Division of Information Technology, Engineering and the Environment
ISST - Transport Systems
ISST - Transport Systems
Aldian, A and Taylor, M A P (2004). Spatial structure effects on intercity freight demand in developing countries: model and application. Papers of the 27th Australasian Transport Research Forum. September, Adelaide. CD-ROM, Paper no 59. (ISST - Transport Systems, University of South Australia: Adelaide).
Allan, A (2004). Towards an energy ‘accessibility based’ rating scheme for development assessment planners. Papers of the 27th Australasian Transport Research Forum. September, Adelaide. CD-ROM, Paper no 3. (ISST - Transport Systems, University of South Australia: Adelaide).
Bonham, J, Jervis, C, Lumb, P and Berndt, A (2004). Relinquishing a driver’s licence. Papers of the 27th Australasian Transport Research Forum. September, Adelaide. CD-ROM, Paper no 33. (ISST - Transport Systems, University of South Australia: Adelaide).
Clement, S J and Taylor, M A P (2004). The application of cellular automata to the modelling of chaotic road traffic systems. Proc 26th Conference of Australian Institutes of Transport Research (CAITR04). Melbourne, December. (CSIRO Transport Futures: Melbourne).
Clement, SJ and Taylor, MAP (2004). The application of cellular automata to the modelling of chaotic traffic streams. Proc Sixth Int. Workshop on Transportation Planning and Implementation Methodologies for Developing Countries, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, Mumbai, India.
Clement, S J, Taylor, M A P and Yue, W L (2004). Simple platoon advancement: a model of automated vehicle movement at signalised intersections. Transportation Research C 12 (3-4), pp.293-320.
Furusawa, H, Woolley, J and Yue, W L (2004). A stated preference survey for investigating route choice behaviour in Adelaide. Papers of the 27th Australasian Transport Research Forum. September, Adelaide. CD-ROM, Paper no 23. (ISST - Transport Systems, University of South Australia: Adelaide).
Ikeda, H, Vogiatzis, N, Wibisono,W and He, Y (2004). An algorithm for reducing detection load in transportation oriented DSMS. Papers of the 27th Australasian Transport Research Forum. September, Adelaide. CD-ROM, Paper no 6. (ISST - Transport Systems, University of South Australia: Adelaide).
Lin, H E, Yue, W L, (2004). The Comparison of PARAMICS and CUBE: A Case Study of the City of Unley in South Australia. Proceedings of the 8th International Conference Applications of Advanced Technologies in Transportation Engineering. May, Beijing. (American Society Civil Engineers) pp.34-38
Lin, H E (2004). The application of Micro-simulation in the Development of Dynamic Travel-Time Prediction Model. Proc 26th Conference of Australian Institutes of Transport Research (CAITR04). Melbourne, December. (CSIRO Transport Futures: Melbourne).
Pitaksringkarn, L and Taylor, M A P (2004). Location modelling: Grouping Genetic Algorithm using Geographic Information Systems. Papers of the 27th Australasian Transport Research Forum. September, Adelaide. CD-ROM, Paper no 20. (ISST - Transport Systems, University of South Australia: Adelaide).
Primerano, F and Taylor, M A P (2004). Accessibility evaluation of the Adelaide-Crafers Highway. Papers of the 27th Australasian Transport Research Forum. September, Adelaide. CD-ROM, Paper no 02. (ISST - Transport Systems, University of South Australia: Adelaide).
Pudney, P and Zito, R (2004). Predicting the energy use of a solar-electric commuter car, and some implications for sustainable transport. Papers of the 27th Australasian Transport Research Forum. September, Adelaide. CD-ROM, Paper no 55. (ISST - Transport Systems, University of South Australia: Adelaide).
Raicu, R and Taylor, M A P (2004). . An evaluation of logistics network modelling tools available to South Australian companies. Papers of the 27th Australasian Transport Research Forum. September, Adelaide. CD-ROM, Paper no 18. (ISST - Transport Systems, University of South Australia: Adelaide).
Sekhar, S V C, Yue, W L and Taylor, M A P (2004). An approach to transit path design using GIS. International Journal of Urban Sciences 8 (1), pp.28-39.
