California PATH
Research Projects |
Between 1997 and
2002 I worked on a number of projects funded through California PATH
The first projects helped fund my dissertation research. I was a post-doc
in 1998-1999 and had some additional research when I was at Minnesota
focused on evaluation of Intelligent Transportation Systems. This has
led to the book Assessing the Benefits and Costs of Intelligent Transportation
Systems, edited with David Gillen (Publisher: Kluwer, 2004). |
| Title |
Author(s) |
| Case Study: Road Pricing in Practice (UCB-ITS-PRR-97-38) |
David Levinson |
| An Economic Analysis of Network Deployment
and Application to Road Pricing (UCB-ITS-PWP-98-01) |
David M. Levinson |
| Assessing the Benefits and Costs of Intelligent
Transportation Systems: The Value of Advanced Traveler Information
Systems (UCB-ITS-PRR-99-20) |
David Levinson, David Gillen, Elva Chang |
| Deploying Electronic Tolls (UCB-ITS-PRR-2000-11) |
David Levinson, Elva Chang |
| Whence Induced Demand: How Access Affects
Activity (UCB-ITS-PWP-2000-21) |
David Levinson, Seshasai Kanchi |
| Evaluation Methods for Measuring the Value of ITS Services and Benefits from Implementation: Part X Freeway Service Patrols (UCB-ITS-PWP-2001-03) |
David Levinson, Pavithra Kandadai Parthasarathi |
| Inter-technology Effects in Intelligent
Transportation Systems (UCB-ITS-PRR-2002-19) |
David M. Levinson, Seshasai Kanchi, David Gillen |
| Traffic Management System Performance Using Regression Analysis: A case study of Mn/DOT’s Traffic
Management Systems (UCB-ITS-PWP-2006-03) |
David Levinson, Wei Chen |
| Effectiveness of VMS Using Empirical Loop Detector Data (UCB-ITS-PWP-2006-04) |
Hong Huo, David Levinson |
| User’s Manual for Computerized Benefit-Cost Analysis of Electronic Toll Collection System. California PATH Research Report for California Department of Transportation 2000-C3 (spreadsheets Automat.xls and Example.xls) |
Chang, E. Levinson, D, and Gillen, D. |
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Publications
- Levinson, D. (2003) The
Value of Advanced Traveler Information Systems for Route Choice,
Transportation Research part C 11(1) 75-87
- Levinson, D. and Chang,
E. (2003) A Model for Optimizing Electronic
Toll Collection Systems, Transportation Research part A
37(4) 293-314
- Levinson D. and Kanchi,
S. (2002) Road Capacity and
the Allocation of Time, Journal of Transportation and Statistics
5(1) pp 25-46.
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- Levinson, D, Kanchi, S.
and Gillen, D. (2002) Inter-technology
Effects in Intelligent Transportation Systems, Transportation
Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board 1800
1-5
- Levinson, D. (2002) The
Economics of Traveler Information from Probes Public Works Management
and Policy 6(4) pp 241-250 (April)
- Zhang, Lei and Levinson,
D. (2002) Estimation of
Demand Response to Ramp Metering. p. 674-681 Proceedings of International
Conference on Traffic and Transportation Studies held in Guilin, China
July 2002, ASCE Washington DC
- Levinson, D. and Parthasarathi,
P. (2001) An Economic Evaluation of
Freeway Service Patrols, IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems
Council (ITSC) Conference on Basic Research and Applications of Intelligent
Transportation Systems (ITS), held August 25-29, 2001 in Oakland, California
- Levinson, D and Huo, Hong
(2003), Effectiveness of VMS Using Empirical
Loop Detector Data presented at Transportation Research Board Conference,
January 12 – 16 2003 Washington DC (Session 565)
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Presentations
- Levinson, D, Parthasarathi, P and Gillen, D. (2003), Insurance Value
of Freeway Service Patrols: Stated Preference Analysis presented at
Transportation Research Board Conference, January 12 – 16 2003
Washington DC (Session 544)
- Levinson, D and Chen, Wei (2003), Traffic Management System Performance
presented at Transportation Research Board Conference, January 12 –
16 2003 Washington DC (Session 428)
- Levinson, D. and Kanchi, S (2000) Whence Induced Demand: How Access
and Activity Affect Demand. International Association of Travel Behavior
Research Conference, Gold Coast, Queensland Australia
- Deploying Electronic Tolls (1999) 79th Annual Meeting of Transportation
Research Board, Washington DC, Jan. 2000.
- The Economics of Traveler Information from Probes 79th Annual Meeting
of Transportation Research Board, Washington DC, Jan. 2000
- The Value of Advanced Traveler Information Systems for Route Choice
79th Annual Meeting of Transportation Research Board, Washington DC,
Jan. 2000.
- The Value of Advanced Traveler Information Systems for Route Choice
NSF/ESF Conference on Social Change and Sustainable Transport University
of California, Berkeley March 10 - 13, 1999
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Masters Degrees
- Seshasai Kanchi - May 2001 - Time Use and Capacity Expansion - won
CTS Matthew Huber Prize (2001)
- Pavithra Kandadai Parthsarathi - October 2001 A Disaggregate Analysis
of Induced Demand
- Hong Huo – August 2002 - Effectiveness Evaluation of Variable
Message Signs Using Empirical Data
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Implementation
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