• Passive value capture through income taxation, and a beneficiaries-based funding model for infrastructure 

  Bushell, James (2019-10)

  Value capture is used to describe a range of mechanisms used to fund infrastructure projects. Active value capture mechanisms, specifically designed to raise revenue are well documented including land taxes, asset sales ...

• Cycling in Australia and Japan: some preliminary perspectives 

  Greaves, Stephen; Tempia, Juliette; Yamamoto, Toshiyuki (2019-10)

  This brief paper contributes to ongoing dialogue around arresting the stagnation and in some cases decline in cycling in Australian cities by looking to Japan, a nation that has achieved comparatively high levels of cycling ...

• Are respondents aware of the process strategies used in decision-making? Modelling business location decisions using multiple stated process strategies 

  Balbontin, Camila; Hensher, David A. (2019-09)

  Discrete choice studies are increasingly used in urban planning to understand preferences and to make informed decisions based on its outcomes. Traditional discrete choice modelling approaches have evolved in a setting in ...

• Capacity Alignment Planning for a Coal Chain: A Case Study 

  Eskandarzadeh, Saman; Kalinowski, Thomas; Waterer, Hamish (2019-09)

  We study a capacity alignment planning problem for a coal chain. Given a set of train operators, a set of train paths, and a terminal comprising of a dump station and a set of routes from the dump station to the stockyard, ...

• Review of bus rapid transit and branded bus service performance in Australia: From workhorse to thoroughbred 

  Hensher, David A.; Wong, Yale Z; Ho, Loan (2019-08)

  Bus rapid transit on dedicated right-of-way and branded bus services with a distinct visual identity have been implemented in various forms around Australia over the past three decades. A major public policy debate has ...

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