Andrew Daly
Overview
Biography
Andrew Daly is a Senior Research Fellow in RAND Europe's Choice Modelling and Valuation Group. He is also a Research Professor at the Institute for Transport Studies at the University of Leeds and the developer and supporter of the ALOGIT software package for choice modelling.
Previous to working for RAND Europe, Daly was based primarily in The Netherlands, where he was a founder and director of Hague Consulting Group, a small leading-edge transport consultancy. He joined RAND Europe in 2001 with the merger of the organisations, continuing to work in The Netherlands and then, after the closure of RAND Europe's Leiden office, entirely in Cambridge. His role in the work of the Cambridge office is to make his long experience of transport modelling available to enhance the scientific basis of the Choice Modelling and Valuation Group, while introducing the group to university research which helps to extend the boundaries of the work the team can undertake. His work in The Netherlands, the UK and elsewhere, particularly in northern Europe, has given Daly a range of contacts which help the group in collaborative projects and provides them access to leading researchers around the world.
Daly publishes extensively and is the author of about 200 papers, many of them published in the leading transportation and other journals. He was the Chair of the inaugural 2009 International Choice Modelling Conference and is a regular reviewer for professional journals.
Research Focus
Recent Projects
- Long-distance travel demand modelling in the UK and Norway
- Methods for the analysis of panel data
- Analysis of stated preference data in numerous contexts, and incorporating attitudes into choice models based on stated preferences
- Development of advice to the UK Department for Transport on variations in the cost sensitivity of travellers
- Large-scale travel demand models for The Netherlands, West Midlands, Greater Manchester, and Sydney
Selected Publications
Stephane Hess and Andrew Daly, Choice Modelling: the state-of-the-art and the state-of-practice; Proceedings from the Inaugural International Choice Modelling Conference, Emerald Books, 2010
Andrew Daly and Juan Carrasco "The influence of trip length on marginal time and money values," in R. Kitamura et al. (eds.), The Expanding Sphere of Travel Behaviour Research: Selected papers from the proceedings of the 11th Conference on Travel Behaviour Research, Emerald Books, 2009
Andrew Daly and Michel Bierlaire, "A General and Operational Representation of GEV Models," Transportation Research, 2006
Richard Batley and Andrew Daly, "On the equivalence of elimination-by-aspects and generalised extreme value models of choice behaviour," J. Math. Psych., 50:456-467, 2006
Gerard de Jong et al., "A Comparison of Car Ownership Models," Transport Reviews, 24(4), 2004
Otto Anker Nielsen et al., "A Stochastic Multi-Class Road Assignment Model with Distributed Time and Cost Coefficients," Networks and Spatial Economics, (2), 2002
