UCTC Research Abstracts 1991-1992

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

Modeling Dynamic Driver Behavioral Choice in Response to Real-Time Driver Information
Jeffrey Adler, Civil Engineering, Irvine

A Model for Efficient Allocation of Transportation and Transit Equipment
Ya Feng Du, Industrial Engineering and Operations Research, Berkeley

Cost-Effectiveness of Air Quality Measures for Heavy-Duty Diesel Trucks
Randall Guensler, Civil Engineering, Davis

Regional Versus Local Accessibility: Linking Highway and Transit Investments to Travel Patterns
Susan Handy, City and Regional Planning, Berkeley

Organization and Behavior of Truck Owner-Operators
James Smith, Social Sciences, Irvine

Spatial Pattern and Urban Commuting
Shunfeng Song, Economics, Irvine

From Freeways to Public Transit: Function of Transportation Finance
Brian Taylor, Architecture and Urban Planning, Los Angeles

Competitive Network Equilibrium
Wm. David Walls, Economics

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