Modeling Intertrip Time Intervals Between Individuals’ Overnight Long-Distance Trips
作者： Jeffrey J. LaMondia , Michael Moore , Lisa Aultman-Hall
DOI: 10.3141/2495-03
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摘要: Long-distance and overnight travel are growing in importance the United States, yet data methods needed to model these activity patterns lacking. One important factor for simulation is interval between trips away from home. This study used a unique 1-year panel set of estimation negative binomial regression intertrip time intervals. Most respondents indicated that they took two seven per year, but varied widely regardless total number trips. difference suggests some clustering not all people. Model results both regional household attributes affected intervals, prior next trip factors were significant. The distance home on previous income times. this demonstrate range interva...
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