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Where to from here? A modelling methodology for measuring land-use and public transport accessibility in Melbourne

Andrea Colaiacomo, Oliver Lock1
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Published 24 May 2019

Where to from here? A modelling methodology for measuring land-use and public transport accessibility in Melbourne

[version 1; not peer reviewed]

Andrea Colaiacomo, Oliver Lock1
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1 Veitch Lister Consulting, Australia
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Australian Institute of Traffic Planning and Management (AITPM) National Conference 2016
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Keywords
Accessibility; Case studies; Land use; Land use planning; Mathematical models; Public transit; Urban areas
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