Impacts Of Anti-Corruption Interventions : Measures In The Shipping Industry,
2017
World Maritime University
Impacts Of Anti-Corruption Interventions : Measures In The Shipping Industry, Mirana Rabarijaona
World Maritime University Dissertations
No abstract provided.
The History Of Port Governance And Performance In Namibia : A Case Of Port Of Walvis Bay,
2017
World Maritime University
The History Of Port Governance And Performance In Namibia : A Case Of Port Of Walvis Bay, Hileni M. Amakali
World Maritime University Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Application Of Hfacs (The Human Factors Analysis And Classification System) To The Korean Domestic Passenger Ship Accidents,
2017
World Maritime University
Application Of Hfacs (The Human Factors Analysis And Classification System) To The Korean Domestic Passenger Ship Accidents, Seohyung Kang
World Maritime University Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Investigation Of Auxiliary Power Potentials Of Solar Photovoltaic Applications On Dry Bulk Carrier Ships,
2017
World Maritime University
Investigation Of Auxiliary Power Potentials Of Solar Photovoltaic Applications On Dry Bulk Carrier Ships, Wandifa Saidyleigh
World Maritime University Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Circular Economy Modelling To Accelerate The Transition Of Ports Into Self-Sustainable Ports : A Case Study In Copenhagen-Malmö Port (Cmp),
2017
World Maritime University
Circular Economy Modelling To Accelerate The Transition Of Ports Into Self-Sustainable Ports : A Case Study In Copenhagen-Malmö Port (Cmp), Reza Karimpour
World Maritime University Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Assessment Of The Best Dry Port Location In Jordan,
2017
World Maritime University
Assessment Of The Best Dry Port Location In Jordan, Omar Soud Aleteiwi
World Maritime University Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Quasi-Military Training Experience, Academic Performance And Shipboard Training Competence : The Pmma Success Indicators Of Maritime Education And Training,
2017
World Maritime University
Quasi-Military Training Experience, Academic Performance And Shipboard Training Competence : The Pmma Success Indicators Of Maritime Education And Training, Manny Isla Ching
World Maritime University Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Understanding The Motives For Digital Transformation In The Container Shipping Sector,
2017
World Maritime University
Understanding The Motives For Digital Transformation In The Container Shipping Sector, Ntsako Nkuna
World Maritime University Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Assessing The Competency Of Seafarers Using Simulators In Bridge Resource Management (Brm) Training,
2017
World Maritime University
Assessing The Competency Of Seafarers Using Simulators In Bridge Resource Management (Brm) Training, Wenbo Zhang
World Maritime University Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Evaluation Of Roadway Reallocation Projects,
2017
Portland State University
Evaluation Of Roadway Reallocation Projects, Miguel Figliozzi
TREC Project Briefs
This NITC study offers a new methodology for evaluating the before-and-after effects of roadway space reallocation projects.
Evaluation Of Roadway Reallocation Projects: Analysis Of Before-And-After Travel Speeds And Congestion Utilizing High-Resolution Bus Transit Data,
2017
Portland State University
Evaluation Of Roadway Reallocation Projects: Analysis Of Before-And-After Travel Speeds And Congestion Utilizing High-Resolution Bus Transit Data, Miguel A. Figliozzi, Travis B. Glick
TREC Final Reports
The traditional process of identifying corridors for road diet improvements involves selecting potential corridors (mostly based on identifying fourlane roads) and conducting a traffic impact analysis of proposed changes on a selected roadway before implementing changes. The evaluation of roadway reallocation projects should include the analysis of traffic volumes, level of service, speeds, queue lengths and bus operations. There are tools and equipment to evaluate effectively traffic volumes and level of service changes in before-and-after studies. However, the detailed evaluation of speed and queue length distributions along a segment are significantly more cumbersome. In addition, the exhaustive evaluation of bus …
Using The Planning Process To Mitigate Climate Change,
2017
University of Utah
Using The Planning Process To Mitigate Climate Change, Keith Bartholomew
TREC Project Briefs
This research evaluates how Oregon’s SB 1059 and California’s SB 375 have integrated climate change mitigation strategies into local planning processes, and seeks to understand how transportation planning can help slow climate change.
