A study of the effectiveness of a household travel survey using GPS -equipped cell phones and a WEB diary through a comparative study with a paper based travel survey

A study of the effectiveness of a household travel survey using GPS -equipped cell phones and a WEB diary through a comparative study with a paper based travel survey
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通过与纸质旅行调查的比较研究,研究使用配备 GPS 的手机和网络日记进行家庭旅行调查的有效性

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2006
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E. Hato
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S. Itsubo;Eiji Hto;Asahi Tsukuba;E. Hato

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