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Announcing new society member rates on Elsevier’s transportation journals for APA-TPD members!
Elsevier publishes a wide variety of leading planning journals. Members of the American Planning Association-TPD can order selected journals at a 25% discount of the regular individual rate.Announcing new society member rates on Elsevier’s transportation journals for APA-TPD members!
Transportation Research: Part A announces a call for papers of a special issue on "Climate Change and Transportation". For more information click here
Accident Analysis and Prevention
Accident Analysis and Prevention announces a call for papers for the special issue "Safety Climate: New Approaches, Interventions and Industry-Specific Studies" for more information click here
Evaluation and Program Planning
Call for Paper for a Special Issue on Evaluating the Impact of Transport Projects: Uniqueness and Lessons for Other Disciplines
Guest Editors: Yoram Shiftan and Daniel Shefer, Technion – Israel Institute of Technology
The international journal Evaluation and Program Planning is publishing a Special Issue on Evaluating the Impact of Transport Projects.
Announcing the publication of an English edition of the “Journal of Transportation Systems Engineering and Information Technology”, sponsored by the Systems Engineering Society of China.
Scope of the Journal includes decision-making and policy analysis in transport systems, planning, design and construction of integrated transport systems, intelligent transportation systems and information technology, applications of systems engineering theory and methodology in transportation, and case studies of transport modelling & simulation technologies. It aims to offer a platform for high-quality, scholarly explorations and discussions among researchers, decision-makers and professionals around the world.
For more information and articles please see the journal homepage
New - Online Special Issues
Selected special issues are now available as online collections at reduced prices for individuals. These include:
We are pleased to announce the appointment of Dr Deb Niemeier as Co-Editor on Transportation Research: Part A (TRA). Dr Niemeier is currently Professor in the Dept of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Director of the John Muir Institute at the University of California, Davis. Her research focuses on the theory and methods used for modeling vehicle emissions at local and regional air quality scales. She also studies the project development process for major infrastructure projects and the interactions between land use and travel behavior.
Dr Niemeier’s appointment as Co-Editor took effect on the 1st March 2007, and she will succeed Phil Goodwin as Editor of TRA on the 1st January 2008. During the transition period, Dr Niemeier will handle all entirely new submissions, while Professor Goodwin will complete the handling of all manuscripts received prior to 1st March.
Under Professor Goodwin’s editorship TRA has enjoyed dramatic increases in its already high readership as measured by downloads of articles online, confirming its status as a flagship journal, not only within the Elsevier stable, but for the whole body of transportation research literature. We look forward to its continuing success under the new editorial arrangements.
Affordable Personal Subscriptions Available!
You as an individual can now get a print subscription to any Elsevier Transportation journal for a fraction of the institutional subscription price. Visit the individual journal homepages on www.elsevier.com for details.
We are pleased to announce that the Journal of Transport Geography has been accepted for coverage by Thomson Scientific in the Social Sciences Citation Index® (SSCI®). An impact factor will be produced in the 2008 which will be published in 2009. Please join us in congratulating Richard Knowles (Editor), Andrew Goetz & Jon Shaw (Associate editors), Clive Charlton (Book Review Editor), the Editorial Board, reviewers, and authors for their hard work.
TRT is a tool to improve the indexing and retrieval of transportation information. The thesaurus covers all modes and aspects of transportation. Through the use of the TRT and its standardized vocabulary, all of those involved in transportation research and its application will have better access to technical information. To learn more visit the TRT website.
