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According to Wikipedia , Paul Mees was an Australian academic, specialising in urban planning and public transport. Mees died on 19 June 2013, 14 months after the diagnosis of kidney cancer. He was 52. At the time of his death he was an associate professor in the School of Global, Urban and Social Studies at RMIT University.
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1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 0 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250 275 300 325 Published Works A Very Public Solution: Transport in the Dispersed City (2000) (251)Transport for Suburbia: Beyond the Automobile Age (2009) Low-Frequency Airborne Sound Transmission through Single Partitions in Buildings (1997) Travel to Work in Australian Capital Cities, 1976–2006 (2007) The acoustic transmission through layered systems (1992) The principles of public transport network planning: a review of the emerging literature with select examples (2011) (56)Privatization of Rail and Tram Services in Melbourne: What Went Wrong? (2005) Paterson's Curse: The Attempt to Revive Metropolitan Planning in Melbourne (2003) STRUCTURE-BORNE SOUND TRANSMISSION BETWEEN THIN ORTHOTROPIC PLATES: ANALYTICAL SOLUTIONS (1996) Structure-Borne Sound Transmission at Elastically Connected Plates (1993) Planning public transport networks in the post-petroleum era (2010) How dense are we? Another look at urban density and transport patterns in Australia, Canada and the USA (2009) (32)Public Transport Network Planning in Australia: Assessing current practice in Australia's five largest cities (2011) (32)Travel to work in Australian cities: 1976–2011 (2014) Public Transport Network Planning: A Guide to Best Practice in NZ Cities (2010) (29)Backtracking Auckland?: Technical and Communicative Reason in Metropolitan Transport Planning (2007) Transport policy at the crossroads: travel to work in Australian capital cities 1976-2011 (2012) (27)Backtracking Auckland: Bureaucratic rationality and public preferences in transport planning (2006) (19)Toronto: Paradigm Reexamined (1994) Who killed Melbourne 2030 (2011) (16)The journey to work in Melbourne (2006) (16)TOD and Multi-modal Public Transport (2014) Continuity and change in 'Marvellous Melbourne' (1994) (14)Bus rapid transit in Ottawa, 1978 to 2008: Assessing the results (2010) Too Good To Be True? An Assessment of the Melbourne Travel Behaviour Modification Pilot (2010) (14)Density and transport mode choice in Australian, Canadian and US cities (2009) (14)From philosopher king to municipal dog catcher ‐ and beyond (2000) Density delusion? Urban form and sustainable transport in Australian, Canadian and US cities (2009) (12)Realistic sustainability?: Urban transport planning in Wellington, New Zealand (2003) Numerical simulation of airborne sound transmission at low frequencies: the influence of the room and the partition parameters (1997) (9)Planning for major rail projects: The Melbourne Metro and Regional Rail Link (2010) (9)Density and sustainable transport in US, Canadian and Australian Cities: Another look at the data (2010) (9)Still Stuck in Traffic [Book Review] (2004) (8)The report of my death is an exaggeration: central city retailing in Melbourne since 1900 (1993) Benchmarking the Efficiency and Effectiveness of Public Transport in New Zealand Cities (2012) Public Transport Network Planning: A guide to best practice in New Zealand cities (2010) (7)A centenary review of transport planning in Canberra, Australia (2014) Spatial distribution of the journey to work by sustainable modes in Australian cities (2011) (6)Can Australian Cities Learn From a 'Great Planning Success'? (2007) (6)Urban transport policy paradoxes in Australia (1995) Making Public Transport Work (2010) (5)Infrastructure constraints or poor planning? Increasing service to Melbourne's City Loop/Dandenong rail corridor (2007) (5)Transport and healthy cities (2000) (5)Too good to be true: are journeys to work really becoming shorter? (1994) Rail infrastructure capacity constraints in Melbourne: an engineering problem or a political problem? (2005) (5)Sound propagation in enclosed spaces (1995) (4)COUPLING LOSS FACTORS FOR COUPLED ANISOTROPIC PLATES (2002) Do