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    • Technology Application for Freight Data Collection 

      Taylor, Samantha Y
      Published 1997-11-01
      This paper looks at the application of GPS, GIS, wireless communication networks and Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) technology to freight data collection. The Transport Research Centre (in Melbourne) is undertaking a ...
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    • Interactive stated choice surveys: A study of air travel behaviour 

      Collins, Andrew T.; Rose, John M.; Hess, Stephane
      Published 2010-07-01
      Stated preference (SP) experiments are becoming an increasingly popular survey methodology for investigating air travel choice behaviour. Nevertheless, some evidence suggests that SP experiments do not mirror decisions in ...
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    • Factors that comprise driver boredom and their relationships to preferred driving speed and demographic variables. 

      Heslop, S; Harvey, J; Thorpe, N; Mulley, C
      Published 2009-08-01
      Driver boredom is an area of driver behaviour that has received limited attention. This study explores the factor structure underlying driver boredom and investigates age and gender differences in the experience of driver ...
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    • Assessment of the Hunter Valley Coal Export Supply Chain 

      Boland, Natashia; Reisi, Mohsen; Savelsbergh, Martin
      Published 2017-03-01
      We develop a decision support tool that assesses the throughput of a coal export supply chain for a given level of demand. The tool can be used to rapidly evaluate a number of infrastructures for several future demand ...
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    • Heterogeneity in decision processes: Embedding extremeness aversion, risk attitude and perceptual conditioning in multiple heuristics choice making 

      Hensher, David A.; Balbontin, Camila; Collins, Andrew T.
      Published 2017-02-01
      There is an increasing interest, in the discrete choice modelling literature, in alternative behavioural paradigms that represent ways in which individuals make choices when faced with a choice set of alternatives, under ...
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