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    • A Panel Approach to Evaluating TravelSmart Initiatives in the Short Term – South Australia Pilot Survey 

      Stopher, Peter; Stephen Greaves, Peter; Xu, Min; FitzGerald, Camden; Swann, Natalie
      Published 2006-07-01
      An unusual TravelSmart intervention is being undertaken in South Australia, in which the intervention will take place over a period of about two years, using a variety of techniques to gain increasing acceptance from the ...
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    • Extending stated choice analysis to recognise agentspecific attribute endogeneity in bilateral group negotiation and choice: A think piece 

      Puckett, Sean M.; Hensher, David A.; Rose, John M.
      Published 2007-03-01
      This paper is a think piece on variations in the structure of stated preference studies when modelling the joint preferences of interacting agents who have the power to influence the attribute levels on offer. The approach ...
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    • Port productivity analysis by using DEA: A case study in Malaysia 

      Ng, Ada Suk Fung; Lee, Chee Xui
      Published 2007-07-01
      Recent trends in containerized trade have led to the importance of measuring the performance of container ports. In Malaysia, container ports are mostly situated along the Straits of Malacca, one of the most important ...
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    • Using Classical Inference Methods to reveal individual-specific parameter estimates to avoid the potential complexities of WTP derived from population moments 

      Hensher, David A.; Greene, William H.; Rose, John M.
      Published 2003-10-01
      nference estimation methods for logit models with Bayesian methods and suggested that the latter are more appealing on grounds of relative simplicity in estimation and in producing individual observation parameter estimates ...
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    • Climate Change, Enhanced Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Passenger Transport – What can we do to make a difference? 

      Hensher, David A.
      Published 2007-05-01
      Climate change, global warming and enhanced greenhouse gas emissions (GGEs) are hot topics for many reasons, including scientific and speculative. The transportation sector, led by the automobile, has been cited constantly ...
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