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ITLS Working Papers 2004: Recent submissions

    • How do Respondents Handle Stated Choice Experiments? – Information processing strategies under varying information load 

      Hensher, David A.
      Published 2004-05-01
      The popularity of stated choice (SC) experiments has spurned a large number of design strategies within which to study choice behaviour. When the amount of information provided increases, we often wonder how an individual ...
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    • Estimating Eligibility Rates: A Crucial Component of the Calculation for Response Rates 

      Alsnih, Rahaf; Stopher, Peter
      Published 2004-04-01
      Response rates are used by analysts to assess survey quality: higher response rates are usually desired to reduce the incidence of non-response bias. The response rate is simply defined as the ratio of the number of completed ...
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    • New Technology and Travel Surveys: The Way Forward 

      Alsnih, Rahaf
      Published 2004-04-01
      Traditional survey methods are fast reaching their “use by” dates. It is much harder for researchers to contact households through the telephone as a result of call screening and answering machine devices. In relation to ...
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    • Monitoring Traffic and Emissions by Floating Car Data 

      Gühnemann, Astrid; Schäfer, Ralf-Peter; Thiessenhusen, Kai-Uwe; Wagner, Peter
      Published 2004-03-01
      Intelligent traffic management is widely acknowledged as a means to optimise the utilisation of existing infrastructure capacities. A major requirement for intelligent traffic management is the collection of high quality ...
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    • Sample Size Requirements For Measuring a Change in Behaviour 

      Stopher, Peter R; Greaves, Stephen P
      Published 2004-08-01
      Before and after surveys are designed to detect a change in travel-behaviour following an intervention policy, such as a travel-modification program. Longitudinal panel surveys are the preferred method for detecting such ...
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