Gender Differences in Work Trip Generation: Evidences from Bangalore

Rahul, T.M.; Megha, T.M.; Meenakshi, S.; Madhavendra, Kamath; Verma, Ashish

doi:10.1016/j.trpro.2020.08.238

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“…Ethnomethodology focuses on the process of interpreting interactions and the way actors (Klebhunbhinik) structure social actions. Ethnomethodology as a daily practice can be classified as qualitative research that focuses on the awareness, perception, and actions of actors (Klebhunbhinik) in their daily lives or also actions that are considered customary (Rahul et al, 2020).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…According to Milles and Huberman (Rahul et al, 2020), the stages of calculating data are: (1) Collecting data, is the researcher recording all data objectively and how it corresponds to the results of observations and analysis of conversations.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The role of Klebhun binik that is also the housewife, is to succeed in building achievements for the village society by continuing to build facilities and infrastructure for the village society, to create security and comfort for tourists and village communities to advance the village economy. Her existence is in public spaces that provide economic development for rural communities (Rahul et al, 2020). To mobilize mothers to empower family health who are members of a banjari association, as well as for active youth organizations that make klebunbinik known as leaders who becomes models for village societies.…”

Section: The Existence Of the Role And Position Of Women Leaders In T...mentioning

confidence: 99%

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Women’s Role in Social Community and Regional Leadership in Madura

Sufiyanto

Munawaroh

Aini

2022

SOSHUM

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This study discusses the role of women as regional leaders, in the East Java region precisely on the island of Madura in one period. Although initially the existence of women is also often doubted and looked at in one eye, not a few of them can answer with the achievement of very glorious achievements. Success in leading an area is not determined by its gender, but rather by the utilization of the abilities and potential possessed by the person himself. This study is qualitative descriptive, namely direct observation in four regions in the districts in Madura, with interview techniques, questionnaires, and also observations. The discussion of the role of female leaders or also called "klebun bhinik" in Madura, becomes a new marker for the existence of women themselves in social status that will be increasingly viewed. Because the position as a klebun is not only worth administrative, but also has a value of social standing. Therefore, it is not surprising that in the Madurese system that adheres to patriarchal values that are also Islamic, the role of klebun is more carried by a man. This opinion further strengthens that the position of the clergy of social value is more held by men so that the presence of klebun only continues the power that has been owned by his husband, father, or grandfather. Based on existing data can be concluded, that the existence of “klebun” in the land of Madura is indeed the successor of the previous power. They were also only administrative rulers because the real power was in the old klebun (husband, father, or grandfather) and reversed the social status in Madurese society. So it is not wrong if at the turning point women began to increase social status in the eyes of Madurese people in dynasties and power.

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Women’s Role in Social Community and Regional Leadership in Madura

Sufiyanto

Munawaroh

Aini

2022

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“…Unless, the true potential and pattern of travel demand is understood in details, it is not easy to provide a systematic transportation planning in urban 2 and regional level. The essential objective of transportation planning is to take care of mobility and accessibility [1].…”

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“…Many studies on trip generation predictions have taken into account certain comparable factors in their study. These researches used demographic information on households, land use patterns, and socioeconomic data as their primary and most important sources of data [1][2][3][4][5][6] . Trip Rate Analysis, Cross Classification Analysis, and Regression Analysis are often used techniques [8][9] .…”

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Development of Trip Generation Model Using Linear Regression for Areas in Hyderabad City

Sreeparvathy,

Rathan,

Jayakesh

2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Trip generation represent the measure of motive of travel and is an important parameter for predicting the future number of trips. In Indian scenario; trip generation tables that show relation between the trips originating from a specific land-use based on the number of units or on the floor area as in ITE manual is unavailable. The trips initiated from Veterinary colony, Shaikpet in Hyderabad and their contributing attributes are observed for the purpose of the study. Finding a trip generation model based on the observed parameters is the goal of this project. Characteristics that could contribute to trip generation, along with frequency of trip and other features of trips were taken as the data for generating a trip based model. Online survey through Google forms was adopted to gather the required data for trip generation model. The Google form was developed keeping in view of the parameters that would be required for the development of the model that includes distance, time of travel, mode and socio-economic background of the trip maker. For the trip generation model, linear regression analysis was chosen as the analytical method. In order to predict the trip generation pattern of individuals, the degree of correlation of the dependent variables on other independent variables, such as age, gender, income, travel time, travel cost, etc., was examined. Using R software’s statistical analysis tools, the obtained data were examined, and the best fitting answer was discovered based on the input variables. It was observed that the efficiency of the model can be escalated using further and intense data collection.

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Socio-Demographic Variations in Mode Choice Preferences of Peri-Urban and Urban Areas—A Case Study of Bangalore

Rahul¹,

Verma²

2022

Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference of Transportation Research Group of India

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Gender Differences in Work Trip Generation: Evidences from Bangalore

Cited by 6 publications

References 16 publications

Women’s Role in Social Community and Regional Leadership in Madura

Women’s Role in Social Community and Regional Leadership in Madura

Development of Trip Generation Model Using Linear Regression for Areas in Hyderabad City

Socio-Demographic Variations in Mode Choice Preferences of Peri-Urban and Urban Areas—A Case Study of Bangalore

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