TY  - BOOK
AU  - Ajudia, Manoj
AU  - Munshi, Talat (Guide)
TI  - To study mode choice of MRTS users, a case of Delhi metro and Ahmedabad BRTS (Also available on CD)
U1  - P TH-1314 
PY  - 2011///
N1  - CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY  11 1 INTRODUCTION  24 1.1 Research background  25 1.2 Research problem  27 1.3 Research objective  28 1.3.1 Sub Objective  28 1.4 Research Design  29 1.4.1 Research framework  29 1.4.2 Research matrix  30 1.5 Scope and limitation  31 1.5.1 Expected outcome of the thesis  31 1.6 Thesis outline  32 2 MODE CHOICE ANALYSIS AND LITERATURE REVIEW  34 2.1 Introduction  34 2.2 Mode choice  36 2.2.1 Attributes affecting the mode choice for MRTS user  36 2.3 Choice Behaviour of MRTS user  37 2.4 Revealed and Stated Preference Methods  39 2.4.1 Revealed Preference Methods  39 2.4.2 Revealed Preference Methods: Drawbacks  39 2.4.3 Stated Preference (Choice) Method  40 2.4.4 Stated Preference Survey  41 2.4.5 Limitations of SP Survey  43 2.5 Survey Methodology  44 2.5.1 Objective of the Survey  44 2.5.2 Target Population  44 2.5.3 Sampling Strategy  44 2.5.4 Survey Implementation  45 2.6 Analysis of Reveal choice attributes  47 2.6.1Utility functions  48 2.6.2 Statistical Estimation  50 2.7 Findings and Conclusions  52 3 STUDY AREA: DELHI  54 3.1 Introduction  54 3.2 Land Use  54 3.3 Socio Economic Characteristics  55 3.4 Modal Share  55 3.5 Role of Metro in Delhi  56 3.6 Existing Metro in Delhi  56 3.7 Conclusions  57 4 STUDY AREA: AHMEDABAD  60 4.1 Introduction  60 4.2 Land Use  60 4.3 Socio Economic Characteristics  61 4.4 Modal Share  61 4.5 Role of BRTS in Ahmedabad  61 4.6 BRTS SYSTEM in Ahmedabad  62 4.7 Conclusions  62 5 DATA COLLECTION: APPROACH AND METHODOLOGY  64 5.1 Introduction  64 5.2 Data Requirement  64 5.3 Data Collection  65 5.4 Definition of the Study Area Metro Delhi.  67 5.5 Definition of the Study Area BRTS Ahmedabad  67 5.6 Selection of Survey Method  68 5.6.1 Experimental Design Set-up  69 5.7 Data Collection  69 5.7.1 Socio-economic parameters  69 5.7.2 Choice Statement  70 5.8 Analysis of Data  71 5.9 Expected outcome  71 6. REVEAL ATTRIBUTES AND MODE CHOICE ANALYSIS  74 6.1 Introduction  74 6.2 Primary survey of Metro, Delhi  75 6.2.1 Socio demographic attributes and mode choice behaviour  75 6.2.2 Service attributes and mode choice behaviour  78 6.3 Primary survey of BRTS, Ahmedabad  80 6.3.1 Socio demographic attributes and mode choice behaviour  80 6.3.2 Service attributes and mode choice behaviour  83 6.4 Summary and conclusions  87 7. MODE CHOICE MODEL FOR BRTS AND METRO  90 7.1 Correlation and Regression analysis  90 7.2 Curve Estimation Analysis  90 7.3 Binary Logit Model  92 7.3.1 Description of Mode choice model of Metro user:  95 7.3.2 Description of Mode choice model of BRTS user:  96 7.4 Summary  97 8. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS  104 9. BIBLIOGRAPHY  106
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