Evaluation of Employer-based Travel Demand Measures: A Data Envelopment Analysis ApproachCornell University, 1997 - 138 pages |
Contents
INTRODUCTION 1 | 13 |
DATA ENVELOPMENT ANALYSIS 9 | 13 |
LITERATURE REVIEW | 18 |
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25 miles radius achieved allocative efficiency background conditions based on PPV Carpool central business district chapter Charnes and Rhodes companies that implemented company number Compressed Work Weeks COMSIS Data Envelopment Analysis data set Decision Making Unit DMUopt effect efficiency of TDM efficiency values efficient frontier Figure Guanajuato implementing TDM increase inefficient DMUS inputs and outputs Irapuato Median methodology proposed metric modal split Non-parametric Hypothesis Testing Non-parametric Testing optimal Output for Model p-value Parametric and Non-parametric parking availability particular TDM Plot of Efficiency Plot of Virtual Population within 25 PPV rates PPV Values Results from Model Results from Parametric returns to scale Scatter Plot set of TDMs specific TDM specific worksite Table TDM evaluation TDM implementation TDM measures TDM programs TDM strategies technique Testing for Model Testing TDM Description thesis traffic Tran_Acc transit accessibility transit services travel behavior Travel Demand Measures variables vehicle trips virtual inputs Virtual Outputs