'... a compendium of papers by authors who are most active in the transportation survey field. All of the articles are interesting; some are seminal. It will undoubtedly find its way into the bookcase of everyone who is serious about surveys in transportation.' Transportation Research, 24 (2000)

• I Panels for Transportation Planning.- One Why Panels for Transportation Planning?.- Two A Review of Empirical Studies and Applications.- II Panels as Evaluation Tools.- Three Have Panel Surveys Told Us Anything New?.- Four A Panel-Based Evaluation of the San Diego I-15 Carpool Lanes Project.- Five An Employer Panel for Evaluating the Effectiveness of Trip Reduction Incentives.- III Regional Planning Applications.- Six The Puget Sound Transportation Panel.- Seven Planning for Panel Surveys in the San Francisco Bay Area.- IV Accounting for Response Bias.- Eight Attrition and Response Effects in the Dutch National Mobility Panel.- Nine Weighting Methods for Attrition in Choice-Based Panels.- Ten Multiply-Imputed Sampling Weights for Consistent Inference with Panel Attrition.- V Modeling and Forecasting Issues.- Eleven A Practical Comparison of Modeling Approaches for Panel Data.- Twelve The Timing of Change: Discrete and Continuous Time Panels in Transportation.- Thirteen A Dynamic Microsimulation Model System for Regional Travel Demand Forecasting.- Fourteen Panel Data and Activity Duration Models: Econometric Alternatives and Applications.- Author Index.

'... a compendium of papers by authors who are most active in the transportation survey field. All of the articles are interesting; some are seminal. It will undoubtedly find its way into the bookcase of everyone who is serious about surveys in transportation.' Transportation Research, 24 (2000)

• I Panels for Transportation Planning.- One Why Panels for Transportation Planning?.- Two A Review of Empirical Studies and Applications.- II Panels as Evaluation Tools.- Three Have Panel Surveys Told Us Anything New?.- Four A Panel-Based Evaluation of the San Diego I-15 Carpool Lanes Project.- Five An Employer Panel for Evaluating the Effectiveness of Trip Reduction Incentives.- III Regional Planning Applications.- Six The Puget Sound Transportation Panel.- Seven Planning for Panel Surveys in the San Francisco Bay Area.- IV Accounting for Response Bias.- Eight Attrition and Response Effects in the Dutch National Mobility Panel.- Nine Weighting Methods for Attrition in Choice-Based Panels.- Ten Multiply-Imputed Sampling Weights for Consistent Inference with Panel Attrition.- V Modeling and Forecasting Issues.- Eleven A Practical Comparison of Modeling Approaches for Panel Data.- Twelve The Timing of Change: Discrete and Continuous Time Panels in Transportation.- Thirteen A Dynamic Microsimulation Model System for Regional Travel Demand Forecasting.- Fourteen Panel Data and Activity Duration Models: Econometric Alternatives and Applications.- Author Index.

'... a compendium of papers by authors who are most active in the transportation survey field. All of the articles are interesting; some are seminal. It will undoubtedly find its way into the bookcase of everyone who is serious about surveys in transportation.' Transportation Research, 24 (2000)

• I Panels for Transportation Planning.- One Why Panels for Transportation Planning?.- Two A Review of Empirical Studies and Applications.- II Panels as Evaluation Tools.- Three Have Panel Surveys Told Us Anything New?.- Four A Panel-Based Evaluation of the San Diego I-15 Carpool Lanes Project.- Five An Employer Panel for Evaluating the Effectiveness of Trip Reduction Incentives.- III Regional Planning Applications.- Six The Puget Sound Transportation Panel.- Seven Planning for Panel Surveys in the San Francisco Bay Area.- IV Accounting for Response Bias.- Eight Attrition and Response Effects in the Dutch National Mobility Panel.- Nine Weighting Methods for Attrition in Choice-Based Panels.- Ten Multiply-Imputed Sampling Weights for Consistent Inference with Panel Attrition.- V Modeling and Forecasting Issues.- Eleven A Practical Comparison of Modeling Approaches for Panel Data.- Twelve The Timing of Change: Discrete and Continuous Time Panels in Transportation.- Thirteen A Dynamic Microsimulation Model System for Regional Travel Demand Forecasting.- Fourteen Panel Data and Activity Duration Models: Econometric Alternatives and Applications.- Author Index.