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Japanese communications developments and the Australian transport-landuse system. The missing link

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Initially, an examination is made of the study of transport-land use interactions in Japan and their implications for Southeast Asian cities and regions. Then computerised telecommunications developments in Japan are considered and their implications for future transport-land use interactions in Australia explored.

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Transactions of the Institution of Engineers, Australia. Multi-diciplinary engineering

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