Browsing by Author "Ison, Stephen"
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Airports and ageing passengers: A study of the UK
Graham, Anne; Budd, Lucy; Ison, Stephen; Timmis, Andrew (Article)Globally, improved standards of living, nutrition and medical treatment are extending human life expectancy and enhancing quality of life with the result that an increasing number of ageing passengers are using airports. ... -
Analysing parking search (‘cruising’) time using generalised multilevel structural equation modelling
Brooke, Sarah; Ison, Stephen; Quddus, Mohammed (Article)The aim of this paper is to identify factors influencing parking search (cruising) time. A revealed-preference on-street parking survey was undertaken with individual drivers in four UK cities to investigate the influence ... -
Estimation of the Bandwidth of Acceptable Crosstalk of Parallel Coupled Ring Resonator Add/Drop Filters
Mansoor, Riyadh; Sasse, Hugh G.; Al-Asadi, Mohammed Mahdi Mohammed; Ison, Stephen; Duffy, A. P. (Article)In this paper, a parallel coupled optical ring resonator filter is studied and the transfer function is derived using the Signal Flow Graph approach to identify the filter performance in terms of crosstalk suppression ... -
Evaluating the impact of a workplace parking levy on local traffic congestion: The case of Nottingham UK
Dale, Simon; Frost, Matthew; Ison, Stephen; Quddus, Mohammed; Warren, Peter (Article)A Workplace Parking Levy (WPL) scheme raises a levy on private non-domestic off street parking provided by employers. In April 2012 Nottingham became the first UK City to implement such a scheme with the revenue generated ... -
An evaluation of the economic and business investment impact of an integrated package of public transport improvements funded by a Workplace Parking Levy
Dale, Simon; Frost, Matthew; Ison, Stephen; Nettleship, Ken; Warren, Peter (Article)Hypothecated revenue from the Nottingham Workplace Parking Levy (WPL) is being used to fund additional tram lines, refurbish the Nottingham Railway Station and to sustain the supported Linkbus network. This strategy aims ... -
An exploratory study of the psychological determinants of mobility of older people in Malta
Mifsud, Deborah; Attard, Maria; Ison, Stephen (Article)An ageing population is a social phenomenon affecting transport systems in many cities. More attention is being given to how older people travel so as to increase independence in later life but at the same time ensure ... -
Gender in the UK Architectural Profession: (re)producing and challenging hegemonic masculinity
Sang, Katherine; Dainty, Andrew; Ison, Stephen (Article)Architecture represents a creative, high profile and influential profession, and yet remains under-theorised from a gender perspective. This article examines how gender is (re)produced in architecture, a profession that ... -
The Impact of the Nottingham Workplace Parking Levy on Travel to Work Mode Share
Dale, Simon; Frost, Matthew; Ison, Stephen; Budd, Lucy (Article)A Workplace Parking Levy (WPL) scheme raises a levy on private non-domestic off-street parking provided by employers. In April 2012 Nottingham became the first UK City to implement such a scheme with the revenue generated ... -
Over Coupled Ring Resonator Based Add/Drop Filters
Mansoor, Riyadh; Sasse, Hugh G.; Al Asadi, M.; Ison, Stephen; Duffy, A. P. (Article)The performance of add/drop filters based on over-coupled ring resonators is analysed and simulated. Over coupling improves the performance of the filters by providing a wider bandwidth over which high crosstalk suppression ... -
The role of dedicated freighter aircraft in the provision of global airfreight services
Budd, Lucy; Ison, Stephen (Article)In 2014, over 51 million tonnes of cargo, valued at over US$6.8 trillion, was flown around the world. Approximately 56% of this total (by global revenue tonne kilometres (RTKs)) was flown on dedicated freighter aircraft ... -
To drive or to use the bus? An Exploratory Study of Older People in Malta
Misfud, Deborah; Attard, Maria; Ison, Stephen (Article)Older adults are becoming a larger portion of the world’s population, and as a result, more attention is being given to their mobility and travel behaviour. Such studies are however lacking in certain contexts like in ...