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INDEX
1. IMPACTS ON MOBILITY
The demand in a railway corridor after the HSR 9
Folgueira, César. Jaro, Lorenzo.
Intermodal passenger transport in Spanish high-speed rail stations 25
Jaro, Lorenzo. Folgueira, César.
High-speed rail in developing countries and potential inequalities of use:
the case of Morocco 37
Delaplace, Marie.
Airline and railway disintegration in China:
the case of Shanghai Hongqiao Integrated Transport Hub 61
Givoni, Moshe. Chen, Xueming.
2. URBAN IMPACTS
The rail traveller, pedestrian or customer? Passenger flow and retail: critical
boundary objects in HS Station development 81
Baron, Nacima.
South Madrid and High Speed. An example of symbiosis 99
Ayrault Pérez, Juan.
Central versus Peripheral High-Speed Rail Stations: Opportunities For Companies
to Relocate? The cases of Reims Central Station and Champagne-Ardenne Station 137
Beckerich, Christophe. Benoit, Sylvie. Delaplace, Marie.
Which way to the city centre? Pedestrian itineraries between High Speed Rail
stations and historic centres. Assessing urban quality and tourist behaviour
through GPS tracks in Toledo. 163
Coronado, José María. Moyano, Amparo. Romero de Ávila, Vicente. Rodríguez Lázaro,
Francisco Javier. Ruiz Fernández, Rita.
Processes, urban impact and evaluation of the high-speed rail in the city
of Zaragoza, Spain 179
Fernández-Ges, Andrés.
Long Term Implications of HSR on Small cities: Ciudad Real and Puertollano
revisited 25 years after the arrival of the HSR 207
Coronado, José María. Ureña, José María.
Impacts of station accessibility and regional heterogeneity on HSR ridership 225
Kim, Junghwa. Li, Yeun-Touh. Schmöcker, Jan-Dirk.
High-speed rail and urban development in Spain from 1992 to 2016 239
Miralles i Garcia, José Luis.
International Congress on High-speed Rail: Technologies and Long Term Impacts - Ciudad Real (Spain) - 25th anniversary Madrid-Sevilla corridor 3