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EXTENDING THE REACH OF CHOICE MODELLING

MAHER M, ROSA A and KONTOLEMAKIS J, Napier University, UK Bias in discrete choice models estimates

GARRIDO R A, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, Chile Calibration performance for the multinomial probit model

MUNIZAGA M A, Universidad de Chile and ORTUZAR J de D, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, Chile Nested logit modelling: some hard facts

ADDRESSING RELIABILITY FOR POLICY MODELS

COOK A J, JONES P, University of Westminster, BATES J J, John Bates Services, POLAK J, Imperial College and HAIGH M, AEA Techology, UK Improved methods of representing travel time reliability in SP experiments

TONER J P, WARDMAN M and WHELAN G, University of Leeds, UK Testing recent advances in stated preference design

BONSALL P and CHO H-J, University of Leeds, UK Travellers response to uncertainty: the particular case of rivers' response to imprecisely known tolls and charges

DYNAMIC ASSIGNMENT

HEYDECKER B and VERLANDER N, University College London, UK Calculation of dynamic traffic equilibrium assignments

VAN VUREN T, CARMICHAEL S, Hague Consulting Group, POLAK J, Imperial College, HYMAN G, Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions and CROSS S, Halcrow Fox, UK Modelling peak spreading in continuous time

DELONS J, COFIROUTE, France Drivers departure time and route choice simulation in an urban environment at peak time

ZHANG X, MAHER M J, Napier University and VAN VLIET D, University of Leeds, UK Methods for the solution of the combined trip matrix estimation and stochastic user equilibrium assignment problem

ISSUES IN THE APPLICATION OF DISAGGREGATE MODELS

KUPSIZEWSKA D and VAN VLIET D, University of Leeds, UK 101 uses for path-based assignment

BRADLEY M, Independent Consultant and LAWTON T K, Portland Metro, USA A comparison of sample enumeration and stochastic microsimulation for urban travel demand forecasting

GOULIAS K G, Pennsylvania State University, USA A dynamic analysis of activity and travel patterns

PUBLIC TRANSPORT ASSIGNMENT

MOLLER-PEDERSEN J, TetraPlan A/S, Denmark Assignment model for timetable-based systems

NIELSEN O A, Technical University of Denmark and JOVICIC G, TetraPlan A/S, Denmark A large scale stochastic timetable-based transit assignment model for route and sub-mode choices

NUZZOLO A, CRISALLIU, University of Rome and RUSSO F, University of Reggio Calabria, Italy A doubly dynamic assignment model for congested urban transit networks

NEW ISSUES IN MODELLING AND EVALUATION

BATES J J, John Bates Services, COOMBE D, MVA Ltd, PORTER S, Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions and VAN VLIET D, University of Leeds, UK Allowing for variable demand in highway scheme assessment

GUNN H F, Hague Consulting Group, The Netherlands and WORSLEY T E, Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions, UK Implications of recent research into values-of-time for the classical transport model, forecast and appraisal

RISK AND EVALUATION

JARA-DIAZ S R and GUEVARA C A, Universidad de Chile, Chile On the subjective valuation of travel time savings

BOYCE A M, Oscar Faber Transportation, UK Risk analysis for privately funded transport schemes

DENANT-BOEMONT and HAMMICHE S, Laboratoire d'Economie des Transports, France Irreversibility and flexibility in public investment choice - a case study

EVALUATING THE EXTERNAL COSTS OF TRANSPORT

ORTUZAR J de D, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, Chile Valuing transport external effects

NELSON P S, Booz Allen and Hamilton and TOWRISS, J G, Cranfield School of Management, UK The monetary valuation of the environmental impacts of road transport: a stated preference approach

PENIN R and RIERA P, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, Spain Integrated computation of time, morbidity and mortality values from revealed preference data

DESTINATION CHOICE MODELLING

VIAUROUX C, GREMAQ, France Urban transportation demand: dealing with the curse of dimensionality

LEURENT F, INRETS, France Accessibility to vacant activities: a novel model of destination choice

POSTER SESSIONS

CHO H-J, Freelance Researcher and KIM K-S, Napier University, UK Combined analysis of heteroscedasticity and correlation of repeated observations in SP data

BONNEL P, ENTPE, France A dynamic measurement of the links between public transport, urban sprawl and vehicle ownership: Lyon in the period 1976 - 1995

GORDON A, Transport Research Laboratory, UK Aggregation of urban areas in inter-urban traffic models

O'CINNEIDE D and CASSERLY O, University College Cork, Ireland Modelling park and ride

ORUS J-P, SETRA, France The new guideline to assess road investment projects