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    • An Alternative Scoring Approach for Best-Worst Scaling (BWS) 

      Wei, Edward; Burke, Paul F.
      Published 2023-08-10
      The paper proposes an alternative scoring approach for the Best-Worst scaling (BWS) Object Case to capture both preference heterogeneity and experimental design differences to improve the prediction accuracy at the individual ...
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    • Improving Transportation Project Evaluation by Recognizing the Role of Spatial Scale and Context in Measuring Non-User Economic Benefits 

      Weisbrod, Glen; Hensher, David A.
      Published 2023-07-13
      The usefulness of transportation project evaluation depends on the completeness of its benefit measures. Since transportation networks are intrinsically spatial, transportation improvement projects have spatial access and ...
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    • A novel mobility consumption theory for road user charging 

      Bliemer, Michiel C.J.; Loder, Allister; Zheng, Zuduo
      Published 2023-07-11
      Building on the analogy between electrical energy and mobility, we propose a novel mobility consumption theory based on the idea of the required reserved space headway of vehicles while driving. In this theory, mobility ...
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    • The Digital Freight Forwarder and the Incumbent: A Predictive Framework to Examine Disruptive Potentials of Digital Platforms 

      Herold, David; Fahimnia, Ben
      Published 2023-06-21
      Digital platforms play an increasing role in the logistics industry. In this space, new start-ups have been challenging the traditional logistics providers with new business models. It is, however, not clear whether these ...
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    • RecoMap - a semi-automated tool for analysing railway accident recommendations across jurisdictions and over time 

      Hong, Wei-Ting; Clifton, Geoffrey; Nelson, John D.
      Published 2023-06-07
      To maintain a safer railway operational environment, recommendations are proposed by independent investigators after accidents. Despite a considerable number of (sometimes similar) recommendations made across jurisdictions, ...
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