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Accessibility and the Evaluation of Investments on the Beijing Subway

Jiang, Haibing
Levinson, David M
2016
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Accessibility and the Evaluation of Investments on the Beijing Subway

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2016

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University of Minnesota

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This study measures the job and population accessibility via transit for Beijing using the cumulative opportunity metric. It is shown that transit accessibility varies widely across Beijing, but is highly focused on subway stations. Early lines added far more accessibility than more recently planned lines.

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Nexus Working Papers;000146

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Jiang, Haibing and D. Levinson (2016) Accessibility and the Evaluation of Investments on the Beijing Subway. Journal of Transport and Land Use. (in press)

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Jiang, Haibing; Levinson, David M. (2016). Accessibility and the Evaluation of Investments on the Beijing Subway. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/180076.

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