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Journal of Transportation and Statistics
Volume 3 Number 2
September 2000
ISSN 1094-8848
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Bureau of Transportation Statistics. All material contained
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The Journal of Transportation and Statistics has been discontinued by BTS because of budget constraints. Papers are therefore no longer being accepted or considered for publication. BTS hopes to bring the Journal back as a virtual publication in the future, and will post any news about the status of JTS on this page.
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| Editorial Board |
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| Front Matter |
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| Introduction to the Special Issue on the Statistical Analysis and Modeling of Automotive Emissions |
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| Paper 1 - Some Issues in the Statistical Analysis of
Vehicle Emissions by Tom Wenzel, Brett C. Singer, and Robert Slott
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| Paper 2 - Validity of Chase Car Data Used in Developing Emissions Cycles
by Jennifer E. Morey, Thirayoot Limanond, and Debbie A. Niemeier
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| Paper 3 - Statistical Analysis and Model Validation of
Automobile Emissions by Daniel Schulz, Theodore Younglove, and Matthew Barth
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| Paper 4 - A Framework for Modeling In-Use Deterioration
of Light-Duty Vehicle Emissions Using MOBILE6 by Phil Enns
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| Paper 5 - The Use of Mixed Effects ANCOVA to Characterize
Vehicle Emissions Profiles by Michael L. Deaton and James J. Winebrake
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| Paper 6 - Validation of the MEASURE Automobile Emissions Model:
A Statistical Analysis by Ignatius Fomunung, Simon Washington, Randall Guensler, and William Bachman
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| Paper 7 - Air Quality Assessment at a Congested Urban
Intersection by Mutasem El-Fadel, Majdi Abou Najm, and Hayssam Sbayti
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| Guidelines for Manuscript Submission, Instructions to Authors |
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