Time and cost based public transportation network modelling for transportation decisions: Istanbul case
Is this your thesis?
This record came from a bulk archive import. If it’s yours, link it to your profile.
Abstract (EN)
This research is conducted to provide a methodlogy that will help planners, with the best way, in understanding the passangers' expectations and guiding authorities to meet the expectations of public transportation users where "sustainable public transportation services" have great importance. Today, it is very critical to understand the market's expectation. It is blatant that the public transportation systems' attractiveness will increase if the passengers' priorities are understood properly. In this research, it has been shown that the public transportation systems' demand prediction could be modelled with the methods such as Customer Expectation Surveys, Data Minig, and Mathematical Methods besides the expectations of public transportation users are handled appropriately. The public transportation systems' requirements in strategic planning and operation planning phases can be met with this studies' outputs of this study.
Author
Ramazan Çiftçi
Institution
How to Cite
Ramazan Çiftçi (Master Thesis). Time and cost based public transportation network modelling for transportation decisions: Istanbul case, 2017, Yıldız Technical University.
License
Tüm Hakları Saklıdır
This work is shared under the specified license terms.
More theses from Yıldız Technical University
- A ruled-based software model in the preliminary design phase of housing: Example of Mardin(2008)
- 19th-20th centuries apartment buildings in Şişli and Osmanbey(2001)
- An investigation on the relationship between problem solving and critical thinking skill, and academic achievement of vocational and technical high school students(2017)
- Numerical investigation of single bubble flow boiling both on a flat surface and on a cavity in horizontal pipe and pool boiling on a flat surface(2018)
- Examination of the categories in which buildings with LEED v3 and v4 certificates score the lowest points in Turkey(2018)
- Examining ?Historical housing structures" within the confines of protecting ecological balance(2012)
