Transportation Research Part B: Methodological
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Volume 27, issue 6, 1993
- Maximizing, measuring, and not double counting transportation-improvement benefits: A primer on closed- and open-economy cost-benefit analysis pp. 413-424

- Herbert Mohring
- Incorporating inspection decisions in pavement management pp. 425-438

- Samer Madanat
- Accesibility measures of U.S. metropolitan areas pp. 439-449

- W. Bruce Allen, Dong Liu and Scott Singer
- Dynamic system-optimal traffic assignment using a state space model pp. 451-472

- Stéphane Lafortune, Raja Sengupta, David E. Kaufman and Robert L. Smith
- Continuous and discrete demand hub location problems pp. 473-482

- James F. Campbell
Volume 27, issue 5, 1993
- Most likely origin-destination link uses from equilibrium assignment pp. 333-350

- Bruce N. Janson
- Determining origin-destination matrices and optimal multiproduct flows for freight transportation over multimodal networks pp. 351-368

- Christine Gédéon, Michael Florian and Teodor G. Crainic
- Public transport services under market arrangements, part I: A model of competition between independent operators pp. 369-387

- Huw C. W. L. Williams and Jamal Abdulaal
- Public transport services under market arrangements, part II: A model of competition between groups of services pp. 389-399

- Huw C. W. L. Williams and David Martin
- Once again, the costs of urban rapid transit pp. 401-412

- Philip A. Viton
Volume 27, issue 4, 1993
- A nested logit model of parking location choice pp. 253-265

- J. D. Hunt and S. Teply
- A method for measuring the spatial concentration of airline travel demand pp. 267-273

- Yue-Hong Chou
- A maximum likelihood estimator for the intervening opportunities model pp. 275-280

- Peter A. Rogerson
- A simplified theory of kinematic waves in highway traffic, part I: General theory pp. 281-287

- G. F. Newell
- A simplified theory of kinematic waves in highway traffic, part II: Queueing at freeway bottlenecks pp. 289-303

- G. F. Newell
- A simplified theory of kinematic waves in highway traffic, part III: Multi-destination flows pp. 305-313

- G. F. Newell
- Continuum modelling of traffic dynamics for congested freeways pp. 315-332

- Panos G. Michalopoulos, Ping Yi and Anastasios S. Lyrintzis
Volume 27, issue 3, 1993
- Handling operations and the lot size trade-off pp. 167-183

- Carlos F. Daganzo and Gordon F. Newell
- Comments on spatial models of traffic pp. 185-188

- Gordon F. Newell
- Structure of linkages between transport and land use pp. 189-206

- Roger L. Mackett
- Equilibrium trip distribution/assignment with variable destination costs pp. 207-217

- Norbert Oppenheim
- Rapid computation of optimal control for vehicles pp. 219-227

- V. V. Monastyrsky and I. M. Golownykh
- Dynamic stability, traffic equilibrium and the law of peak-hour expressway congestion pp. 229-236

- Michael Emmett Brady
- A game theoretic/network equilibrium solution approach for the railroad freight car management problem pp. 237-252

- Evdokia A. Adamidou, Alain L. Kornhauser and Yiannis A. Koskosidis
Volume 27, issue 2, 1993
- Design for local area freight networks pp. 79-95

- Randolph W. Hall
- Travel-time estimation using cross-correlation techniques pp. 97-107

- D. J. Dailey
- Estimation of delays at traffic signals for variable demand conditions pp. 109-131

- Rahmi Akçelik and Nagui M. Rouphail
- Scheduling flights at hub airports pp. 133-150

- Dan Trietsch
- Handling strategies for import containers at marine terminals pp. 151-166

- Bernardo de Castillo and Carlos F. Daganzo
Volume 27, issue 1, 1993
- Solution approaches to the bus operator problem pp. 1-11

- J. Enrique Fernandez L., Patrice Marcotte, Susana Mondschein, Jorge Vera and Andrés Weintraub
- Storage space vs handling work in container terminals pp. 13-32

- Mounira Taleb-Ibrahimi, Bernardo de Castilho and Carlos F. Daganzo
- Flexible assignment approach to itinerary seat allocation pp. 33-48

- Jinn-Tsai Wong, Frank S. Koppelman and Mark S. Daskin
- A new dynamic traffic model and the existence and calculation of dynamic user equilibria on congested capacity-constrained road networks pp. 49-63

