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Travel analysis methods for the 1980s : proceedings of a conference held October 3-7, 1982, Easton, Maryland / conducted by the Transportation Research Board ; sponsored by the Federal Highway Administration and the Urban Mass Transportation Administration, U.S. Department of Transportation.

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Travel analysis methods for the 1980s : proceedings of a conference held October 3-7, 1982, Easton, Maryland / conducted by the Transportation Research Board ; sponsored by the Federal Highway Administration and the Urban Mass Transportation Administration, U.S. Department of Transportation.
Publication
Washington, D.C. : National Research Council, 1983.

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  • National Research Council (U.S.). Transportation Research Board.
  • United States. Federal Highway Administration
  • United States. Urban Mass Transportation Administration
Description
vi, 203 p. : ill.; 28 cm.
Summary
The assessment of planning methods, in particular travel analysis methods and their applications, is the subject of this conference, which is a follow-up to the Conference on Urban Transportation Planning in the 1980s. This conference, as have others, attempted to consolidate and codify the growing body of literature on travel analysis procedures. By bringing together practitioners and researchers to share ideas and concerns, it also focused on the interaction between theory and practice. The aim of the conference was to determine how travel analysis methods can and should be applied to various problems. Therefore, identifying methods, defining the state of the art, describing how methods can and have been applied, identifying gaps between art and practice that require greater dissemination of current knowledge, and developing research were the focal points of the four-day meeting.
Series Statement
Special report ; 201
Uniform Title
Special report (National Research Council (U.S.). Transportation Research Board) 201.
Subjects
Genre/Form
Conference papers and proceedings
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references.
Contents
Preface -- Introduction -- Executive summary -- Keynote address -- Workshop on strategic planning -- Workshop on long-range urban systems planning: Long-range urban stransportation planning, are we crating new life or resuscitating a dinosaur? -- Workshop on project planning: Travel demand analysis needs for project planning -- Workshop on urban-microscale planning: Urban-microscale planning for the 1980s -- Workshop on systems operations -- Workshop on data needs and collection: State of the art in collection of travel behavior data and Data needs and data collection: State of the practice -- Workshop on travel behavior characteristics and analysis: Social sciences as conceptual resource for transportation research; Classification of approaches to travel-behavior analysis; Travel behavior models: State of the practice -- Workshop on mathematical structures and uncertainty: Mathematical models of travel demand: A state of the art review; Evaluation of discrete-choice random-utility models as practical tools of transportation systems analysis -- Workshop on long-range and strategic forecasting techniques: Long-range strategic planning and forecasting techniques: the state of the art; State of the practice: Travel analysis methods in long-range and strategic planning -- Workshop on quick-response and sketch-planning techniques: Quick-response and sketch-planing techniques: State of the art & State of the practice -- Workshop on transit and highway operations and management techniques: Travel analysis methods for systems management and operations: The state of the art; Transit and highway operations and management techniques: State of the practice -- workshop on investment and financial analysis techniques: State of the practice: Investment and financial analysis -- Participants.
ISBN
0309036097 (pbk.) :
LCCN
^^^84002126^
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Harvard Library