This paper aims at providing an operational framework for housing market research by means of disaggregate choice analysis. First, a concise survey of spatial choice and interaction models is presented, starting from a systematic typological approach. Then the advantages of disaggregate spatial choice models (especially probit models) are pointed out. Next, the paper presents extensively empiri...

Transportation models as  tools for transportation planning are critical to such related decisions. Considering the high cost of calibrating and validating such models, effective alternatives are highly sought for; one such alternative being the use of models calibrated for other cities. This calls for transferability analysis which has not been the subject of many researches. Due to criticalit...

Confidentiality constraints often preclude the release of disaggregate data about individuals, which limits the types and accuracy of the results of geographical health analyses that could be done. Access to individually geocoded (disaggregate) data often involves lengthy and cumbersome procedures through review boards and committees for approval (and sometimes is not possible). Moreover, curre...