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... to be applied to trip distribution. mathematical modelling statistical analysis transport planning where O i is the production of the origin, D j is the attraction of the destination, f c i j is the generalised function of the travel costs and α...

... greatly affect the probability of the occurrence of an acceptable gap, which has a major influence on the waiting time of pedestrians. 13 07 2017 08 01 2018 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2018 mathematical modelling roads & highways transport management Currently...

... (2011) have addressed the design of a public bicycle-sharing system, formulating the problem as a mathematical model. Martinez et al. (2012) designed a mixed-sharing system with regular and electric bicycles. They conceived their approach to integrate the users’ demand, the required...

.... The processed survey data were analysed using regression analysis, and the exit lane flow rates of the left-turning vehicles were determined as follows 21 03 2017 16 10 2017 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2017 mathematical modelling statistical analysis traffic engineering...

... − mathematical modelling rail & bus stations transport planning In public transit systems with high demand levels due to the fluctuating demand patterns and an unbalanced distribution of passengers along the corridor, the use of a normal all-stop service is not adequate and will not guarantee...

... and internationally. ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2016 mathematical modelling transport management transport planning Tourism is now an integral driver of regions' competitiveness and sustainable growth. Economically, the accessibility and fluidity of movement to and from a destination...

... compared to performance-compatible technical efficiency trends for water infrastructure management. 04 5 2013 25 9 2013 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2014 management mathematical modelling water supply Almost all water supply policy makers and managers in developing...

... 17 04 2012 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2013 developing countries mathematical modelling sewers & drains The basic purpose of a sanitation system is to isolate people from potentially harmful waste material. Transporting waste material in a contained drainage...

...·3%, respectively. 28 02 2012 21 06 2012 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2012 environment mathematical modelling transport management The choice of one or another transport mode by the user depends on different convergent factors: the personal circumstances...

...; they illustrate the uncertainties in projected changes in extremes for urban and other sites. Modelling work that indicates the importance of representing urban areas within climate simulations is also presented. mathematical modelling models (physical) risk & probability analysis weather In its...

... of conflicts between vehicles and pedestrians, acting as a proxy for both accidents and delays, was used as an overall measure of performance. Both vehicle and pedestrian routes were allowed to vary. 26 11 2007 27 03 2008 © 2008 Thomas Telford Ltd 2008 mathematical modelling safety...

... conditions. 06 08 2007 21 01 2008 © 2008 Thomas Telford Ltd 2008 environment mathematical modelling models (physical) Water resources are clearly very important for the development of a city 1 and in recent years many cities located close to rivers have developed very...

... in Melbourne is detailed and benefits and lessons learned are considered. 29 04 2007 20 07 2007 © 2007 Thomas Telford Ltd 2007 mathematical modelling town and city planning transport planning Pedestrian models seek to replicate reality so that they can then be used...

... buildings, structure & design mathematical modelling environment materials technology Architectural and engineering professions must consider environmental protection in their daily work. 1 , 2 Today, it is no longer possible to design and construct building projects without assessing...

... 2005 © 2006 Thomas Telford Ltd 2006 economics & finance mathematical modelling Shrinking construction demand as a consequence of recent economic slowdown has increased the number of construction companies experiencing financial difficulties and heading to insolvency...

... criteria, reiterates the requirement for new and adaptable predictive techniques. maintenance & inspection mathematical modelling Public health Building drainage systems are designed to incorporate a number of branches connected to a vertical stack that transports flow to the main...

...) over a given planning time frame, while keeping the road network within given quality standards, was also considered when choosing the required pavement characteristics (Fig. 1). 28 11 2003 05 05 2004 © 2004 Thomas Telford Ltd 2004 maintenance & inspection mathematical...

... mathematical modelling town & city planning The analysis and evaluation of pedestrian trips within the urban sphere has received little attention despite the impact of this phenomenon on many aspects of urban planning: the design of public transport, pedestrian infrastructures, traffic planning...

... agreement for the flexible construction. Predictions from the FE model indicated that the use of flexible elements significantly reduces the tensile horizontal strain on the surface of the surrounding asphaltic material which is likely to reduce the incidence of surface cracking. failures mathematical...