Panels for Transportation Planning

Introduction: Panels for Transportation Planning: Theoretical Issues and Empirical Challenges; L. Long. Part I: Panels for Transportation Planning. 1. Why Panels for Transportation Planning? R.E. Paaswell. 2. A Review of Empirical Studies and Applications; T. Raimond, D.A. Hensher. Part II: Panels as Evaluation Tools. Introduction; M. Lee-Gosselin. 3. Have Panel Surveys Told us Anything New? P.B. Goodwin. 4. A Panel-Based Evaluation of the San Diego I-15 Carpool Lanes Project; T.F. Golob, et al. 5. An Employer Panel for Evaluating the Effectiveness of Trip Reduction Incentives; G. Giuliano, M. Wachs. Part III: Regional Planning Applications. Introduction; T.K. Lawton. 6. The Puget Sound Transportation Panel; E. Murakami, C. Ulberg. 7. Planning for Panel Surveys in the San Francisco Bay Area; C.L. Purvis. Part IV: Accounting for Response Bias. Introduction; J. Horowitz. 8. Attrition and Response Effects in the Dutch National Mobility Panel; H. Meurs, G. Ridder. 9. Weighting Methods for Attrition in Choice-Based Panels; R.M. Pendyala, R. Kitamura. 10. Multiply-Imputed Sampling Weights for Consistent Inference with Panel Attrition; D. Brownstone, Xuehao Chu. Part V: Modeling and Forecasting Issues. Introduction; E.J. Miller. 11. A Practical Comparison of Modeling Approaches for Panel Data; M. Bradley. 12. The Timing of Change: Discrete and Continuous Time Panels in Transportation; D.A. Hensher. 13. A Dynamic Microsimulation Model System for Regional Travel Demand Forecasting; K.G. Goulias, R. Kitamura. 14. Panel Data and Activity Duration Models: Econometric Alternatives and Applications; Soon-Gwan Kim, F.L. Mannering. Author Index. Subject Index.

'... a compendium of papers by authors who are most active in the transportation survey field. All of the articles are interesting; some are seminal. It will undoubtedly find its way into the bookcase of everyone who is serious about surveys in transportation.' Transportation Research, 24 (2000)