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Investigating distance effects on environmental values: a choice modelling approach
... Distance effects and choice modelling 177 environmental goods through the purchase of private goods necessary to travel (Scotchmer and Thisse 1999). Distance also affects the availability of infor- mation, ...
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What students want: using a choice modelling approach to estimate student demand
... discrete choice experiment to estimate the relative importance of the attributes that inform student choice and also quantify these trade-offs in monetary terms using ‘willingness to ...
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Scale and scope effects on communities’ values for environmental improvements in the Namoi catchment: A choice modelling approach
... This approach, however, may not be appropriate as the marginal value of the environmental goods involved can vary depending on the magnitude of change and the differing ...
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Implications of Changes in Consumer Attitudes and Preferences on Alternative Fuel Vehicle Adoption: A System Dynamics and Choice Modelling Approach
... the choice modelling, the platform bias (loop ...in choice modelling and interpreted as the incorrect knowledge and perception towards alternative fuel ...
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Incorporating Local Water Quality in Welfare Measures of Agri-environmental Policy: A Choice Modelling Approach Employing GIS
... combines choice experiment and spatially related water quality data via a Geographical Information System (GIS) to develop a method that evaluates the influence of respondents’ local water quality on ...
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Incorporating local water quality in welfare measures of agri-environmental policy: a choice modelling approach employing GIS
... combines choice experiment and spatially related water quality data via a Geographical Information System (GIS) to develop a method that evaluates the influence of respondents’ local water quality on ...
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Modelling on Mode Choice Behavior of Rural Middle Class Residents – An Activity Based Approach
... based approach, Mode choice, Multinomial logit model, ...NTRODUCTION Modelling traveler’s behavior with respect to mode choice is crucial for effective planning of future transport networks, ...
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Choice Modelling with Search and Sort Data from an Interactive Choice Experiment
... confirmatory approach for establishing links between the use of the search and sort tools and the underlying preferences of individual respondents, through estimating additional parameters that capture these ...
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Modelling Households’ Savings and Dwellings Investment – A Portfolio Choice Approach
... Although dwellings have several special characteristics, housing investment can be considered as a component of portfolio choice and we applied the changes in house prices as the main determinant of return on it. ...
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Modelling Household Cooking Fuel Choice: a Panel Multinomial Logit Approach
... fuel choice; several socio- demographic factors such as education and gender of the household heads are also important factors (Farsi et ...influencing choice of fuel sources in several developing countries ...
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Modelling departure time and mode choice
... time choice is usually ...mode choice, with the aim of obtaining the ratio of sensitivities between these two ...this approach also gives the possibility of simultaneous analysis with RP mode ...
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Modelling commuters' mode choice in Scotland
... Since the Park and Ride service is yet to be implemented there does not exist any revealed preference (RP) data that can be used for model estimation. A feasible alternative approach is to carry out a stated ...
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ROUTE CHOICE MODELLING FOR BICYCLE TRIPS
... The first group of cycle planners are ones which are covering travelling around the city. An example which could be used is the Vancouver cycle planner (Cycling Route Planner, 2007). The user has a possibility to set his ...
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Behavioural Considerations in Route Choice Modelling
... * Corresponding author Abstract This work builds upon the thought that individuals allocate higher levels of importance to some particular features of the route, so called anchor points. In this work we argue that the ...
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Modelling heterogeneity in response behaviour towards a sequence of discrete choice questions: a latent class approach
... described below are the most suitable for this study based on the weight of evidence in the literature and model fit testing. They are tailored to analyse responses to stated choice surveys in which similar goods ...
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Modelling heterogeneity in response behaviour towards a sequence of discrete choice questions: a latent class approach
... Stated choice methods have become an increasingly popular approach to estimating social values for non-market ...particular, choice experiments, which were originally applied in the transport ...
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Modelling differences in angler choice behaviour with advanced discrete choice models
... six choice questions to eliminate order ...the approach taken erred on the side of caution given the absence of a strong understanding of extent of taste heterogeneity in the target sample frame 22 ...
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Route choice modelling in dynamic traffic assignment
... Page 49 Dynamic Frank Wolfe assignment The Frank Wolfe algorithm, known from static assignment, can be ‘dynamised’. Assignment is performed for many small time slices. The method uses iterations, where each iteration is ...
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Modelling Technology Choice Behaviour in Energy Transitions
... The model introduced simulates technology adoption by heterogeneous firms in the context of behavioural heterogeneity and complexity. Simulations that were derived from it support the hypothesis that behavioural aspects ...
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Traffic control and route choice: modelling and optimisation
... or approach 1, the equisaturation policy will respond by allocating more green time to route 1 or approach 1 (and less to route ...or approach 1, the equisaturation policy will again respond by ...
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