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    • Airport capacity choice under airport-airline vertical arrangements 

      Xiao, Yibin; Fu, Xiaowen; Zhang, Anming
      Published 2015-03-01
      This study investigates the effects of airport-airline vertical arrangements on airport capacity choices under demand uncertainty. A multi-stage game is analyzed, in which competing airlines contribute to capacity investments ...
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    • A Spatial and Statistical Approach for Imputing Origin-Destination Matrices from Household Travel Survey Data: A Sydney Case Study 

      Ton, Tu T.; Hensher, David A.
      Published 2002-10-01
      A Household Travel Survey (HTS) is a valuable instrument for collecting data suitable for studying the travel behaviour of a sample of households in a specific geographical context. One important output from the trip data ...
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    • The Mobility and Accessibility Expectations of Seniors in an Aging Population 

      Alsnih, Rahaf; Hensher, David A.
      Published 2003-03-01
      Populations of post-industrial nations are aging. With a growing number of people living well into their 80’s and maintaining active lives, the transportation system will have to start focussing more closely on understanding ...
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    • The Impact of Bus Rapid Transit on Housing Price and Accessibility Changes in Sydney: a Repeat Sales Approach 

      Mulley, Corinne; Tsai, Chi-Hong
      Published 2015-01-01
      New public transport infrastructure is expected to improve the accessibility for local residents, and thus contribute to the land value uplift. The contribution that a bus rapid transit (BRT) system can make to land value ...
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    • How are Urban Bus Fleets Performing in Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions? The Australian Experience 

      King, Jenny; Hensher, David A.
      Published 1999-01-01
      The transport sector is a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. Although the bus operator is a small player in the emissions stakes, the entire life cycle emissions from the manufacture of buses and diesel fuel ...
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