2019
DOI: 10.1155/2019/9846970
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An Optimization Method for Operation Adjustment of High-Speed Delayed Trains

Abstract: Train delays have a great impact on the schedule of high-speed railways including overall efficiency and the quality of the travel service of the passengers. Therefore, the development of an approach to recover a schedule via timely and rapid operation adjustments must be investigated. In this paper, a complete final real-time adjustment scheme is proposed for the train dispatcher of a railway enterprise for delayed trains. A train operation process model based on the Max-Plus algebra method is proposed. Six o… Show more

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“…en, Li et al [28] proposed six adjustment strategies on train operation adjustment to minimize the total delay time of the trains at each station. Zhan et al [22], Zhou et al [29], and Ghaemi et al [30] also proposed some effective adjustment strategies.…”
Section: Adjustment Methods Of the Train Operationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…en, Li et al [28] proposed six adjustment strategies on train operation adjustment to minimize the total delay time of the trains at each station. Zhan et al [22], Zhou et al [29], and Ghaemi et al [30] also proposed some effective adjustment strategies.…”
Section: Adjustment Methods Of the Train Operationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [28], the train adjustment strategy has been comprehensively analysed. We choose some suitable and effective strategies to apply in this paper.…”
Section: Adjustment Strategy For the Train Conflictmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Different dispatching strategies, such as re-timing [13,14], reordering [15], rerouting, and even train cancellations [16,17], have been used to solve the train rescheduling problem, that is, to minimise deviation from original timetables. However, research into the effects of train passes on delays is relatively scarce.…”
Section: Delay Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%