01113825

Monograph

This collection of 12 papers addresses the subject of activity and time use analysis. Specific topics discussed include the following: synchronicity of activity engagement and travel in time and space; analysis of activity conflict resolution strategies; destination choice in daily activity travel; differences of household weekday and weekend activities; tour-based time-of-day choices for weekend activities; analysis of planning decisions during the activity-scheduling process; variability of travel over multiple days; weekly rhythm in joint time expenditure for all at-home and out-of-home activities; random utility-based microeconomic model for discretionary activity time allocation; the nature and extent of the activity-travel preplanning decision process; improved motif identification of activity sequences; and network equilibrium with activity-based microsimulation models.

English

117p

2008

Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board

9780309113243

Print

Figures; References; Tables

Activity choices; Conflict management; Daily; Decision making; Microeconomics; Microsimulation; Periods of the day; Travel; Weekdays; Weekends; Weekly

Activity based analysis; Activity scheduling; Destinations; Network equilibrium model; Random utility models; Synchronicity; Time allocation models; Time use analysis; Tour-based choices; Traveler planning

Economics; Highways; Planning and Forecasting; I72: Traffic and Transport Planning

TRIS, TRB, ATRI

Oct 24 2008 5:31PM

• Analysis of Activity Conflict Resolution Strategies
• Analysis of Planning Decisions During the Activity-Scheduling Process
• Destination Choice in Daily Activity Travel: Mental Map’s Repertoire
• Examining the Nature and Extent of the Activity-Travel Preplanning Decision Process
• Improved Motif Identification of Activity Sequences: Application to Interactive Computer Experiment Data
• Network Equilibrium with Activity-Based Microsimulation Models: The New York Experience
• Random Utility-Based Microeconomic Model for Discretionary Activity Time Allocation
• Studying Differences of Household Weekday and Weekend Activities: A Duration Perspective
• Synchronicity of Activity Engagement and Travel in Time and Space: Descriptors and Correlates of Field Observations
• Tour-Based Time-of-Day Choices for Weekend Nonwork Activities
• Variability of Travel over Multiple Days: Analysis of Three Panel Waves
• Weekly Rhythm in Joint Time Expenditure for All At-Home and Out-of-Home Activities: Application of Kuhn-Tucker Demand System Model Using Multiweek Travel Diary Data