Working Papers 2007

ITLS-WP-07-01 

NSW government: Urban transport statement: Some comments

Alastair Stone

Key words: Urban transport networks, corridors, accessibility, demand, institutional arrangements, freight, congestion pricing, AusLink

ITLS-WP-07-02 

Daytime population tracking for planning and pollution exposure assessment

Andrew Collins and Stephen Greaves

Key words: Population tracking, daytime population, population density, pollution exposure, emergency evacuation, aircraft noise

ITLS-WP-07-03 

Planning approximations to the length of TSP and VRP problems

Miguel Andres Figliozzi

Key words: Traveling salesman problem, vehicle routing problem, distance estimation, marginal cost, simulated experiments, case study.

TLS-WP-07-04 

Joint estimation of process and outcome in choice experiments involving attribute framing

David A. Hensher

Key words: Process, outcome, attribute processing, choice experiments, reference points, willingness to pay, prospects.

ITLS-WP-07-05 

Extending stated choice analysis to recognise agent specific attribute endogeneity in bilateral group negotiation and choice: A think piece

Sean M. Puckett, David A. Hensher and John M. Rose

Key words: Stated choice, attribute endogeneity, agent interaction, true bargaining set

ITLS-WP-07-06 

Achieving competitive advantage through strategic and operational partnering in the value chain: The Asia Pacific challenge

David Walters and Mark Rainbird

Key words: Operational outsourcing, strategic/transformational outsourcing, economic value added, enterprise value

ITLS-WP-07-07 

Using Rudyard Kipling to design value chain processes: An application of interactions theory

David Walters

Key words: Value delivery systems; tacit, transactional and transformational interactions

ITLS-WP-07-08 

Climate change, enhanced greenhouse gas emissions and passenger transport What can we do to make a difference?

David A. Hensher

Key words: Greenhouse gas emissions, passenger transport, CO2, Tresis1.4, system wide impacts, strategic prioritization, variable user charges, carbon tax, congestion charges

ITLS-WP-07-09 

Assessing pedestrian exposure to fine particulates at fine levels of spatio-temporal resolution

Stephen Greaves and Qian Liu

Key words: Pedestrian exposure, GPS technology, PM2.5

ITLS-WP-07-10 

The dark side of making transit irresistible: The example of France

Dominique Bouf and David Hensher

Key words: French transport policy, modal share, charging, car dominance, challenges for public transport

ITLS-WP-07-11 

Port productivity analysis by using DEA: A case study in Malaysia

Ada Suk Fung Ng and Chee Xui Lee

Key words: Productivity, Malaysian ports, data envelopment analysis

ITLS-WP-07-12 

Predicting fine particulate concentrations near a busy intersection in Sydney using artificial neural networks

Tharit Issarayangyun and Stephen Greaves

Key words: Artificial neural networks, PM2.5

ITLS-WP-07-13 

A mixed generalized ordered response model for examining pedestrian and bicyclist injury severity level in traffic crashes

Naveen Eluru, Chandra R Bhat and David A Hensher

Key words: Injury severity, ordered-response model, pedestrian safety, bicyclist safety, non-motorized travel

ITLS-WP-07-14 

Value chain positioning: Performance and partnerships

David Walters

Key words: Vertical and horizontal positioning, demand chains, supply chains, operational response systems, partnerships cost and control considerations

ITLS-WP-07-15 

Behavioural responses of freight transporters and shippers to road user charging schemes: An empirical assessment

David A Hensher and Sean M Puckett

Key words: User charges, kilometre-based charges, congestion, freight distribution chains, choice modelling, willingness to pay

iITLS-WP-07-16 

Combining RP and SP data: Biases in using the nested logit trick contrasts with flexible mixed logit incorporating panel and scale effects

David A Hensher, John Rose and William H Greene

Key words: Combined SP and RP data, nested logit trick, scale parameters, error component mixed logit, reference dependence

ITLS-WP-07-17 

Evacuation plan evaluation: Assessment of vehicular evacuation schemes by means of an analytical dynamic traffic model

Adam J. Pel and Michiel C.J. Bliemer

Key words: Evacuation planning, evacuation behaviour, dynamic traffic modelling

ITLS-WP-07-18 

The implications of interactions theory and application for value chain management

David Walters

Key words: Value networks; transformation interactions, exchange transaction interactions, communications interactions

ITLS-WP-07-19 

Beyond the supply chain: An operations response system as an efficient means of implementing a customer-centric market response

David Walters and Mark Rainbird

Key words: Supply chain; demand chain; operations response system

ITLS-WP-07-20 

The Multiple Discrete Continuous Extreme Value (MDCEV) model: Role of utility function parameters, identification considerations, and model extensions

Chandra R. Bhat

Key words: Discrete-continuous system, multiple discreteness, Kuhn- Tucker demand systems, mixed discrete choice, random utility maximization

ITLS-WP-07-21 

Power, concession and cooperation in freight distribution chains subject to distance-based user charges

David A Hensher and Sean M. Puckett

Key words: Variable road user charges, congestion, freight distribution chains, choice modelling, group decision making

ITLS-WP-07-22 

Selective developments in choice analysis and a reminder about the dimensionality of behavioural analysis

David A Hensher, John M Rose and Sean Puckett

Key words: Choice, attribute processing, efficient designs, joint decision making, willingness to pay