ISBN: 3-540-65775-4
TITLE: Computer-Aided Transit Scheduling
AUTHOR: Wilson, Nigel H.M. (Ed.)
TOC:

Part 1: Crew Scheduling
Solution of Large-Scale Railway Crew Planning Problems: The Italian Experience 1
Alberto Caprara, Matteo Fischetti, Pier Luigi Guida, Paolo Toth and Daniele Vigo, ITALY
Crew Pairing for a Regional Carrier 19
Guy Desaulniers, Jacques Desrosiers and Arielle Lasry, CANADA and Marius M. Solomon, USA
An Improved ILP System for Driver Scheduling 43
Sarah Fores, Les Proll and Anthony Wren, UK
An Exact Algorithm for the Vehicle and Crew Scheduling Problem 63
Knut Haase and Christian Friberg, GERMANY
Driver Scheduling Using Genetic Algorithms with Embedded Combinatorial Traits 81
Ann S.K. Kwan, Raymond S.K. Kwan, and Anthony Wren, UK
An Integrated Approach to Extra-Urban Crew and Vehicle Scheduling 103
Andrea Gaffi and Maddalena Nonato, ITALY
Producing Train Driver Schedules under Differing Operating Strategies 129
Ann S.K. Kwan, Raymond S.K. Kwan, Margaret E. Parker and Anthony Wren, UK
Integrated Scheduling of Buses and Drivers 155
Anthony Wren, UK and Nicolau D. Fares Gualda, BRASIL
Part 2: Vehicle Scheduling and Service Design
Object Oriented Bus Vehicle Scheduling - The BOOST System 179
Raymond S.K. Kwan and Mohammad A. Rahin, UK
Solving Large-Scale Multiple-Depot Vehicle Scheduling Problems 195
Andreas Lbel, GERMANY
Exact Algorithms for the Multi-Depot Vehicle Scheduling Problem Based on Multicommodity
Network Flow Type Formulations 223
Marta Mesquita and Jos Paixo, PORTUGAL
Timetable Synchronization for Buses 247
Avishai Ceder and Ofer Tal, ISRAEL
Transportation Service Network Design: Models and Algorithms 261
Cynthia Barnhart and Daeki Kim, USA
Locomotive Assignment Using Train Delays 283
Koorush Ziarati, Franois Soumis and Jacques Desrosiers, CANADA
Part 3: Real-Time Control, Demand Responsive Systems and Information Systems
Optimal Real-Time Control Strategies for Rail Transit Operations During Disruptions 299
Susan W. O'Dell and Nigel H.M. Wilson, USA
Modeling Real-Time Control Strategies in Public Transit Operations 325
Xu Jun Eberlein, Nigel H.M. Wilson and David Bernstein, USA
Knowledge-Based Decision Support System for Real-Time Train Traffic Control 347
Alexander Fay and Eckehard Schnieder, GERMANY
Requirements for, and Design of, an Operations Control System for Railways 371
Leena Suhl and Taeb Mellouli, GERMANY
Telebus Berlin: Vehicle Scheduling in a Dial-a-Ride System 391
Ralf Borndrfer, Martin Grtschel, Fridolin Klostermeier and Christian Kttner, GERMANY
Advanced Technologies in the Design of Public Transit & City Information Systems 423
Joachim R. Daduna and Kamen Danowski, GERMANY
Appendix 1 List of Authors
Appendix 2 List of the Presented Papers Which are not Included in this Volume
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