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ITLS Working Papers 2004: Recent submissions

    • Dynamic Travel Demand for Emergency Evacuation: The Case of Bushfires 

      Stopher, Peter; Rose, John; Alsnih, Rahaf
      Published 2004-07-01
      There are two types of emergencies; those which can be anticipated and those that cannot. Among those that can be anticipated are such events as cyclones, floods, bush fires, and tsunamis. When such events are anticipated, ...
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    • GPS Surveys and the Internet 

      Stopher, Peter; Collins, Andrew; Bullock, Philip
      Published 2004-07-01
      ITS has been pioneering the use of GPS to provide more accurate data on where and when people travel, their routes, travel distance, and travel time. GPS provides no information on the number of people travelling together, ...
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    • Freight Distribution in Urban Areas: The role of supply chain alliances in addressing the challenge of traffic congestion for city logistics 

      Hensher, David A.; Puckett, Sean
      Published 2004-02-01
      The distribution of freight is a major contributor to the levels of traffic congestion in cities, yet it is much neglected in the research and planning activities of government, where the focus is disproportionately on ...
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    • Identifying the Influence of Stated Choice Design Dimensionality on Willingness to Pay for Travel Time Savings 

      Hensher, David A.
      Published 2004-04-01
      This paper explores the influence of the dimensions of stated choice (SC) designs on the value of travel time savings. Utilising principles of experimental design, 16 choice designs are embedded within a global design in ...
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    • Evaluating Voluntary Travel Behaviour Interventions 

      Stopher, Peter; Alsnih, Rahaf; Bullock, Philip; Ampt, Liz
      Published 2004-07-01
      Considerable interest in the policy of voluntary travel behaviour change interventions, known as by the generic name of TravelSmart®, has emerged. Measuring its effectiveness and determining its cost-benefit ratios is a ...
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