- M. J. Smith
- Analysis of binary choice frequencies with limit cases: Comparison of alternative estimation methods and application to weekly household mode choice pp. 65-78

- Konstadinos G. Goulias and Ryuichi Kitamura
Volume 26, issue 6, 1992
- Estimation of origin-destination matrices from link traffic counts on congested networks pp. 417-434

- Hai Yang, Tsuna Sasaki, Yasunori Iida and Yasuo Asakura
- Total factor productivity growth and endogenous demand: Establishing a benchmark index for the selection of operational performance measures in public bus firms pp. 435-448

- David Hensher
- Total factor productivity growth in Australian national railways -- An application of shadow prices pp. 449-459

- Donald Brunker
- Analysis of productivity in highway construction using alternative average cost definitions pp. 461-478

- A. P. Talvitie and Catharina Sikow
Volume 26, issue 5, 1992
- Bandwidth maximization: Split and unsplit solutions pp. 341-356

- Natale Papola
- The use of common random numbers to reduce the variance in network simulation of traffic pp. 357-363

- Ajay K. Rathi
- Clustering algorithms for consolidation of customer orders into vehicle shipments pp. 365-379

- Yiannis A. Koskosidis and Warren B. Powell
- A theory of traffic flow for congested conditions on urban arterial streets I: Theoretical development pp. 381-396

- R. Vaughan and V. F. Hurdle
- A theory of traffic flow for congested conditions on urban arterial streets II: Four illustrative examples pp. 397-415

- V. F. Hurdle
Volume 26, issue 4, 1992
- Probabilistic models of passengers service processes at bus stops pp. 253-259

- Andrzej Adamski
- Selecting routes to minimize urban travel time pp. 261-274

- James F. Campbell
- A combined trip distribution and assignment model for multiple user classes pp. 275-287

- William H. K. Lam and Hai-Jun Huang
- Calibration of the combined trip distribution and assignment model for multiple user classes pp. 289-305

- William H. K. Lam and Hai-Jun Huang
- Air traffic network equilibrium: Toward frequency, price and slot priority analysis pp. 307-323

- Sungwook Hong and Patrick T. Harker
- Modified Evans' algorithms for solving the combined trip distribution and assignment problem pp. 325-337

- Hai-Jun Huang and William H. K. Lam
Volume 26, issue 3, 1992
- A statistical procedure for estimating a mean origin-destination matrix from a partial registration plate survey pp. 171-193

- David P. Watling and Michael J. Maher
- A firm specific analysis of economies of size in the U.S. urban multiservice transit industry pp. 195-206

- Christopher B. Colburn and Wayne K. Talley
- Numerical simulation of macroscopic continuum traffic models pp. 207-220

- Chin Jian Leo and Robert L. Pretty
- Modeling average cycle lengths and green intervals of semi-actuated signal operations with exclusive pedestrian-actuated phase pp. 221-240

- Feng-Bor Lin
- Sight distance relationships for symmetrical sag curves with noncentered overpasses pp. 241-251

- Said M. Easa
Volume 26, issue 2, 1992
- A duration model of automobile ownership pp. 97-114

- Carol C. S. Gilbert
- Stationary freeway traffic flow modelled by a linear stochastic partial differential equation pp. 115-126

- Ello Weits
- Nonconvexity of the dynamic traffic assignment problem pp. 127-133

- Malachy Carey
- Highway pavement distress evaluation: Modeling measurement error pp. 135-154

- Frannie Humplick
- Generalized autoregressive errors in the multinomial probit model pp. 155-170

- Denis Bolduc
Volume 26, issue 1, 1992
- Editorial pp. 1-1

- Ryuichi Kitamura and Yasunori Iida
- Estimating departure times from traffic counts using dynamic assignment pp. 3-16

- Bruce N. Janson and Frank Southworth
- Experimental analysis of dynamic route choice behavior pp. 17-32

- Yasunori Iida, Takamasa Akiyama and Takashi Uchida
- Trip linkages of urban railway commuters under time-space constraints: Some empirical observations pp. 33-44

- Kazuo Nishii and Katsunao Kondo
- Transportation systems, retail environments and pedestrian trip chaining behaviour: Modelling issues and applications pp. 45-59

- Harry Timmermans, Xavier van der Hagen and Aloys Borgers
- Temporal utility profiles of activities and travel: Uncertainty and decision making pp. 60-76

- Janusz Supernak
- A dynamic model of car fuel-type choice and mobility pp. 77-96

- Leo van Wissen and Thomas F. Golob
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