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Development of Short-Term Operational Planning Model for Transit Service Analysis
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  • 1997A simultaneous route-level transit patronage model: demand, supply, and inter-route relationship67 cited
  • 1988A time-series analysis of public transit ridership in Portland, Oregon, 1971–198239 cited
  • 1992Development of a route level patronage forecasting method24 cited
  • 1984Simplifications for single-route transit-ridership forecasting models19 cited
  • 1982ROUTE-LEVEL DEMAND MODELS: A REVIEW13 cited
  • 1994Supply-Side Analysis and Verification of Ridership Forecastsfor Mass Transit Capital Projects11 cited
  • 1985IMPLEMENTATION OF SERVICE-AREA CONCEPTS IN SINGLE-ROUTE RIDERSHIP FORECASTING7 cited

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  • 2002Geographic Information System–Based Regional Transit Feasibility Analysis and Simulation Tool5 cited

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