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

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Integrated Decision Support Systems for Urban Transport Scheduling: Discussion of Implementation anduality of service and financial policy and yet planning decisions reached often have long term implications. The planning and scheduling problems faced by managers can be classified according to the time horizon considered, as shown in Table 1.

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Aspects of Bus Crew Scheduling Using a Set Partitioning ModelIn addition, in some cities greater restrictions have been placed on undesirable working hours. Efficient driver scheduling has therefore become more and more important, and naturally attention has been given to the development of computer-based scheduling systems.

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Stephan Leibfried Dr. rer. pol.than twenty-five sites around the world, either directly or in cooperation with local firms in operations research and transportation planning. GIRO has grown rapidly and today counts more than 40 professionals.

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Overview of HASTUS Current and Future Versionsthan twenty-five sites around the world, either directly or in cooperation with local firms in operations research and transportation planning. GIRO has grown rapidly and today counts more than 40 professionals.

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An Interactive System for Extra-Urban Vehicle and Crew Scheduling Problemsd; to perform “what-if” cost analyses with respect to changes in the timetable, cost parameters, driver regulations, depots locations and capacities; to increase the level of integration of the Management Information System.