SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT: ANALYSIS FRAMEWORKS

By B. Richardson. 2005

329 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law, Transportation

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In Economics and Econometrics

1. Gabriella Mazzulla
2. Laura Eboli
3. Mizuki Kawabata
4. Cinzia Cirillo
5. Hichem Omrani
6. Anjali Awasthi
7. Qing Shen
8. Satyaveer Singh Chauhan

In Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law

1. Hichem Omrani
2. Anjali Awasthi
3. Qing Shen
4. Satyaveer Singh Chauhan
5. Mizuki Kawabata
6. Tossapol Kiatcharoenpol
7. Pornwasin Sirisawat

In Transportation

1. Qing Shen
2. Mizuki Kawabata
3. Gabriella Mazzulla
4. Laura Eboli
5. Cinzia Cirillo
6. Hichem Omrani
7. Anjali Awasthi
8. Satyaveer Singh Chauhan

Citations in the corpus

• Application of fuzzy TOPSIS in evaluating sustainable transportation systems (2011, methodology): “Richardson (2005) presents frameworks for sustainability analysis of passenger and freight transport using influence diagrams and root cause analysis.”
• On the Asymmetric User Perception of Transit Service Quality (2011, background): “Transportation use in general has consequences on safety, congestion, fuel consumption, vehicle emissions, and access (Richardson 2004).”
• Job Accessibility as an Indicator of Auto-Oriented Urban Structure: A Comparison of Boston and Los Angeles with Tokyo (2006, background): “…urban and transportation policies to safeguard social equity, which is now considered an integral part of promoting urban development and transportation sustainability (Banister, 2002; Ca|« d et al, 2002; Deakin, 2001; 2002; Hall and Sussman, 2004; Johnston and Garry, 2003; Richardson, 2005).”