University of California Transportation Center

UCTC Research Abstracts 1990-1991

Faculty Research:

The following projects, submitted by faculty members of the University of California, were evaluated and selected for funding based on a peer review process.

Dissertation Research

Long-Term Forecasting with Dynamic Microsimulation
Konstadinos G. Goulias, Civil Engineering, Davis

Consumer Choice in Markets for Alternative Transportation Fuels
Kenneth Kurani, Civil Engineering, Davis

Development of Stochastic Platoon-Based Model for Traffic Signals
John D. Leonard II, Civil Engineering, Irvine

Employment, Suburbanization, and the Journey to Work
Jonathan Levine, City and Regional Planning, Berkeley

Effects of Telecommuting on Travel Demand, Employer, and Employee
Elham Shirazi, Urban Planning, Los Angeles

Market-Based Incentives for Controlling Vehicle Emissions
Quanlu Wang, Environmental Studies, Davis

Employer Parking Subsidies, Mode Choice, and Public Policy
Richard Willson, Urban Planning, Los Angeles


[an error occurred while processing this directive]	UCTC Research Abstracts 1990-1991 Dissertation Research Faculty Research: The following projects, submitted by faculty members of the University of California, were evaluated and selected for funding based on a peer review process. Dissertation Research Long-Term Forecasting with Dynamic Microsimulation Konstadinos G. Goulias, Civil Engineering, Davis Consumer Choice in Markets for Alternative Transportation Fuels Kenneth Kurani, Civil Engineering, Davis Development of Stochastic Platoon-Based Model for Traffic Signals John D. Leonard II, Civil Engineering, Irvine Employment, Suburbanization, and the Journey to Work Jonathan Levine, City and Regional Planning, Berkeley Effects of Telecommuting on Travel Demand, Employer, and Employee Elham Shirazi, Urban Planning, Los Angeles Market-Based Incentives for Controlling Vehicle Emissions Quanlu Wang, Environmental Studies, Davis Employer Parking Subsidies, Mode Choice, and Public Policy Richard Willson, Urban Planning, Los Angeles
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