Modeling commuting behaviour in Canadian metropolitan areas: Investigation of factors and methods with micro data

Auteurs: Zhongyuan Tang

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Type	Mémoire de maîtrise
Auteur	Zhongyuan Tang
Année de pulication	2011
Titre	Modeling commuting behaviour in Canadian metropolitan areas: Investigation of factors and methods with micro data
Université	University of Windsor
Langue de publication	Anglais

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