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Real-Time Optimization of Passenger Collection for Commuter Rail Systems
| 题名： | Real-Time Optimization of Passenger Collection for Commuter Rail Systems |
| 作者： | Yu, Y.; Machemehl, R.; Hakimi, S. |
| 关键词： | Rail transportation##Public transportation##Commuter transportation##Buses##Optimization##Passenger transportation##Real time operations##Traffic congestion##Transportation modes##Transportation networks##Travel demand##Trip generation##Urban areas##Commuter rail systems## |
| 摘要： | Commuter rail systems are being introduced into many urban areas as an alternative mode to automobiles for commuting trips. The shift from the auto mode to rail mode is anticipated to greatly help alleviate traffic congestion in urban road networks. However, the right-of-way of many existing commuter rail systems is usually not ideally located. Since the locations of rail systems were typically chosen long ago to serve the needs of freight customers, the majority of current commuter rail passengers have to take a non-walkable connecting trip to reach their final destinations after departing even the most conveniently located rail stations. To make rail a more viable, competitive commuting option, a bus feeder or circulator system is proposed for seamlessly transporting passengers from their departing rail stations to final work destinations. The primary research challenge in modeling such a bus circulator system is to optimally determine a bus route and stop sequence for each circulating tour using the real-time demand information. In this paper, we termed this joint routing and stop optimization problem the circulator service network design problem, the objective of which is to minimize the total tour cost incurred by bus passengers and operators while minimizing the walk time of each individual bus passenger. |
| 总页数： | 43 |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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