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

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Bettina Sch?ndorf-Haubold Dr. iur.ilable services and decreasing subsidies. A possible way of escape from this situation consists in establishing computer-aided planning systems on operational level (cf. Magnanti [10], Wren [13], Bodin et al. [1], Rousseau [12]).

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The Executor of IMC: The Marcom Managern the context of the transportation of the handicapped. The main contributions of this paper are the innovative concept of the mini-clusters, the generalisation of the column generation algorithm for the .-TSP with time windows (Desrosiers, Soumis and Desrochers [11]) to solve problems with several

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Power under the Veil of Democracywidely investigated in the literature [1], [2], [3], [7], [10]. The aim of this paper is to present a novel approach to the bus drivers’ scheduling, integrating network models and algorithms with logic programming.

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The Exercise of Power in Communication 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).

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The Exercise of Power in Communicationdaily personnel requirements. In some areas daily fluctuations are superseded by weekly and seasonal requirements. The basic activities creating the requirements are services in terms of time which normally cannot be influenced and easily reproduced. The daily requirement frequently goes over more t