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Engineering & Materials Science
Travel time
Geographic information systems
Developing countries
Telecommunication traffic
Acoustic waves
Pattern recognition
Multiobjective optimization
Toll collection
Automobiles
Relocation
Highway accidents
Information management
Restoration
Sustainable development
Model structures
Accidents
Current density
Decision making
Scheduling
Monitoring
Costs
Subways
Water
Access control
Rivers
Economics
Planning
Flow interactions
Structural dynamics
Linguistics
Partial differential equations
Boundary layers
Uncertainty
Cognitive systems
Turbulence
Quality assurance
Sorting
Operating costs
Environmental impact
Parking
Agglomeration
Genetic algorithms
Time series
Social Sciences
travel
structural model
road
travel behavior
pattern recognition
public transportation
Korea
equity
traffic accident
transportation system
psychometrics
restoration
agglomeration area
accident
water
road network
participation
sustainability
traffic volume
large city
scenario
time
driver
horizontal mobility
monitoring
vertical mobility
costs
planning
everyday life
behavior pattern
commuter
willingness to pay
income
city center
public transport
economics
operating costs
economic efficiency
optimization model
customer
time budget
river
fairness
environmental impact
death
Earth & Environmental Sciences
travel behavior
travel time
road
network design
pattern recognition
density current
metropolitan area
compliance
decision making
sustainability
equity
analysis
simulation
attitudinal survey
cost
travel
water
transportation system
transportation policy
public transport
willingness to pay
congestion
motorway
monitoring
transportation planning
economics
genetic algorithm
sorting
accessibility
policy
trade-off
local government
ranking
stakeholder
stratification
environmental impact
policy making
boundary layer
turbulence
GIS
effect