Table of Contents

Introduction. History of Demand Modelling.  The Four-Step Model.  The Activity-Based Approach.   Flexible Model Structures for Discrete Choice Analysis.  Duration Modeling.  Longitudinal Methods.  Stated Preference Experimental Design Strategies.  Towards a Land-Use and Transport Interaction Framework.  Travel Networks.   Analytical Dynamic Traffic Assignment Models.  Transport Demand Elasticities.  Closed Form Discrete Choice Models.  Survey and Sampling Strategies.  Geographic Information Systems for Transport (GIS-T).  Definition Of Movement and Activity For Transport Modelling.  Time Period Choice Modelling.  Allocation and Valuation of Travel-Time Savings.  Cost Functions in Transport.  Productivity Measurement.  Congestion Modelling.  Modelling Signalized and Unsignalized Junctions.  Trip Timing.  Modelling Parking.  National Models.  An Introduction to the Valuation of Travel Time-Savings and Losses.  Can Telecommunications Help Solve Transportation Problems?  A Decade Later: Are the Prospects Any Better?.  Automobile Demand and Type Choice.   Modelling Response to Information Systems and Other Intelligent Transport System Innovations.   Frequency-Based Transit-Assignment Models.  Models for Public Transport Demand and Benefit Assessments.  Strategic Freight Network Planning Models and Dynamic Oligopolistic Urban Freight Networks.   Urban Freight Movement Modeling.  Value of Freight Travel-Time Savings.  Modelling Performance: Rail.  The Performance of Bus-Transit Operators.  Models of Airport Performance.  Modeling Cost Competitiveness: An Application to the Major North American Airlines.   Highway Performance.  Structure and Operations in the Liner Shipping Industry.  Prelims.

Reviews

Praise for the first edition:
"The Handbook in Transport Modelling is a superb resource for transport researchers, planners, operators and educators, covering all aspects of transport - demand, costs, performance, valuation and a wide range of modelling techniques, in one volume...Recommended for university libraries, consultants' offices and government agencies"
--Professor Derek Scrafton, University of South Australia, 1999

Praise for the first edition: "The Handbook in Transport Modelling is a superb resource for transport researchers, planners, operators and educators, covering all aspects of transport - demand, costs, performance, valuation and a wide range of modelling techniques, in one volume...Recommended for university libraries, consultants' offices and government agencies"
--Professor Derek Scrafton, University of South Australia, 1999