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Sarah Salem

5 works· latest 2018· 2 institutionscluster: provisional

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Using repeated cross-sectional travel surveys to enhance forecasting robustness: Accounting for changing mode preferences2014 · 26 citations
Application of an independent availability logit model (IAL) for route choice modelling: Considering bridge choice as a key determinant of selected routes for commuting in Montreal2013 · 21 citations
Use of repeated cross-sectional travel surveys to develop a Meta model of activity-travel generation process models: accounting for changing preference in time expenditure choices2015 · 10 citations
Temporal Transferability of Model Components within an Activity-Based Travel Demand Modelling Approach2016 · 3 citations
Use of repeated cross-sectional travel surveys for developing meta models of activity-travel scheduling processes2018 · 2 citations

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Use of repeated cross-sectional travel surveys for developing meta models of activity-travel scheduling processes

Transportation·2018·2 authors

2citations

Temporal Transferability of Model Components within an Activity-Based Travel Demand Modelling Approach

TSpace (University of Toronto)·2016·1 author·thesis·Open access

3citations

Use of repeated cross-sectional travel surveys to develop a Meta model of activity-travel generation process models: accounting for changing preference in time expenditure choices

Transportmetrica A Transport Science·2015·2 authors

10citations

Using repeated cross-sectional travel surveys to enhance forecasting robustness: Accounting for changing mode preferences

Transportation Research Part A Policy and Practice·2014·3 authors

26citations

Application of an independent availability logit model (IAL) for route choice modelling: Considering bridge choice as a key determinant of selected routes for commuting in Montreal

Journal of Choice Modelling·2013·4 authors

21citations