2004/01/27 
BOOKS and BOOK CHAPTERS 
Transportation Network Analysis by M. G. H. Bell and Yasunori Iida is a book for the expert rather than the novice. Drawing heavily on academic knowledge this book almost requires a degree in civil engineering before you even start reading. On a side note, I was lucky enough to meet up with both Bell and Iida at INSTR 2004 the Second International Symposium on Transportation Network Reliability. If you’re seriously into transportation planning and analysis this is the book you should not miss. It teaches you all the basic concepts you need to know. For my part, I mostly use only one chapter from the book for my research, others may do the same with different parts of the book. That’s what makes it so useful.
Author links
- imperial.ac.uk: M G H Bell
amazon.com
- Buy this book: Transportation Network Analysis
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- husdal.com: Book Review: The Network Reliability of Transport
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