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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Bikeshare"”.
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Instrumentalization in the Public Smart Bikeshare Sector
… by means of a comparative study of smart public bikeshare schemes in Dublin, Ireland and Hamilton, Canada. These schemes are configured and systemized using a variety of technical and ideological rationales and express the imaginaries of place in significantly different ways. Utilising a …
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How does dockless bikeshare impact bus ridership?
The student, Rebecca Martin, submitted this Thesis for approval on 2020-07-13 at 17:42.
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Examining the Factors Influencing Bikeshare Use in the UK: Implications for Scheme Planning
… worldwide, shared micromobility, particularly bikeshare, has supported sustainable transport through encouraging active travel, helping to reduce carbon emissions and enhance accessibility. However, schemes have faced planning challenges, leading to inefficient resource allocation and …
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The land use and built environment factors impacting where women are using bikeshare in Boston
… environment and land use factors related to bikeshare usage and investigate if these factors differ for men and women. Exploring how different factors might affect male and female ridership can reveal how gender differences manifest themselves in biking, and can lead to insights into why …
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Public Bike Stations in Indianapolis: A Location Allocation Study
… solved by numerical and algebraic solutions. Bikeshare as a public good requires equitable allocation of bikeshare resources. Distance, as an impediment, can be minimized using location allocation algorithms. Since location allocation of this kind involves large numbers, sophisticated …
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Design for low-power high-density helmet dispensing and collection systems for urban environments
… and power for tight integration with existing bikeshare stations. The machine itself is divided into subsystems, including dispensing, reloading, and return components as well as software and electronics, power, and industrial design choices. The first prototype of the machine was implemented …
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Enabling Car-Free Living: Shared Micromobility and Public Transit Interactions in Chicago
Shared micromobility/bikeshare services and public transit both offer travel alternatives to the automobile in urban areas. While these services might be viewed as competitors in the urban mobility space, this thesis argues that each benefits from the other as part of a “package of options” …
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Measuring the Sustainability of U.S. Public Bicycle Systems
… Bicycle Systems in the United States: Capital Bikeshare in Washington, D.C., Nice Ride in Minneapolis, Minnesota and Denver B-Cycle in Denver, Colorado.</p>
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A Multi-Stage Optimization Framework for Battery Swapping in Urban E-Bike Sharing Systems
… Bay Wheels system, accessed via the General Bikeshare Feed Specification (GBFS). Results show that the proposed method reduces travel distance and enhances the efficiency of battery-swapping operations.
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Modeling demand of bike share system using built environment attributes in the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina
… the relationship between demand of Buenos Aires' bikeshare system and sociodemographic, built environment and transportation attributes using a linear regression model. Departure and arrival counts are used as dependent variables and are aggregated by station over the period of one year. In …
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Implementation of multimodal electronic payment systems : lessons from Los Angeles and Minneapolis-St. Paul
… around the world. Shared mobility services like bikeshare, carshare, and ride-sourcing services are now part of many cities' mobility ecosystem, adding to the traditional modes of public transit, cabs, and private cars. Accessing these different modal options, however, require different payment …
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Understanding cycling behaviour through visual analysis of a large-scale observational dataset
… of third-generation, technology-based public bikeshare schemes offers new opportunities for researching cycling behaviour. In this study, data from one such scheme, the London Cycle Hire Scheme (LCHS), are analysed. Algorithms are developed for summarising and labelling cyclists’ usage …