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

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Diana Zacharias Dr. iur., LL.M. (Sydney)adapted to bus scheduling in 1970 (Wren (8)). Throughout the 1970s continual improvements were made, and the definitive version of the stand-alone program is given by Smith and Wren (4). VAMPIRES is based on a powerful heuristic which seeks out all opportunities of dead running and identifies change

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Stephan Leibfried Dr. rer. pol.iversity of Montréal and the Montréal Urban Community Transit Corporation (S.T.C.U.M.). Since then, considerable development efforts have produced a state-of-the- art software package that addresses the vehicle and crew scheduling problems of the transit industry. Our company, GIRO Inc, was created

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-04531-8hicles to trips; and (4) assignment of drivers. It is desirable for all components to be planned simultaneously to exploit the system’s capability to the greatest extent and to maximize the systems’s productivity and efficiency. However, this planning process is extremely cumbersome and complex, wit

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A Model of Instability in Asset Marketse ability to respond to changing demand for travel. The dynamic nature of the problem means that no once and for all balance can be achieved between quality of service and financial policy and yet planning decisions reached often have long term implications. The planning and scheduling problems face

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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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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).

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The Object of IMC: StakeholdersMost large transit companies operate several garages, and must face the problem of deciding which garages will adequately serve bus routes. Several costs and operational constraints must be taken into account in the decision process. Since terminology varies between transit operators, we first define some basic terms.