UCTC Research Abstracts 1994-1995

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 Route-Choice Behavior Based On Revealed and Stated Preferences
Mohamed A. Abdel-Aty, Institute of Transportation Studies, Davis

Environmental Effects of Standards for Residential Streets
Eran Ben-Joseph, Environmental Planning and Landscape Architecture, Berkeley

Travel Behavior, Urban Form, and Transportation Policy: A Synthesis
Richard Crepeau, Urban and Regional Planning, Irvine

In What Situations Are HOV Lanes Appropriate?
Joy Dahlgren, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Berkeley

Health Implications of Alternative-Fuel Vehicle Demand
Camilla Kazimi, Economics, Irvine

Neighborhood Design and Local Travel Behavior
Peter Owens, Environmental Planning, Berkeley

Mode Choices and Ridesharing Incentives in Southern California
Weiping Ren, Economics, Irvine

Transportation and Older Adults: Coping with Loss of Mobility
Beverly Ann Sandeen, Social Ecology, Irvine

Differences in the Value of Time Between Men and Women
Sharon Sarmiento, Economics, Irvine

Generating Dynamic Trip Tables via an Activity-Based Microsimulation Model
Ruey-Min Wang, Transportation Studies, Irvine