Route Choice: Wayfinding in Transport Networks

摘要: 1. Wayfinding: Choice and Search.- 1.1 Personal Experience or Alternative Introduction.- 1.2 Scope.- 1.3 Relevance of Route Behavior Research.- 1.4 Structure the Book.- 2. Theory.- 2.1 Basic Definitions.- 2.2 Assumptions.- 2.3 Spatial Behavior.- 2.4 Travel 2.5 3. Elements 3.1 Learning Networks.- 3.1.1 Ability.- 3.1.2 Knowledge.- 3.2 Set Formation.- 3.2.1 Characteristics Situations.- 3.2.2 Cognition Routes in Transport 3.2.3 Constraints Choice.- 3.2.4 Generation.- 3.3 Factors.- 3.3.1 Factors' Importance Hierarchy.- 3.3.2 Relative Attributes.- 3.4 Perception 3.4.1 General Observations.- 3.4.2 Distance.- 3.4.3 Time.- 3.4.4 Speed.- 3.5 Evaluation Decision.- 3.6 Dynamics.- 3.7 a Network Equilibrium Perspective.- 3.8 The Role Experience.- 4. Observations 4.1 4.2 Observation Methods.- 4.2.1 Laboratory Techniques.- 4.2.2 Real-world 4.2.3 Methodological Evaluation.- 4.3 Individual 4.4 4.5 Actual Paths.- 4.5.1 Interviews.- 4.5.2 Self-Completion Questionnaires.- 4.5.3 Stalking.- 5. Models.- 5.1 Modeling Approaches.- 5.2 Generation 5.3 Random Utility 5.3.1 5.3.2 Functions.- 5.3.3 Single Minimum Path 5.3.4 Multiple Logit 5.3.5 Probit 5.3.6 Risk 5.4 Production Rule Systems.- 5.4.1 Roots Essence.- 5.4.2 Model characteristics.- 5.4.3 Hierarchical - An Example.- 6. Applications.- 6.1 Review Practice Potential.- 6.2 Estimation Traffic Volumes.- 6.2.1 Counts.- 6.2.2 O-D Tables.- 6.3 Assignment.- 6.3.1 Framework.- 6.3.2 Contemporary 6.4 Management Schemes.- 6.4.1 Nature Potential Use.- 6.4.2 Plans 6.5 Design Networks Facilities.- 6.5.1 Effects Considerations.- 6.5.2 Micro-Level Design.- 6.5.3 Macro-Level 6.6 Guidance 6.6.1 Motives Benefits.- 6.6.2 State Art.- 6.6.3 Non-Vehicle Related Aids.- 6.6.4 In-Vehicle Navigation 6.6.5 7. Future Prospects.- 7.1 Congestion How Much Can We Take?.- 7.1.1 Definitions Trends.- 7.1.2 Possible Solutions.- 7.2 Relief.- 7.2.1 Navigational Waste.- 7.2.2 Telematics.- 7.2.3 Author Index.- Credits.