S Nutley
Biographic Data
| ID | 5438136 |
|---|---|
| NAME | S Nutley |
| GIVEN NAMES | S |
| FAMILY NAME | Nutley |
| SIGNATURE | NUTLEY S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Wales Trinity Saint David |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Rural transport problems and non-car populations in the USA
Unconventional modes’ of transport in rural Britain: Progress to 1985
Planning options for the improvement of rural accessibility: Use of the time-space approach
Nutley S. D. (1985) Planning options for the improvement of rural accessibility: use of the time-space approach, Reg. Studies 19, 37–50. Using a time-space approach, it is explained how the evaluation of current accessibility problems in rural areas can be carried forward into planning ‘solutions’. Forty planning options are presented for improving access standards in a small case study area in rural Wales. These include conventional bus services…
Rural Problems: Review
Planning for Rural Accessibility Provision: Welfare, Economy, and Equity
Although there have been a great many studies of rural accessibility, the vast majority have been concerned only with basic survey and evaluation, with very little systematic attempt at developing methodology for improving rural access standards. This paper is based upon previous work using the time-space approach to evaluation and policy appraisal, and considers its extension into planning. This can only be done under the guidance of crucial pol…
The concept of “isolation”—A method of evaluation and a West Highland example
Nutley S. D. (1980) The concept of "isolation"—a method of evaluation and a West Highland example, Reg. Studies 14, 111–123. The term "isolation" is widely used in everyday speech, and has considerable spatial implications, but has undergone very little conceptual discussion. Relevant "isolating" factors are considered in general terms and in the specific context of the West Highlands. A methodology is borrowed from landscape evaluation and suita…
Accessibility, mobility and transport-related welfare: The case of rural wales
Rural transport problems and non-car populations in the USA
Accessibility, mobility and transport-related welfare: The case of rural wales
Unconventional modes’ of transport in rural Britain: Progress to 1985
Planning options for the improvement of rural accessibility: Use of the time-space approach
Nutley S. D. (1985) Planning options for the improvement of rural accessibility: use of the time-space approach, Reg. Studies 19, 37–50. Using a time-space approach, it is explained how the evaluation of current accessibility problems in rural areas can be carried forward into planning ‘solutions’. Forty planning options are presented for improving access standards in a small case study area in rural Wales. These include conventional bus services…
The concept of “isolation”—A method of evaluation and a West Highland example
Nutley S. D. (1980) The concept of "isolation"—a method of evaluation and a West Highland example, Reg. Studies 14, 111–123. The term "isolation" is widely used in everyday speech, and has considerable spatial implications, but has undergone very little conceptual discussion. Relevant "isolating" factors are considered in general terms and in the specific context of the West Highlands. A methodology is borrowed from landscape evaluation and suita…
The concept of “isolation”—A method of evaluation and a West Highland example
Nutley S. D. (1980) The concept of "isolation"—a method of evaluation and a West Highland example, Reg. Studies 14, 111–123. The term "isolation" is widely used in everyday speech, and has considerable spatial implications, but has undergone very little conceptual discussion. Relevant "isolating" factors are considered in general terms and in the specific context of the West Highlands. A methodology is borrowed from landscape evaluation and suita…
Accessibility, mobility and transport-related welfare: The case of rural wales
Rural Problems: Review
Planning for Rural Accessibility Provision: Welfare, Economy, and Equity
Although there have been a great many studies of rural accessibility, the vast majority have been concerned only with basic survey and evaluation, with very little systematic attempt at developing methodology for improving rural access standards. This paper is based upon previous work using the time-space approach to evaluation and policy appraisal, and considers its extension into planning. This can only be done under the guidance of crucial pol…
Planning options for the improvement of rural accessibility: Use of the time-space approach
Nutley S. D. (1985) Planning options for the improvement of rural accessibility: use of the time-space approach, Reg. Studies 19, 37–50. Using a time-space approach, it is explained how the evaluation of current accessibility problems in rural areas can be carried forward into planning ‘solutions’. Forty planning options are presented for improving access standards in a small case study area in rural Wales. These include conventional bus services…
Unconventional modes’ of transport in rural Britain: Progress to 1985
Rural transport problems and non-car populations in the USA
Geography (7 works) · Economics (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Urban Transport and Accessibility (5 works) · Rural area (4 works) · Rural development and sustainability (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Engineering (3 works)