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Publications: Choice Modelling and Behavioural Research

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19 Jun 2019

A new travel demand model for London: Estimation of the mode and destination choice models

RAND Europe and partners were commissioned by Transport for London (TfL) to develop a new strategic travel model for London, the New Demand Model (NDM). This report documents RAND Europe's work to develop new mode-destination choice models.

James Fox, Bhanu Patruni, Andrew Daly
16 May 2019

Evaluation of Walk and Bicycle Demand Modeling Practice

An evaluation of the current state of research and practice in regional pedestrian and bicycle demand modelling for both commute and noncommute trips. The results of the study were connected to planning needs and practice.

Mark Bradley, Charlene Rohr, James Fox, Julian Glenesk
11 Dec 2018

How can crowd behaviour modelling be used to prevent and respond to violence and antisocial behaviour at Qatar 2022?

This case study explores the potential for crowd behaviour modelling to inform crowd management strategies to minimise the risk of violent or antisocial behaviour taking place during the 2022 FIFA World Cup, and to reduce harm if it does take place.

Julian Glenesk, Lucy Strang, Emma Disley
30 Oct 2018

Evaluating interventions that prevent or counter violent extremism: A practical guide

This document provides an overview of data collection methods and evaluation designs suitable for evaluating interventions and programmes designed to prevent and counter violent extremism and radicalisation.

Joanna Hofman, Alex Sutherland, Jacopo Bellasio, Megan Sim, Anke Van Gorp, Kate Cox, Kei Ito, Ben Baruch, Benoit Guerin, Adam Martin, Sarah Grand-Clement, Barbara Janta, Catherine L. Saunders, Elta Smith, Gavin Cochrane, Marie-Louise Henham
10 Oct 2018

What Sort of Brexit Do the British People Want? A Longitudinal Study Examining the 'Trade-Offs' People Would Be Willing to Make in Reaching a Brexit Deal

This study uses a technique known as 'stated preference discrete choice experiments' to understand what sort of Brexit the British people really want and what trade-offs they would be willing to make in negotiations for a deal with the EU.

Jonathan Grant, Charlene Rohr, David Howarth, Hui Lu, Alexandra Pollitt
10 Oct 2018

What sort of Brexit do the British people want? A longitudinal study examining the "trade-offs" people would be willing to make in reaching a Brexit deal — technical addendum

A study using stated preference discrete choice experiments to quantify the British people's preferences for their relationship with the European Union after Brexit.

Hui Lu, Charlene Rohr, Alexandra Pollitt, David Howarth, Jonathan Grant
13 Sep 2018

South East Wales Transport Model: Frequency model results

This report documents the methodology and estimation results of the frequency model components of the South East Wales Transport Model (SEWTM).

Fay Dunkerley, James Fox, Sunil Patil
13 Sep 2018

South East Wales Transport Model: Demand model implementation

This report documents the implementation of the demand models that form part of the South East Wales Transport Model (SEWTM).

James Fox, Bhanu Patruni
13 Sep 2018

South East Wales Transport Model: Mode-destination model estimation

This report documents how a model transfer approach has been used to develop the mode-destination models that form part of the South East Wales Transport Model (SEWTM).

James Fox, Bhanu Patruni
21 Aug 2018

China Belt and Road Initiative: Measuring the impact of improving transportation connectivity on trade in the region

Using both qualitative and quantitative analysis, this study found improving transportation multimodal connectivity has a positive impact on multilateral trade across countries and regions along China Belt and Road Initiative.

Hui Lu, Charlene Rohr, Marco Hafner, Anna Knack
21 Aug 2018

China Belt and Road Initiative: How revival of the silk road could impact world trade

By using both qualitative and quantitative analysis, this study found improving transportation multimodal connectivity has a positive impact on multilateral trade across countries and regions along China Belt and Road Initiative.

Hui Lu, Charlene Rohr, Marco Hafner, Anna Knack
20 Mar 2018

Quantifying travellers' willingness to pay for the Harbour Tunnel in Copenhagen: A stated choice study

This study uses a stated choice experiment to quantify travellers' willingness to pay for a tolled tunnel in Copenhagen. Discrete choice models are used to quantify travellers' value of travel time savings.

Hui Lu, Charlene Rohr, Bhanu Patruni, Stephane Hess, Henrik Paag

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