconomic growth.

  • Average Daily Traffic (ADT) forecasting

    Providing standardized ADT forecasts for opening, 20-year, and 30-year horizon periods.

Travel Demand Modeling

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Development, maintenance, and enhancement of travel demand models at metropolitan and statewide levels, including four-step and activity-based models.

  • Model development and calibration

    Handling in-house model adoption, calibration, validation, and script execution across major travel demand modeling platforms.

  • Four-step and activity-based modeling

    Developing and executing structured regional and statewide travel forecasting models.

  • Multi-resolution simulation modeling

    Applying macroscopic, mesoscopic, microscopic, and hybrid simulation tools to analyze transport operational performance.

Data Analytics & Visualization

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GIS-integrated transportation data analysis, machine learning applications, and interactive dashboard development for planning and operations.

  • Power BI & Tableau dashboard development

    Creating dynamic dashboards that transform complex transportation data into interactive, real-time visual insights.

  • GIS spatial analysis

    Utilizing Geographic Information Systems to analyze spatial relationships, land use patterns, and location-based intelligence.

  • Machine learning & AI forecasting

    Applying machine learning algorithms and predictive models to automate data processes and optimize traffic forecasting accuracy.

  • Road network and 3D visualization

    Modeling road networks and producing 3D simulations for special events, corridor studies, and intersection improvements.

Industries

Highways & Roads · Transportation · Government · Land Development

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