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Travel Probability Fields and Urban Spatial Structure: 2. Empirical Tests

The research presented here is a continuation of the work published in a previous issue of this journal. The overall objective was to relate travel patterns and urban structure using continuous spatial distributions and urban-economic concepts of residential location choice. In the present paper, model hypotheses are tested using data from a transportation planning study in Washington.

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