Titlebook: Handbook of Optimization in the Railway Industry; Ralf Bornd?rfer,Torsten Klug,Thomas Schlechte Book 2018 Springer International Publishin

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Aggregation Methods for Railway Network Design Based on Lifted Benders Cuts,ver the next 20 years due to the increases in national and international trade. Internal predictions of Deutsche Bahn AG, the most important German railway enterprise, assume a mean increase of 2% per year for rail freight traffic until 2030. At this pace, the German railway network in its current s

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Freight Train Routing,portation network is important since in contrast to road and air traffic the routing through railway networks is more challenging and the extensions of capacity are expensive and long-term projects. Therefore, an optimized routing of freight trains have a great potential to exploit remaining capacit

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Modern Challenges in Timetabling,unctuality, cost efficiency, flexibility and minimization of travel time. We show the state-of-the-art techniques and their extensions to new challenges, in particular, multi-period timetables and robustness. We conclude with a case study from the Italian Railways that shows the effectiveness of our

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Railway Track Allocation,he precise routing of trains through a railway network, which usually has only a limited capacity. Moreover, the departure and arrival times at the visited stations of each train must simultaneously meet several operational and safety requirements. The problem to find the “best possible” allocation

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Use of Optimization Tools for Routing in Rail Freight Transport,tion. Customers with high demand order unit trains, that are pulled by one or two locomotives from their respective origins to their destinations. In contrast, customers with less demand order a limited amount of single cars, that are first pulled to a classification yard. There they are grouped tog