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    • The Use of Object-Oriented Programming Approach in Representing Traffic Noise at the Network Level 

      Ton, Tu
      Published 1998-03-01
      Existing road traffic noise models for a single noise receiver are developed with reasonably accurate estimating capability. If these traffic noise models can be incorporated into a network model then the resulting system ...
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    • Regaining the Fundamentals 

      Stone, Alastair
      Published 1999-02-01
      Transport policy and planning has relatively few but important fundamentals. Research has focused on marginal issues and not fundamentals. The paper reviews physical fundamentals, moves through economic and financial, then ...
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    • Cost efficiency under negotiated performance‐based contracts and benchmarking – Are there gains through competitive tendering in the absence of an incumbent public monopolist? 

      Hensher, David A.
      Published 2014-01-01
      This paper uses data obtained from numerous sources in Australia to assess the extent to which negotiated performance-based contracts with actionable benchmarking can achieve as good as, or better, improvement in cost ...
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    • A lossless spatial aggregation procedure for a class of capacity constrained traffic assignment models incorporating point queues 

      Raadsen, Mark P.H.; Bliemer, Michiel C.J.; Bell, Michael G.H.
      Published 2015-11-01
      In this paper two novel spatial aggregation procedures are proposed. A network aggregation procedure based on a travel time delay decomposition method and a zonal aggregation procedure based on a path redistribution scheme. ...
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    • Investigating the impacts of introducing emission trading scheme to shipping industry 

      Wang, Kun; Fu, Xiaowen; Luo, Meifeng
      Published 2013-05-01
      Although international shipping is the most energy efficient means of transportation in terms of unit CO2 emission per tone-mile cargo shipped, due to enormous cargo volume and continuous growth, it still contributes a ...
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