Share Ratio Change of Public Transport in Airport Landside under the Background of Car Population Rapid Increase—A Case of Shanghai Pudong International Airport

A critical analysis of Bristol Airport's employee surface access habits: Developing strategic recommendations for reducing private vehicle usage

“…This demonstrates a big limitation to car sharing that personal comfort is a big part of transport choice. This shows that comfort was a factor (Humphreys and Ison, 2005;Ji et al, 2017), although, this may be a secondary factor as suggested in Figure 8. Thus, Bristol may have to look at other strategies to find a solution for modal shift.…”

“…Secondary research from Humphreys and Ison (2005) and more recently supported by primary findings in Ji et al, (2017) found that time, cost, punctuality, reliability and convenience were priority determinants of airport modal choice among passengers. In the case of the former a sample was taken from the UK and the latter, Shanghai, China but with both having similar findings suggesting it is possible that key determinants can be unaffected from country to country and airport to airport.…”

“…In the case of the former a sample was taken from the UK and the latter, Shanghai, China but with both having similar findings suggesting it is possible that key determinants can be unaffected from country to country and airport to airport. Ji et al's, (2017) use of two surveys from 2005 and 2014 highlighted that the main influencing factors have stayed largely the same over this period.…”

Analysis of Using Time Series Method for Prediction of Number of Passengers at the Airport

“…The presented four areas are given by mathematical principles, the selection of which is determined by the focus of research on the creation of econometric models. From the presented facts, it can be seen that it is possible to predict the future data with the use of tools of scientific analysis and modeling [9]. The paper is focused on the construction of suggested econometric models with the use of time series.…”