Urban Rail Transit Ppps: Lessons From East Asian Cities,
2017
City University of Hong Kong
Urban Rail Transit Ppps: Lessons From East Asian Cities, Zheng Chang, Sock Yong Phang
Research Collection School Of Economics
Private sector participation in urban rail transit has proliferated in the past two decades. The large metropolises of East Asia have had decades of experience with private sector participation in the provision of heavy metro services. The design of these public–private partnerships (PPP) are varied. The diverse experiences of Tokyo, Hong Kong, Singapore and Beijing contain valuable lessons for other cities. Using a case study approach, this paper discusses three features of urban rail transitdevelopments in the context of East Asian cities, viz., farebox recovery, land value capture mechanisms, and vertical structure of the industry. Super vertical integration between rail …
Building Planner Commitment: Are California’S Sb 375 And Oregon’S Sb 1059 Models For Climate-Change Mitigation?,
2017
University of Utah
Building Planner Commitment: Are California’S Sb 375 And Oregon’S Sb 1059 Models For Climate-Change Mitigation?, Keith Bartholomew, David Proffitt
TREC Final Reports
California’s Sustainable Communities and Climate Protection Act (SB 375) and the Oregon Sustainable Transportation Initiative (SB 1059) have made them the first states in the nation to try and reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions using the transportation-planning process. Evaluating how these pioneering laws have changed local planning processes – as well as plans themselves – in each state provides insight into the laws’ effectiveness at changing development patterns in a way that reduces GHG emissions, without waiting decades to see the effects in the built environment. Both states’ laws require metropolitan planning organizations (MPOs) and the municipalities that comprise them …
Webinar: Transportation Benefits Of Parking Cash-Out, Pre-Tax Commuter Benefits, And Parking Surtaxes,
2017
Federal Highway Administration
Webinar: Transportation Benefits Of Parking Cash-Out, Pre-Tax Commuter Benefits, And Parking Surtaxes, Allen Greenberg, James Choe, Sonika Sethi, Colleen Stoll
TREC Webinar Series
The vast majority of employers provide their employees free parking at work, which encourages employees to drive alone. Multiple strategies exist to level the playing field between travel modes and allow employees to select the travel option most beneficial to them without suffering a financial penalty. The U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration sponsored a study to understand the effect parking cash out, pre-tax commuter benefits, and parking surtaxes can have on congestion, emissions, and other driving-related externalities. The study is part of the Administration’s ongoing efforts to increase awareness of solutions to address the transportation issues affecting communities …
Municipal Co-Distribution Of Goods – Business Models, Stakeholders And Driving Forces For Change,
2017
University of Gothenburg
Municipal Co-Distribution Of Goods – Business Models, Stakeholders And Driving Forces For Change, Olof Moen
PSU Transportation Seminars
The presentation provides background information and illustrates driving forces of the development of municipal co-distribution of goods in Sweden. The business model is “somewhat unique” to Sweden, given the country’s comprehensive welfare sector through which local governments are often the main transport buyers in smaller municipalities without industries or commerce. In this respect, Sweden has been a pioneer in streamlining public administration at all levels replacing manual work procedures and paperwork with the use of computers and digital information, with an overall aim to allow for spending on social and political reform policies. The main business model used in municipal …
Advisory Bike Lanes In North America,
2017
Portland State University
Advisory Bike Lanes In North America, Michael Williams
PSU Transportation Seminars
Despite being used successfully for decades in Europe, Advisory Bike Lanes are an emerging facility type in North America and can be an effective tool for communities wishing to provide bicycle lanes on streets that are otherwise too narrow to accommodate them. This talk will introduce the concept and operation of advisory bike lanes and look at some lessons learned from the early installations of this facility in the U.S. and Canada.
Changes In Service And Associated Ridership Impacts Near A New Light Rail Transit Line,
2017
Ulsan University
Changes In Service And Associated Ridership Impacts Near A New Light Rail Transit Line, Jeongwoo Lee, Marlon Boarnet, Douglas Houston, Hilary Nixon, Steven Spears
Faculty Publications, Urban and Regional Planning
Los Angeles (LA), for many years a city with limited rail transit, is substantially expanding its public transit system. This paradigm change in transportation policy and investment creates new requirements for monitoring. One area needing evaluation is whether new, high quality transit options, such as light rail, near existing transit services increase sustainable transportation mode shares and reduce car travel. Few studies have explored light rail’s role as a catalyst to increase overall transit use and achieve sustainability goals within an auto-oriented city like LA. Metro’s data show that trips taken on its bus and rail system dropped overall by …
Tls Newsletter October 2017,
2017
University of North Florida
Tls Newsletter October 2017, Unf Transportation And Logistics Society
Transportation & Logistics Society Newsletter
In the Newsletter: TLS Alumni Networking Night. President's Corner. T & L Student Travels. What Not to Miss this Fall. Get to Know TLS VP Joshua Powell. Industry Insight: JaX LNG. Life after graduation with Gina Akel.
Active And Public Transportation Connectivity Between North Temple Tod And Jordan Park River Trail,
2017
University of Utah
Active And Public Transportation Connectivity Between North Temple Tod And Jordan Park River Trail, Ivis Garcia Zambrana, Christie Oostema
TREC Final Reports
The project seeks to capitalize on existing community assets—several TOD stations and a regional bike and pedestrian trail system—by studying how these can be linked. The overarching goal of this project is to increase scholarship on networking safe routes that can encourage public and active transportation choices and thus, encourage a healthier lifestyle and advance sustainability. By expanding pedestrian, bicycle and transit connections to green space and offering the most potential for TOD, this proposal clearly demonstrates the greatest priorities of NITC. Moreover, nationwide, communities like Salt Lake’s West Side are in greater need of sustainable transportation choices that foster …
