Titlebook: Computer-Aided Transit Scheduling; Proceedings of the F Joachim R. Daduna,Anthony Wren (Senior Lecturer) Conference proceedings 1988 Spring

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-04531-8industrial, cultural, educational, social and recreational transportation needs of the community. It is the purpose of this component to set appropriate timetables for each transit route to meet the variation in the public demand. Determination of timetables is performed on the basis of passenger co

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0075-8442 several papers described further mathematical methods in the course of development. A wide variety of bus scheduling approaches was reported, many of them being978-3-540-19441-5978-3-642-85966-3Series ISSN 0075-8442 Series E-ISSN 2196-9957

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Computer-Aided Scheduling in Urban Mass Transit Companies: Past, Present and Futureion or even expansion, of available services and decreasing subsidies. This situation results from different interests of the groups concerned, for example, transport authority management, politicians and passengers; it remains insoluble.

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An Interactive System for Extra-Urban Vehicle and Crew Scheduling Problemss management in mass transit agencies. Computer-aided systems have been regarded by company managers as potentially helpful tools for schedulers, aimed at achieving a number of profitable effects: to speed-up the time consuming manual planning process; to improve the quality of the schedules obtaine

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Aspects of Bus Crew Scheduling Using a Set Partitioning Modelis labour-intensive, and the cost of providing the drivers can account for up to 50% of the total operating costs. The nature of the demand for public transport compounds the scheduling problem, as it is impossible for a driver to cover both the morning and evening peak periods in a normal working d

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Experiences with a Crew Scheduling System Based on Set Covering the 1983 Workshop. The basic form is still broadly similar to that given in (6), but several enhancements have been made, and a decomposition process has been introduced to deal with large problems. The current system is described, apart from the decomposition process, by Smith and Wren (2).