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ITLS Working Papers 2006: Recent submissions

    • Analysis of the Efficiency of Commercial Vehicle Tours: Data Collection, Methodological, and Policy Implications 

      Figliozzi, Miguel Andres
      Published 2006-09-01
      The emphasis of this research is on the analysis of commercial vehicle tours. Tours are disaggregated by their routing constraints. The generation of Vehicle Kilometers Traveled (VKT) by tour type is analytically modeled ...
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    • Disaggregate Assessments of Population Exposure to Aircraft Noise 

      Greaves, Stephen; Collins, Andrew
      Published 2006-09-01
      The dual pressures of rapidly growing air passenger and freight traffic and increasing numbers of people living in close proximity to airports and flight-paths is a major social problem in many major urban centres around ...
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    • Asymmetrical Preference Formation in Willingness to Pay Estimates in Discrete Choice Models 

      Hess, Stephane; Rose, John M; Hensher, David A.
      Published 2006-06-01
      Individuals when faced with choices amongst a number of alternatives often adopt a variety of processing rules, ranging from simple linear to complex non-linear treatment of each attribute defining the offer of each ...
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    • Mixed Method Data Collection in Travel Surveys: Challenges and Opportunities 

      Ampt, Elizabeth; Stopher, Peter
      Published 2006-10-01
      The Transport and Population Data Centre (TPDC) has been running the Sydney Household Travel Survey as a continuous survey since 1997/8. It collects information on day-to-day travel in the Greater Sydney Metropolitan Region. ...
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    • Establishing and Using a Before and After Panel Survey: Case Study of New South Wales 

      Stopher, Peter; Swann, Natalie; Bertoia, Tony
      Published 2006-07-01
      This paper describes the use of a panel in a pilot TravelSmart project in New South Wales. The survey was conducted using two-day diaries, for which households were initially contacted and recruited by phone, and then sent ...
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