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ITLS Working Papers 2013: Recent submissions

    • Interpreting discrete choice models based on best-worst data: A matter of framing 

      Rose, John M.
      Published 2013-11-01
      Best worst choice response tasks have become increasingly popular as a means of increasing the amount of information captured from respondents undertaking stated preference experiments. In analysis, best worst data is often ...
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    • Evaluating and improving software for identifying trips, occupancy, mode and purpose from GPS traces. 

      Stopher, Peter; Zhang, Jun; Prasad, Christine
      Published 2013-11-01
      Over the past several years, the Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies at the University of Sydney has been developing software to process GPS traces and impute the trip ends, modes of travel, occupancy, and trip ...
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    • Demand for taxi services: New elasticity evidence for a neglected mode 

      Rose, John M.; Hensher, David A.
      Published 2013-10-01
      This paper investigates the factors that influence the choice of, and hence demand for taxis services, a relatively neglected mode in the urban travel task. Given the importance of positioning preferences for taxi services ...
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    • Freeway drivers’ willingness to pay for speeding fines 

      Jou, Rong-Chang; Hensher, David A.; Chen, Ke-Hong; Wang, Pei-Lung
      Published 2013-02-01
      Taiwanese drivers, like most drivers, often exceed the legal speed limit and expose themselves to the risk of a fine. Given the propensity to exceed the legal speed limit is common in many counties, it is of interest to ...
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    • A new planning system for NSW: Comments and review of green paper 

      Stone, Alastair
      Published 2013-04-01
      The comments and review of the NSW Planning Green Paper in this paper use the perspective of a development economist such as from the World Bank. This contrasts with the Green Paper’s legalistic point of view. The paper ...
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