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ITLS Working Papers 2003: Recent submissions

    • Cars, Congestion, Public Transport, and Pricing: A Reality Check 

      Stopher, Peter
      Published 2003-06-01
      For some little while now, the flavour of the month in transport policy seems to have been to set goals for massive relative increases in public transport ridership, reduction of car use, all resulting in a hoped-for ...
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    • Valuing Noise Level Reductions in a Residential Location Context 

      Galilea, Patricia; Dios Ortuzar, Juan de
      Published 2003-08-01
      The noise levels measured in metropolitan streets are on many occasions over the norms but the consequences of this as a health hazard are only starting to be questioned; this is obviously worse in the large cities of the ...
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    • Using Classical Inference Methods to reveal individual-specific parameter estimates to avoid the potential complexities of WTP derived from population moments 

      Hensher, David A.; Greene, William H.; Rose, John M.
      Published 2003-10-01
      nference estimation methods for logit models with Bayesian methods and suggested that the latter are more appealing on grounds of relative simplicity in estimation and in producing individual observation parameter estimates ...
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    • Measuring Bus Performance using GPS Technology 

      Bullock, Philip; Jiang, Qingjian
      Published 2003-08-01
      Assessing the running times of bus services has traditionally been a difficult and expensive task for the majority of bus operators in Australia, and in other parts of the world. Up until recently, travel times have been ...
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    • Quality Management in Logistics: A Comparison of Practices between Manufacturing and Retail Companies and Logistics Firms. 

      Rahman, Shams
      Published 2003-06-01
      In February 2002, the Institute of Transport Studies (ITS), The University of Sydney, initiated a study to investigate world class logistics (WCL) practices in Australia. This research is part of the wider WCL study ...
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