Sekhar, S V C, Yue, W L and Taylor, M A P (2004). A GIS approach to transit buffer problem analysis. Papers of the 27th Australasian Transport Research Forum. September, Adelaide. CD-ROM, Paper no 48. (ISST - Transport Systems, University of South Australia: Adelaide).
Taylor, M A P (ed) (2004). Special issue on ‘Intelligent transport systems: emerging technologies and methods in transportation and traffic’. Transportation Research C 12 (3-4), pp.167-320.
Taylor, M A P and D’Este, G M (2004). Safeguarding transport networks: assessment of network vulnerability and development of remedial measures. Australian Journal of Multidisciplinary Engineering, Special Edition on Engineering a Secure Australia, pp.13-22.
Taylor, M A P and D’Este, G M (2004). Critical infrastructure and transport network vulnerability: developing a method for diagnosis and assessment. INSTR 2004 The 2nd International Symposium on Transportation Network Reliability - Extended Abstracts. Department of Civil Engineering, University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand, pp.96-102.
Taylor, M A P, Scrafton, D, McCarney, G and Oxlad, L M (2004). Travel demand modelling in Australia – reviews of practice and promise in Perth and Adelaide. Papers of the 27th Australasian Transport Research Forum. September, Adelaide. CD-ROM, Paper no 69. (ISST - Transport Systems, University of South Australia: Adelaide).
Taylor, M A P, Smith, N, D’Este, G M and Zito, R (2004). Modelling the impacts of alternative policy options to reduced greenhouse gas emissions from urban freight transport – a Sydney case study. Papers of the 27th Australasian Transport Research Forum. September, Adelaide. CD-ROM, Paper no 47. (ISST - Transport Systems, University of South Australia: Adelaide).
Taylor, M A P and Zito, R (2004). Adelaide. In Nakamura, H (ed). Urban Transport and the Environment: An International Perspective. (Elsevier-Pergamon: Oxford),
pp. 358-365.
Tseng, Y (2004). Exploring city freight logistics problems. Proceedings of the 26th Conference of the Australian Institute of Transport Research (CAITR04). December, Melbourne (CSIRO).
Vogiatzis, N, Ikeda, H and Wibisono, W (2004). On the locality-scope model for improving the performance of transportation management systems. Papers of the 27th Australasian Transport Research Forum. September, Adelaide. CD-ROM, Paper no 17. (ISST - Transport Systems, University of South Australia: Adelaide).
Xu, M, Taylor M A P and Hamnett, S L (2004). A microsimulation model of travel behaviour for use in the analysis of policies and initiatives for sustainable transport. Conference Towards Sustainable Land Transport, Wellington, November. CD-ROM, paper no 66. (NZ Institute of Highway Technology: New Plymouth, NZ).
Xu, M and Taylor, M A P (2004). Microsimulation modelling of synthetic populations. Papers of the 27th Australasian Transport Research Forum. September, Adelaide. CD-ROM, Paper no 60. (ISST - Transport Systems, University of South Australia: Adelaide).
Yue, W L (2004). Parking management in Saudi Arabia: is there any solution? Papers of the 27th Australasian Transport Research Forum. September, Adelaide. CD-ROM, Paper no 15. (ISST - Transport Systems, University of South Australia: Adelaide).
Zhang, K and Taylor, M A P (2004). Incident detection on freeways: a Bayesian network approach. Papers of the 27th Australasian Transport Research Forum. September, Adelaide. CD-ROM, Paper no 05. (ISST - Transport Systems, University of South Australia: Adelaide).
Zhang, K and Taylor, M A P (2004). Application of Bayesian network techniques to urban arterial road incident detection. International Conference on Computational Intelligence for Modelling Control and Automation. July, Gold Coast.
Zhang, K and Taylor, M A P (2004). A new method for incident detection on urban arterial roads. 11th World Congress on ITS. October, Nagoya Japan.
Zito, R (2004). A typical Adelaide drive: How should it be derived? Papers of the 27th Australasian Transport Research Forum. September, Adelaide. CD-ROM, Paper no 46. (ISST - Transport Systems, University of South Australia: Adelaide).
