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Journal of Transportation and Statistics - Volume 5, Number 2/3

Journal of Transportation and Statistics
Volume 5 Number 2/3

2002
ISSN 1094-8848

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Table of Contents File Formats
Entire Report
Editorial Board
Contributors
Front Matter
Letter from the Editor-in-Chief
Paper 1 - Household-Provided Transportation: An Extension of the Transportation Satellite Accounts by Duanjie Chen, Bingsong Fang, Xiaoli Han, and Brian W. Sloboda
Table 1 - Components of Transportation Industry and Industry Output
Table A1 - Principal Data Sources
Table A2 - The TSA Make of Commodities by Industries: 1992
Table A3 - The TSA Use of Commodities by Industries: 1992
Figure 1 - Relative Shares of Household and Business Sector Vehicle-Miles Traveled and Some Related Statistics: 2000
Figure 2 - Total Transportation Services in For-Hire Industries vs. Household Production: 1991-2000
Figure 3 - Share in Total Transportation Services in For-Hire Industries vs. Household
Figure 4 - Annual Growth in Transportation Services in For-Hire Industries vs. Household Production: 1992-2000
Figure 5 - Average Annual Growth Rate in HPTS vs. Net Capital Stock in Selected Public Goods: 1992-2000
Figure 6 - Average Annual Growth Rate in HPTS vs. GDP for Selected Industries: 1991-2000
Diagram 1 - Expansion of the Production Boundary Due to the Inclusion of HPTS in the TSAs: An Illustration within the Framework of the Input-Output Accounts Use Table
Diagram 2 - The TSA Make Table of Commodities by Industries
Diagram 3 - The TSA Use Table of Commodities by Industries
Paper 2 - A Nested Logit Model of Commuters' Activity Schedules by Sachin Gangrade, Ram M. Pendyala, and Robert G. McCullough
Table 1 - Household and Person Demographic Characteristics
Table 2 - Daily Activity and Trip Frequencies
Table 3 - Definition of Explanatory Variables
Table 4 - Estimation Results for Activity Schedule Structure 3
Table 5 - Characteristics of Six Hypothetical Individuals
Table 6 - Predicted Activity Episode Probabilities and Simulation Draws for Person Number 4
Figure 1 - Activity Schedule Structure 1
Figure 2 - Activity Schedule Structure 2
Figure 3 - Trip Activity Schedule Structure 3
Figure 4 - Predicted Trip Activity Patterns for Six Hypothetical Individuals
Paper 3 - Robust Estimation of Origin-Destination Matrices by Byron J. Gajewski, Laurence R. Rilett, Michael P. Dixon, and Clifford H. Spiegelman
Table 1 - Estimated Split Proportions by OD Pair for the Peak Period (7–9 a.m.)
Table 2 - Standard Deviation of the LS and the L2E Estimators for the Peak Period (7–9 a.m.)
Table 3 - Estimated AM Peak Origin Ramp Volume Using Imputation Methodology
Figure 1 - Eastbound Interstate 10 in Houston, Texas
Figure 2 - Simulation MSE Results for Contaminated Data
Figure 3 - Efficiency of the L2E to the LS versus Percentage Error of Detector Accuracy
Paper 4 - Calibration of Intercity Trip Time Value with a Network Assignment Model: A Case Study for the Korean NW-SE Corridor by Iljoon Chang and Gang-Len Chang
Table 1 - The Distribution of Highway Link Lengths Between Major Cities in the NW-SE Corridor of Korea (In miles)
Table 2 - Distribution of Lanes on the NW-SE Highway Network
Table 3 - OD Pair Numbers and Trip Segment Cities for the NW-SE Corridor
Table 4 - Fare (or Toll) for Each Transportation Mode by OD Pair (U.S. $/trip)
Table 5 - Air and Conventional Rail Travel Time and Daily Capacity by OD Pair
Table 6 - VOT Distribution Tests with Different Standard Deviations
Table 7 - Estimated Daily Trip Distribution and Weighted-Average Error with Best-Fit VOT
Figure 1 - Korean Transportation Network
Figure 2 - Current Weekday Market Share of the Korean Network
Figure 3 - Fare Comparison of Each Mode by Trip Segment
Figure 4 - Korean Transportation Network Configuration
Figure 5 - Korean Airline System Time-Space Diagram for Three Time Periods
Figure 6 - Conventional Rail System Time-Space Diagram for Three Time Periods
Figure 7 - Highway System Time-Space Diagram for Three Time Periods
Figure 8 - Connection of Sub-networks for Time Period 1 and Location Node 1
Figure 9 - Mean VOT vs. Number of Trips: Airline System
Figure 10 - Mean VOT vs. Number of Trips: Highway
Figure 11 - Mean VOT vs. Number of Trips: Conventional Rail
Figure 12 - VOT vs. Weighted Error: Total
Figure 13 - VOT vs. Weighted Error: Total
Figure 14 - Standard Deviation vs. Weighted-Average Error
Paper 5 - Efficiency Through Accountability: Some Lessons from Kentucky's Improved Medicaid Transit Service by Lenahan O'Connell, Ted Grossardt, Bruce Siria, Scott Marchand, and Maureen McDorman
Table 1 - Variables and Related Questions from the Provider Survey
Table 2 - A Comparison of Monthly Financial Mileage Data Before and After the Start of the New HSTDP (Broker) Program
Table 3 - Type of Vehicle Used for Medicaid Transportation
Table 4 - User Satisfaction Before and After the Start of the New HSTDP Program (Percentage responding "Always" or "Usually")
Table 5 - Pearson Correlation Coefficients
Figure 1 - The Structure of Accountability Under the Capitated Broker System
Paper 6 - An Application for Measuring Vehicle Travel by Visitors by Xuehao Chu, and Steven E. Polzin
Table 1 - Vehicle Travel by Florida's Visitors and Share of State Total
Figure 1 - Growth in Vehicle-Miles Traveled: State Total and Visitor Types
Figure 2 - Growth in Number of Visitors by Visitor Type
Figure 3 - Changes in Determinants of Annual Driving by Domestic Air Visitors
Figure 4 - Changes in Determinants of Annual Driving by Domestic Auto Visitors
Figure 5 - Changes in Determinants of Annual Driving by Foreign Visitors
Guidelines for Manuscript Submission
Reviewers for 2001 and 2002
Author Index for Volumes 1–5
Complete Index for Volumes 1–5
Back Cover