public choice and public transport mix? An Australian-Canadian comparison (1996) WHAT HAPPENED TO THE SYSTEMS APPROACH? EVALUATION OF ALTERNATIVES IN PLANNING FOR MAJOR TRANSPORT PROJECTS (2003) (4)PUBLIC TRANSPORT PRIVATISATION IN MELBOURNE: "TEETHING PROBLEMS" OR SOMETHING MORE SERIOUS? (2002) (3)Public transport policy and land use in Melbourne and Toronto, 1950 to 1990 (1997) (3)Is the compact city the solution to the sustainable transport dilemma (2011) (3)Responding to the Complex Transport Needs of Dispersed Wealthy Cities: a Comparison of Melbourne, Australia and Toronto, Canada (2005) Low frequency airborne soundtransmission in buildings: single plane walls (1996) (3)COUNTER-REFORMATION IN URBAN TRANSPORT: SEEKING 'WIN-WIN' SOLUTIONS (1994) (3)Public Transport Policy in Australia: A Density Delusion? (2010) (3)Spatial network analysis for multimodal urban transport systems ( SNAMUTS ) : A planning support tool (2013) (3)The Automobile Age (2009) Backtracking Auckland: bureaucratic rationality and public (2006) (2)The compact city and sustainable transport: Another look at the data (2011) (2)NEW AND DIFFERENT OR THE SAME OLD POLICY? ASSESSING BUS PRIVATISATION IN MELBOURNE (1999) (2)THE SHORT TERM EFFECTS OF MELBOURNE'S WESTERN RING ROAD (2001) (2)Franchising And Performance Based Contracts: Lessons From Public Transport In Melbourne (2007) (2)Fifty years of public transport planning in Canberra (2012) (2)A case of good practice: The Swiss 'network' approach to semi-rural public transport (2010) (2)PUBLIC TRANSPORT: COMPETITIVE OR PLANNED? (1997) (1)Chapter 9: A Tale of Two Cities: Urban Transport, Pollution and Equality (1999) (1)Congress papers from the Planning Institute of Australia 2011 National Congress (2011) Structure-borne transmission between thin orthotropic plates: analytical solutions (1994) (1)Low-Frequency Airborne Sound Transmission through Single Partitions in Buildings – Part 2 (1999) STRATEGIES FOR BREAKING OUT OF THE TRADITIONAL MARKETPLACE FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORT: MELBOURNE; A CASE STUDY . NATIONAL TRANSPORT CONFERENCE; TRANSPORT FOR THE USERS; MELBOURNE, 23-25 MAY 1989; PREPRINT OF PAPERS (1989) (1)Laboratory analysis of the airborne sound transmission through prefabricated structural glazing, (invited paper) (1996) (1)The Zurich Model (2009) Network planning for more effective public transport in New Zealand cities (2010) (1)Editorial: A funny thing happened on the way to Paris (1999) Vibration attenuation at junctions of point connected plates (1996) (1)Editorial (2000) Referees 2010 (2010) Land-use and Transport Planning: Density is Not Destiny (2010) (0)Vibrational energy flow at junctions of point connected plates (1996) (0)Planning Australia: Transport planning (2012) Sound insulation of finite sized sandwich panels (1996) (0)Journey To Work In The Greater Metropolitan Area – 1991 Data Analysis (1997) Invited paper: a user's perspective (1994) (0)Structure-borne sound transmission between elastically coupled plates, invited lecture (1993) (0)Speech intelligibility between consultancy modules in landscape banking offices (1994) (0)Urban transport and urban form (2020) Urban policy, anyone?: [Comparison of public transport services in inner and outer metropolitan areas.] (2005) (0)EVALUATION OF ROOM ACOUSTICAL PREDICTIONS IN TYPICAL ROOM ACOUSTICAL CONDITIONS (1994) (0)RATIONING ROADSPACE: IS PRICING REALLY BETTER THAN CONGESTION? (1998) (0)Obituary (2010) Sustainable Transportation in Tourism Destinations: The Case of Iguaçu National Park, Brazil (2007) (0)Public Transport 101 (2009) Time for a radical reversal of transport priorities (2013) (0)Prediction of rainfall noise on single and double glazing (invited paper) (1996) (0)Revenge of the clerks [The closure of the Urban Research Program at the Australian National University] (1999) (0)How Should Planners Respond to the Eddington Report (2009) (0)In situ measurement of the elastic properties of building components (1996) (0)Extravagant Status Quo (2009) (0)Numerical simulation of sound absorption in reverberation rooms (1994) (0)Are our rail systems really at capacity? [Transport.] (2004) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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