TRANSPORTATION DEMAND FORECASTING
TRB 2005
 

PAPERS

 

 

ADB40: ACCEPTED FOR PRESENTATION AT TRB 2005

Paper Title

Paper #

Author(s)

Discrete Choice with Social and Spatial Network Interdependencies: An empirical example using mixed cross-nested logit models with panel effects  

05-2675

Elenna R. Dugundji (corresp), Joan Walker

Estimation of value-of-time using Mixed Logit models

05-2534

Stephane Hess (corresp), Michel Bierlaire,  John W Polak

Evaluation of advanced optimisation methods for estimating mixed logit models

05-2340

Fabian Bastin, Cinzia Cirillo (corresp),  Stephane Hess

Comparative Analysis of Discrete Choice Models with Flexible Substitution Patterns

05-2327

Dinesh Gopinath,  Mark L Schofield,  Joan Walker (corresp),  Moshe Ben-Akiva

Flexible Substitution Patterns in Models of Mode and Time of Day Choice: New Evidence from the UK and the Netherlands  

05-2122

Stephane Hess,  John W Polak (corresp),  Andrew Daly

Development of Car Tourists' Scheduling Model for One-day Tour

05-2059

Akimasa Fujiwara,  Junyi Zhang (corresp)

A New Discrete Choice Model with Endogenous Generation of Choice Set Based on the Principle of Relative Utility Maximization

05-2054

Junyi Zhang (corresp),  Akimasa Fujiwara, Tetsuo Kusakabe

An Improved Framework for Large-Scale Multi-Agent Simulations of Travel Behavior: Framework Design

05-1846

Bryan Raney (corresp),  Kai Nagel

Efficient estimation of nested logit models using choice-based samples

05-1796

Frank Koppelman,  Laurie Garrow (corresp)

Congestion on risky routes with risk averse drivers

05-1795

Nathalie Picard (corresp),  André de Palma

Bayesian Multinomial Logit Models: An Exploratory Assessment of Transportation Applications  

05-1710

Simon Washington (corresp),  Peter Congdon,  Matthew Karlaftis,  Fred Mannering

Testing Mixed Logit and Probit Models by Simulation

05-1708

Marcela Munizaga

Mobility Tools: Modeling the Interactions between Car and Season Ticket Ownership

05-1640

Darren Scott (corresp), Kay W. Axhausen

Application of Macro- and Microscopic Simulations for the Traffic Planning of Urban Highway Reconstruction  

05-1552

Eul-Bum Lee (corresp),  Changmo Kim,  John T. Harvey

A Market-Based Parking Cost Forecasting Framework for Traditional and Microsimulation Modeling Applications

05-1539

Gregory Erhardt (corresp),  David Kurth,  Erik Sabina,  Smith Myung

An Urban Commercial Vehicle Movement Model for Calgary

05-1534

Kevin Stefan (corresp),  Paul McMillan,  John Douglas Hunt

Path-size modeling in multi-modal route choice analysis

05-1146

Sascha Hoogendoorn-Lanser (corresp),  Rob Van Nes,  Piet Bovy

Incorporating Trip Chaining Behavior in Network Equilibrium Analysis

05-1085

Takuya Maruyama

Monitoring route choice under congestion

05-0773

Theo H.J. Muller

Travel Demand Modeling for Regional Visioning and Scenario Analysis

05-0364

Norman Marshall (corresp),  Brian Grady

Comparative Evaluations on the Elasticity of Travel Demand

05-0313

Robert Gregory Schiffer

The Evaluation of Traffic Microsimulation Modelling

05-0278

Don O'Cinneide

Tests of a Family of Trip Table Refinements for Long-Range, Quick-Response Travel Forecasting

05-0100

Alan J. Horowitz