Modeling of Transport Demand. Analyzing, Calculating, and Forecasting Transport Demand

Table of Contents

1. Transport demand and factors affecting it 2. Evolution and trends of transport demand 3. Methods of modeling transport demand 4. Executive judgment, Delphi, scenario writing and survey methods 5. Statistical methods for transport demand modeling 6. Trend projection and time series methods 7. Econometric, gravity and the 4-step methods 8. Artificial intelligence Neural network methods 9. Fuzzy methods

Authors

V.A Profillidis Professor, Section of Transportation, Democritus University of Thrace, Greece. V.A. Profillidis is Professor for the Section of Transportation at Democritus University of Thrace, Greece. He holds the Diploma in Civil Engineering from the University of Thessaloniki, MSc and PhD in Transportation from the Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées in Paris, and the Diploma in Law from the University of Thessaloniki. He has acted as a consultant to many transport authorities. He has taken part in many international conferences as well as meetings of the European Union, the World Bank, and the European Conference of Ministers of Transport. He has carried out a number of transport studies in modeling and forecasting of demand, transport economics and feasibility methods, traffic analysis and demand, intelligent transport systems, sustainable mobility, transport and the environment, organization and management, airport, railway, metro, and port master plans. He has written to this day 9 books and over 190 scientific papers that have been published in scientific journals, including Elsevier's Journal of Air Transport Management, as well as conference proceedings. G.N. Botzoris Assistant Professor, Section of Transportation, Democritus University of Thrace, Greece. G.N. Botzoris is Assistant Professor for the Section of Transportation at Democritus University of Thrace, Greece. He holds the Diploma in Civil Engineering, MSc in Business Administration, and PhD in Transportation. His research interests include travel behavior analysis and modeling, analysis and forecast of transport demand, transport economics and feasibility methods, public transport planning and policy, traffic analysis and management, intelligent transport systems, sustainable mobility, and effects of transport activities on the environment. He is coauthor of one book and of five chapters in edited volumes. He has written to this day over 140 scientific papers that have been published in scientific journals, including Elsevier's Journal of Air Transport Management, as well as conference proceedings.