Advanced Methods in Transportation Analysis
By: edited by Lucio Bianco, Paolo Toth
Contributors: Toth, Paolo
Series: Transportation Analysis; Transportation Analysis
Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Published: 1996
Place of publication: Berlin, Heidelberg
Language: eng
Format: [electronic resource] /
Number of pages: 619
ISBN-13: 9783642852589; 9783642852565
Subjects: Engineering; Economics; Regional economics
Description: This volume offers a survey of the most important current research in mathematical modelling for transportation analysis with particular emphasis on transportation planning, transportation management and vehicle management. In particular, the reader will find models, solution algorithms and computational results which allow to deal with the most complex problems in the above mentioned fields of transportation. All papers have been refereed and updated. The volume therefore offers a comprehensive and up-to-date view of transportation research.
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Table of contents: title: From the contents: O-D Demand Adjustment Problem with Congestion: Part I. Model Analysis and Optimality Conditions; title: An Efficient Algorithm for a Bicriterion Traffic Assignment Problem; title: Modelling and Performance Analysis of Urban Transportation Networks; title: Multicriteria Evaluation Model of Public Transport Networks; title: Relationship between Parking Localization and Traffic Flows in Urban Areas; title: Structure of a Dynamic Network Loading Model for the Evaluation of Control Strategies; title: A System Optimal Traffic Assignment Model with Distributed Parameters; title: A Parallel Approach to Large-Scale Nonlinear Network Optimization; title: Why Regulate Prices in Freight Transportation Markets?- The Impact of Predictive Information on Guidance Efficiency: an Analytical Approach; title: A Parking Simulation Model for Evaluating Availability Information Service; title: Queuing Optimization of Signalized Intersections; title: An Approximate Labelling Algorithm for the Dynamic Assignment Problem; title: Hybrid Genetic Algorithms for Bus Driver Scheduling.