Transportation Research, Part D: Transport and Environment 1998: Vol 3D Table of Contents

7 Pages·1998·1.1 MB·English

TRANSPORTATION
RESEARCH
Part D: Transport and Environment
List of Contents and Author Index
Volume 3D, 1998
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Transportation Research
an international journal Part D: Transport and Environment
Editor-in-Chief
KENNETH BUTTON
Professor of Public Policy, The Institute of Public Policy, George Mason University,
4400 University Drive, Fairfax, VA 22030-4444, U.S.A.
Associate Editors
YOSHITSUGU HAYASHI
Department of Geotechnical and Environmental Engineering, Nagoya University, Chikusa-ku,
Nagoya 464-01, Japan
STEF PROOST
Center for Economic Studies, Catholic University of Leuven, Naamse Straat 69, 3000 Leuven,
Belgium
DAN SPERLING
Institute of Transportation Studies, University of California, Davis, CA 95616, U.S.A.
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LIST OF CONTENTS
Number 1
Thomas F. Golob and Greenhouse gas emissions and Australian commuters’
David A. Hensher attitudes and behavior concerning abatement policies and
personal involvement
Gwo-Hshiung Tzeng and Developing a Taipei motorcycle driving cycle for emissions
June-Jye Chen and fuel economy
Sytze A. Rienstra and The role of electric cars in Amsterdam’s transport system
Peter Nijkamp in the year 2015; a scenario approach
Peter Hidas, Negative effects of mid-block speed control devices and
Kolita Weerasekera and their importance in the overall impact of traffic calming
Michael Dunne on the environment
Yang Tao and Fuzzy comprehensive assessment, fuzzy clustering analysis
Yang Xinmiao and its application for urban traffic environment quality
evaluation
Number 2
Kieran P. Donaghy and Managing congestion, pollution, and pavement conditions
Laurie A. Schintler in a dynamic transportation network model
MD. Masud Karim and A mathematical model of wind flow, vehicle wake, and
Hiroshi Matsui pollutant concentration in urban road microenvironments.
Part I: model description
Wafaa S. Saleh, Determinants of energy consumption: examination of
John D. Nelson and alternative transport policies using the TEMIS program
Michael G. H. Bell
Edward Boyes and Children’s ideas about cars and health: an environmental
Martin Stanisstreet motivator?
Britt A. Holmén and Characterizing the effects of driver variability on real-
Debbie A. Niemeier world vehicle emissions
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Number 3
Ilan Salomon and What happens when mobility-inclined market segments
Patricia L. Mokhtarian face accessibility-enhancing policies?
K. G. Willis, G. D. Garrod A review of cost—benefit analysis as applied to the
and D. R. Harvey evaluation of new road proposals in the U.K.
Jane Gould and Clean air forever? A longitudinal analysis of opinions
Thomas F. Golob about air pollution and electric vehicles
MD. Masud Karim, A mathematical model of wind flow, vehicle wake, and
Hiroshi Matsui and pollutant concentration in urban road microenvironments.
Randall Guensler Part II: Model results
Number 4
Pnina O. Plaut The comparison and ranking of policies for abating mobile-
source emissions
David M. Levinson and The full cost of intercity highway transportation
David Gillen
Randall Crane and Does neighborhood design influence travel?: A behavioral
Richard Crepeau analysis of travel diary and GIS data
William H. K. Lam Reliability analysis of traffic noise estimates in Hong Kong
and M. L. Tam
Romeo Danielis and Estimating the cost of air pollution from road transport
Aline Chiabai in Italy
Kevin Nesbitt and Myths regarding alternative fuel vehicle demand by light-
Daniel Sperling duty vehicle fleets
Notes and Comments
Simon Kingham Assessment of exposure to traffic-related fumes during the
Julia Meaton journey to work
Andrew Sheard and
Olivia Lawrenson
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Number 5
Giovanni Nero and Hub-and-spoke networks and the inclusion of environ-
John A. Black mental costs on airport pricing
Ming Yang Transportation and environment in Xiamen
P. Goyal and Various methods of emission estimation of vehicular traffic
T. V. B. P. S. Rama Krishna in Delhi
Alan T. Murray Public transportation access
Rex Davis
Robert J. Stimson and
Luis Ferreira
G. Gualtieri and Predicting urban traffic air pollution: a GIS framework
M. Tartaglia
Lei Yu Remote vehicle exhaust emission sensing for traffic simu-
lation and optimization models
Anna Nagurney A multimodal traffic network equilibrium model with
Padma Ramanujam and emission pollution permits: compliance vs noncompliance
Kanwalroop Kathy Dhanda
Number 6
Kuo-Shian Lin and Temporal disaggregation of travel demand for high reso-
Debbie A. Niemeier lution emissions inventories
Manrizio Bielli Transport and environment interactions: the Italian frame-
Pasquale Carotenuto and work
Vincenzo Delle Site
K. Stoilova and Traffic noise and traffic light control
T. Stoilov
Patricia L. Mokhtarian The trade-off between trips and distance traveled in analyz-
and Krishna V. Varma ing the emissions impacts of center-based telecommuting
Gordon O. Ewing and Car fuel-type choice under travel demand management
Emine Sarigollii and economic incentives
Mattias Hojer Transport telematics in urban systems—a backcasting Delphi
study
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Author index