Transportation Research Part B: Methodological

1979 - 2025

Current editor(s): Fred Mannering

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Volume 13, issue 4, 1979

A non-compensatory model of transportation behavior based on sequential consideration of attributes pp. 269-280

Wilfred W. Recker and Thomas F. Golob

Freight transport demand revisited: A microeconomic view of multimodal, multicharacteristic service uncertainty and the demand for freight transport pp. 281-288

Andrew Daughety

Traffic control and route-choice; a simple example pp. 289-294

M. J. Smith

The existence, uniqueness and stability of traffic equilibria pp. 295-304

M. J. Smith

More paradoxes in the equilibrium assignment problem pp. 305-309

Caroline Fisk

A model and algorithm for multicriteria route-mode choice pp. 311-316

Robert B. Dial

A model of optimal transport maintenance with demand responsiveness pp. 317-339

Terry L. Friesz and J. Enrique Fernandez

Volume 13, issue 3, 1979

Rectangular routeing in Smeed's city pp. 181-182

R. J. Vaughan and E. Doyle

Short run supply functions with decreasing user costs pp. 183-187

Edward K. Morlok

Estimating choice probabilities among nested alternatives pp. 189-205

Yosef Sheffi

Vehicle dispatching with competition pp. 207-216

Charles S. Tapiero and Dror Zuckerman

The effect of round-off error on computed solutions of trip distribution problems pp. 217-228

N. F. Stewart

A multiple transfer function model for air traffic control systems pp. 229-236

Neil W. Polhemus

The marginal cost taxation of a transportation network pp. 237-242

M. J. Smith

A theoretical and empirical model of trip chaining behavior pp. 243-257

Thomas Adler and Moshe Ben-Akiva

On the calibration of the combined distribution-assignment model pp. 259-267

S. Erlander, S. Nguyen and N. F. Stewart

Volume 13, issue 2, 1979

Determining intermediate origin-destination matrices for the analysis of composite mode trips pp. 91-103

Michael Florian and Marc Los

The dogit model pp. 105-111

Marc J. I. Gaundry and Marcel G. Dagenais

Locating new passenger facilities on a transportation network pp. 113-122

Pitu B. Mirchandani and Amedeo R. Odoni

The analysis of entropy models with equality and inequality constraints pp. 123-132

T. R. Jefferson and C. H. Scott

Aggregation with multinomial probit and estimation of disaggregate models with aggregate data: A new methodological approach pp. 133-146

Fernando Bouthelier and Carlos F. Daganzo

A note on the turn and arrival likelihood algorithms of traffic assignments pp. 147-150

Yosef Sheffi

The optimal location of a single ring road pp. 151-154

M. J. Smith

Testing the dogit model with aggregate time-series and cross-sectional travel data pp. 155-166

Marc J. I. Gaudry and Michael J. Wills

Traffic assignment in a two-dimensional continuous representation of a traffic network with flow-dependent speeds pp. 167-179

D. J. Buckley

Volume 13, issue 1, 1979

Introduction pp. 1-3

D. E. Boyce

Formulating and solving the network design problem by decomposition pp. 5-17

George B. Dantzig, Roy P. Harvey, Zachary F. Lansdowne, David W. Robinson and Steven F. Maier

Continuous equilibrium network design models pp. 19-32

Mustafa Abdulaal and Larry J. LeBlanc

A discrete-convex programming approach to the simultaneous optimization of land use and transportation pp. 33-48

Marc Los

Application of optimal subset selection to problems of design and scheduling in urban transportation networks pp. 49-63

Werner Rothengatter

Solutions to the optimal network design problem with shipments related to transportation cost pp. 65-80

D. E. Boyce and J. L. Soberanes

The structure of the solution set to network optimisation problems pp. 81-90

A. D. Pearman