Transportation Modeling

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REPORT

Qatar's School Transportation System: Supporting Safety, Efficiency, and Service Quality (Arabic-language version) — Mar 28, 2012

In consideration of the many challenges associated with Qatar's continued growth and demographic changes, the government of Qatar is interested in updating its school transportation system (STS). This volume assesses parents' and school administrators' perspectives on Qatar's STS, identifies a vision and goals for the STS, and discusses strategies to achieve the vision and better align Qatar's STS with international norms. This is the…

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Application System for Sydney Strategic Travel Model — Mar 13, 2012

This report documents work to update the Application System of the Sydney Strategic Model (STM). The Application System implements models of frequency, mode and destination choice for each of the nine travel purposes in the STM.

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A Vision for Qatar's School Transportation System — Feb 21, 2012

Considering the challenges associated with continued growth and demographic changes, the government of Qatar is interested in updating its school transportation system (STS). This volume assesses the perspectives of parents and school administrators, identifies a vision for the STS, and discusses strategies to achieve it.

RESEARCH BRIEF

Updating Qatar's School Transportation System — Feb 13, 2012

Describes a vision for updating Qatar's school transportation system and identifies strategies for achieving the proposed vision.

PROJECT

Extending Copenhagen's Traffic Model May Help Reduce Congestion — Feb 9, 2012

RAND Europe is expanding the original traffic model it developed for Copenhagen to include time-of-day choice for car drivers. Doing so will allow city planners to assess the effectiveness of different charging policies aimed at reducing congestion levels.

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Sydney Strategic Model Population Synthesiser, 2006 Base — Jan 13, 2012

This report documents work to update the Population Synthesiser component of the Sydney Strategic Model (STM). The Population Synthesiser generates forecasts of the future Sydney population by spatial area and socio-economic segment.

JOURNAL ARTICLE

Travel Using Managed Lanes: An Application of a Stated Choice Model for Houston, Texas — Jul 31, 2011

The mean value of travel time savings obtained from a random parameters logit model estimated using the respondents who received the D-efficient design survey was closer to what is typically found in the literature.

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Modelling Demand for Long-Distance Travel in Great Britain: Stated preference surveys to support the modelling of demand for high-speed rail — Jun 23, 2011

This report provides new empirical evidence from a study into the factors influencing demand for high-speed rail in the UK. The forecasts developed from these models will inform the debate around the future of high-speed rail in the UK.

JOURNAL ARTICLE

Examination of Methods to Estimate Crash Counts by Collision Type — Dec 31, 2009

This study investigated the applicability of Multinomial logit (MNL) models to predict the proportion of crashes by collision type and to estimate crash counts by collision type.

JOURNAL ARTICLE

The Modeling of Motorcycle Ownership and Commuter Usage: A UK Study — Dec 31, 2006

This paper presents work, undertaken for the UK Department for Transport, to help determine how policy could affect motorcycle usage.

JOURNAL ARTICLE

The Logsum as an Evaluation Measure: Review of Literature and New Results — Dec 31, 2006

The paper contains a review of the theoretical and applied literature on the use of logsums as a measure of consumer surplus change in project appraisal and evaluation.

JOURNAL ARTICLE

Flexible Substitution Patterns in Models of Mode and Time of Day Choice: New Evidence from the UK and the Netherlands — Dec 31, 2006

With time periods of the magnitude generally represented in practical modelling, i.e. peak periods of 2-3 hours, time switching is generally more sensitive in these data than mode switching. However, the context of the modelling and the extent to which relevant variables can be measured will strongly influence these results.

REPORT

Bestuurlijke en maatschappelijke haalbaarheid van een causaal model van het externe risico van de luchtvaart: Managerial and Social Feasibility of a Causal Model for External Safety of Aviation — Dec 31, 1999

The Dutch National Aviation Administration asked RAND Europe to consider the managerial and societal feasibility of a new model to calculate the external risk from aviation accidents around airports.

PEOPLE

Peter Burge

Associate Director, Choice Modelling and Valuation, RAND Europe; Associate Director, Innovation and Technology Policy, RAND Europe
M.Sc. in transport, Centre for Transport Studies, University of London; M.Eng. in civil engineering, Imperial College, University of London

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Andrew Daly

Senior Research Fellow
B.A. in mathematics, Oxford University

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James Fox

Research Leader; Deputy Research Quality Assurance Manager, RAND Europe
M.Sc. in transport, University of London; M.Eng. in civil engineering, Imperial College, University of London

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Chong Woo Kim

Analyst
Ph.D. in mathematical physics (general relativity), Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine; B.Sc. in mathematics, Queen Mary College, University of London; Diploma in computer science, St. John's College, University of Cambridge

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Sunil Patil

Analyst
Ph.D. in civil engineering/transportation, Texas A&M University; M.Tech. in civil engineering/transportation, Indian Institute of Technology; B.E. in civil engineering, Mumbai University

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Charlene Rohr

Director, Choice Modelling and Valuation, RAND Europe
M.Sc. in transportation engineering, University of Alberta; B.Sc. in civil engineering, University of Alberta

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Paul Sorensen

Associate Director, RAND Transportation, Space, and Technology Program; Operations Researcher
Ph.D. in geography, University of California, Santa Barbara; M.A. in urban planning, University of California, Los Angeles; B.A., Dartmouth College

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