This paper presents a state-of-the practice neighborhood shopping travel demand model.
The model structure is designed to incorporate decisions across five dimensions of …

This study investigates the relationship between land use and shopping tour generation
using an activity-based shopping model that captures the effects of land use patterns on …

A tour-based microsimulation approach to modeling destination choice and mode choice of
San Francisco residents is presented. These models were developed as part of an overall …

This paper offers an econometric model system that simultaneously considers six
dimensions of activity-travel choices in a unifying framework. The six dimensions include …

The effect of the geographic location of households on weekday, home-based shopping
trips in the greater Toronto area (GTA) is reported. Five zones within the GTA were chosen to …

For accurate prediction, a shopping destination choice model must rely on a realistic
representation of available opportunities. Thus, spatio-temporal constraints are …

This paper presents joint models of mode and destination choices for home-based tours
within an activity-based modeling framework for Jakarta, Indonesia, one of the largest …

A substantial portion of regional travel is implemented by household members who travel
together, primarily to participate in a shared household activity. Joint household travel is not …

It is common knowledge that travelers often choose clusters or groups of nearby destinations
that can be visited conveniently in a single tour. This propensity is becoming increasingly …

Discrete choice modeling techniques have been used to model simultaneously the effects of
land use and socioeconomic and demographic characteristics on travel behavior. To …