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Economic interest and fair play: evidence from Italian soccer

2011

Calciopoli demand model corruption
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Multivariate Statistical Analysis for Water Demand Modeling

2014

The actual level of water demand is the driving force behind the hydraulic dynamics in water distribution systems. Consequently, it is crucial to estimate it as accurately as possible in order to result in reliable simulation models. In this paper, a copula-based multivariate analysis has been proposed and used for demand prediction for given return period. The analysis is applied to water consumption data collected in the water distribution network of Palermo (Italy). The approach showed to produce consisted demand patterns and to be a powerful tool to be coupled with water distribution network models for design or analysis problems. (C) 2014 Published by Elsevier Ltd.

Return periodMultivariate analysisMultivariate analysiDemand patternsSimulation modelingGeneral Medicinewater demand modeling.Copula (probability theory)Water demandVine copulaMultivariate analysisvine copulaStatisticsEconometricsEnvironmental scienceMultivariate statisticalEngineering(all)water demand modelingProcedia Engineering
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The Quest for Twelfth Man: Evidence from Italian Professional Soccer

2008

Home Advantage Sporting Performance Soccer Supply and Demand Model
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Car sharing demand estimation and urban transport demand modelling using stated preference techniques

2008

The research deals with the use of the stated preference technique (SP) and transport demand modelling to analyse travel mode choice behaviour for commuting urban trips in Palermo, Italy. The principal aim of the study was the calibration of a demand model to forecast the modal split of the urban transport demand, allowing for the possibility of using innovative transport systems like car sharing and car pooling. In order to estimate the demand model parameters, a specific survey was carried out inside the urban area of Palermo. The survey focused on the morning rush hour and involved mainly employees, self-employed workers and students (about 500 respondents) whose final destination was lo…

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The Effect of Advanced Traveller Information Systems (ATIS) on public transport demand and its uncertainty

2009

Advanced Traveller Information Systems (ATISs) include a broad range of advanced computer and communication technologies. These systems are designed to provide transit riders pre-trip and real-time information, to make better informed decisions regarding their mode of travel, planned routes and travel times. ATISs include in-vehicle displays, terminal or wayside based information centres, information by phone or mobile and internet. In this article, a Stated Preference survey has been carried out in order to know the preferences of public transport’s customers related to different ATISs and their willingness to pay in Palermo. An ordered probit demand model has been calibrated to determine …

Engineeringbusiness.industryAdvanced Traveller Information SystemGeneral EngineeringAdvanced Traveller Information Systems; ordered probit demand model; Montecarlo Simulation; Uncertainty;UncertaintyPoison controlTransportationAdvertisingOrdered probitMontecarlo SimulationTransport engineeringWillingness to payPhoneOrder (business)Public transportordered probit demand modelInformation systemThe Internetbusiness
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Multivariate statistical analysis for water demand modelling: implementation, performance analysis, and comparison with the PRP model

2015

Water demand is the driving force behind hydraulic dynamics in water distribution systems. Consequently, it is crucial to accurately estimate the actual water use to develop reliable simulation models. In this study, copula-based multivariate analysis was proposed and used for demand prediction for a given return period. The analysis was applied to water consumption data collected in the water distribution network of Palermo (Italy). The approach produced consistent demand patterns and could be a powerful tool when coupled with water distribution network models for design or analysis problems. The results were compared with those obtained using a classical water demand model, the Poisson re…

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The analysis of urban travellers’ latent preferences to explain their mode choice behaviour

2012

Our research aims to explore the impact of latent variables, mirroring urban travellers’ attitudes and perceptions, on the individual decision making process regarding the mode of transport. The paper describes the first results of an ongoing research activity, which derive from a pilot study conducted in Palermo, the capital of the Sicilian Region (in the south of Italy), and demonstrate that policy makers, in designing a socially desirable and environmentally sustainable urban mobility system, should take into account how travellers perceive the qualitative dimensions of transport.

Public economicsbusiness.industryMobility systemmedia_common.quotation_subjectMode (statistics)User behaviour transport demand modelLatent variableSettore ICAR/05 - TrasportiPerceptionCapital (economics)Public transportEconomicsMarketingDecision-makingbusinessmedia_commonMirroringEnvironmental Impact
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