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ITLS Working Papers 2011: Recent submissions

    • The importance of completeness and clarity in air transport contracts in remote regions in Europe and Australia 

      Merkert, Rico; Hensher, David A.
      Published 2011-08-01
      As a result of the recent financial crisis and in times of government austerity, clear contracts are of immense importance to transport authorities in order to achieve value for money when procuring air transport services. ...
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    • Does the choice model method and/or the data matter? 

      Hensher, David A; Rose, John M; Li, Zheng
      Published 2011-07-01
      The opportunity to have seven data sets associated with a stated choice experiment that are very similar in content and design is rare, and provides an opportunity to look in detail at the empirical evidence within and ...
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    • The impact of discontinuity in governance: How transport planning went off the rails in Sydney 

      Daniels, Rhonda
      Published 2011-12-01
      The impacts on transport planning of discontinuity in governance within the same political administration are illustrated through a case study of NSW, Australia. The Labor government in power in NSW for 16 years from 1995 ...
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    • Evaluation of GPS device properties for a possible use in future household travel surveys 

      Stopher, Peter; Speisser, Nicolas
      Published 2011-04-01
      This paper describes a series of tests undertaken to determine the potential usefulness of a specific passive, portable GPS device for use in household travel surveys. The tests were undertaken to provide a more complete ...
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    • The spatial distribution of parking policy and usage: A case study of Melbourne, Australia 

      Young, William; Miles, Clare Ferres
      Published 2011-06-01
      Few cities have a Metropolitan wide parking policy. More often than not the planning of parking is undertaken by decentralised urban local governments with broad central guideline on parking supply rates. The provision of ...
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