Title: Transportation demand and analysis techniques; 18 reports prepared for the 51st annual meeting.
Authors: National Research Council (U.S.).; National Research Council (U.S.). 1972 :; National Research Council (U.S.).
Year: 1972
Subjects: Traffic estimation.; Traffic assignment; Transportation demand management.
Contents: Modal-choice model for relating demand to investment / Salvatore J. Bellomo (and others) -- Consistency in transportation demand and evaluation models / Dan G. Haney -- Forecasting travel demand for new urban transportation systems / Anthony R. Tomazinis -- Traffic assignment without bias / Alvin H. Benesh -- Segmented, multimodal, intercity passenger demand model / John W. Billheimer -- Effect of zone size on traffic assignment and trip distribution / Bruno R. Wildermuth, D.J. Delaney, K.E. Thompson -- Development and application of direct traffic estimation method / Yehuda Gur -- Toward an efficient highway service estimator for congested networks / Hubert Le Menestrel, Bruno R. Wildermuth -- Activity-accessibility models of trip generation / T.Z. Nakkash, W.L. Grecco -- Comparison of probabilistic modal-choice models: estimation methods and system inputs / Antti Talvitie -- Approach to probability distribution of value of walking time and pedestrian circulation models / Jean Francois Allouche -- Travel to outdoor recreation areas in Kentucky (Abridgment) / John A. Deacon, Jerry G. Pigman, Robert C. Deen -- Development and testing of a multipath-assignment technique (Abridgment) / P.M. Dalton, M.D. Harmelink -- Use of socioeconomic indicators in trip attraction of large work centers / George E. Mouchahoir, Paul H. Wright -- Access to jobs and willingness to travel (Abridgment) / Charles B. Notess -- Stability of recreational demand model / D.C. Robinson, W.L. Grecco -- Reliability analysis in land use-transportation planning (Abridgment) / Kumares C. Sinha -- Distribution patterns of automobile travel in the New York Metropolitan Area (Abridgment) / J. David Jordan.