Search results for "Activity Scheduling Process"

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Determinants of elimination decisions in the activity scheduling process

2016

[EN] This paper presents an analysis on the determinants related to a particular rescheduling decision in the activity-travel scheduling process: elimination decisions, which consist in the non-execution of pre-planned activity-travel episodes. Data used come from an in-depth computer-assisted telephone interview (CATI) follow up survey carried out during the implementation of the first wave of an activity scheduling process panel survey. Open-ended answers related to the reasons associated to changes between pre-planned and executed agenda are studied. First, an interpretative qualitative method based on analytic induction (AI) is used to cope with the complex nature of the rescheduling de…

Panel surveyEngineeringOperations research0211 other engineering and technologiesScheduling (production processes)Transportation02 engineering and technologyINGENIERIA E INFRAESTRUCTURA DE LOS TRANSPORTESQualitative analysis0502 economics and businessActivity-based analysisFollow up survey050210 logistics & transportationbusiness.industryQualitative and quantitative study05 social sciencesActivity rescheduling decisions021107 urban & regional planningActivity schedulingQualitative analytic inductionEconometric modelTelephone interviewAnalytic inductionActivity scheduling processbusiness
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Identification of determinants for rescheduling travel mode choice and transportation policies to reduce car use in urban areas

2018

[EN] This paper presents a qualitative analysis about the determinants related to rescheduling travel mode decisions during the activity scheduling process. Notably, we were interested to study changes between intention and behavior. Data used came from an in-depth Computer Assisted Telephone Interview (CATI) follow up survey to habitual drivers carried out during the implementation of a panel survey. An interpretative qualitative method based on Analytic Induction was used to cope with the complex nature of rescheduling decisions and the characteristics of the data. The Theory of Planned Behavior has been used to gain a better understanding of the reasons associated with rescheduling trave…

Sustainable transportation050210 logistics & transportationEnvironmental EngineeringRenewable Energy Sustainability and the Environment05 social sciencesGeography Planning and Development0211 other engineering and technologies021107 urban & regional planningTransportationTravel mode rescheduling02 engineering and technologyINGENIERIA E INFRAESTRUCTURA DE LOS TRANSPORTESTransport engineeringIdentification (information)Sustainable transportQualitative analysis0502 economics and businessAutomotive EngineeringActivity scheduling processBusinessTravel modeQualitative analysisCivil and Structural EngineeringInternational Journal of Sustainable Transportation
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Changes in the Scheduling Process According to Observed Activity-travel Flexibility

2014

Abstract In this work we analyze the reasons for changing pre-planned activities and travels episodes considering the type of modification observed during the scheduling process. Specifically we selected a small sample from those pre-planned episodes that are no executed at all as a pilot study. The data analyzed was collected in the first wave of a weekly activity-travel panel survey carried out in Valencia (Spain) in 2010. Each survey wave consisted on a face-to-face interview to generate a pre-planned activity agenda for the following week, an activity-travel diary implemented on mobile phones to collect activities and travels as they are executed, and in-depth telephone interviews to in…

Panel surveyEngineeringbusiness.industryResource constraintsActivity Scheduling ProcessScheduling (production processes)Small sampleRescheduling analysisINGENIERIA E INFRAESTRUCTURA DE LOS TRANSPORTESQualitative analysisCategorizationGeneral Materials ScienceOperations managementQualitative AnalysisbusinessProcedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences
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