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57 Review of Sessions Areas for Possible Research Andrea Meyer, Working Knowledge, Boulder, Colorado, USA, Rapporteur Dana Meyer, Working Knowledge, Boulder, Colorado, USA, Rapporteur The presentations and discussions during the sympo-sium revealed a wide range of possible avenues for research. These diverse research interests and potential priorities can be grouped in several overlapping thematic dimensions such as scope, performance metrics, stakeholder behavior, cross-sectional studies, and longitudinal studies.
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58 city logistics research: a transatlantic perspective category of performance measures was the environmental and social metrics associated with the negative externalities of urban freight. These included measures such as congestion, CO2 emissions, particulates, noise, and safety.
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59review of sessions: areas for possible research postmortems) , literature reviews, and stakeholder interviews.
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