Land Use Structure of Minimum Total Trip Length based on Congestion-Free-City Model

Land Use Structure of Minimum Total Trip Length based on Congestion-Free-City Model
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基于无拥堵城市模型的最小总出行长度土地利用结构

DOI:
10.1541/ieejeiss1987.115.9_1072
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1995
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Y. Kaya
Y. Kaya
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作者:
A. Akisawa;Y. Kaya

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