New Directions in Australian Air Transport

New Directions in Australian Aid: The South Pacific Perspective

Taxonomy of Global Air Transport

Data from the United Nations and the International Civil Aviation Organization Information Systems were used as a base for characterizing, classifying and comparing air transport demand and supply features of 156 countries. Relevant data from 1980 were chosen to reflect five sets of characteristics namely, air transport, 50cm-economic status, population demography, geographical and environmenta...

New Directions: Air pollution challenges for developing megacities like Delhi

Directions in Internet Transport Evolution

A the Transport Area Open Meeting at IETF 70, area directors Magnus Westerlund and Lars Eggert noted that their queues are empty and that several Transport Area working groups are nearing completion. It may therefore be an opportune time to step back and consider possible directions for new projects in the Transport Area. !is article summarises some of the ideas presented and discussed at that ...

Route bus transport – stakeholders, vehicles and new design directions

In providing a review of the Australian bus industry, this paper describes some of the key issues that are affecting route bus public transport; a complex array of stakeholders and a key tool – the route bus – which exhibits considerable variation in specification. Information gathered by empirical means and through literature suggests that the stakeholders are many, their roles complex and int...