Intelligent scheduling of public traffic vehicles based on a hybrid genetic algorithm

Zhang, Feizhou; Cao, Xuejun; Yang, Dongkai

doi:10.1016/s1007-0214(08)70103-2

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“…The papers [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9] suggest approaches to solve the problem of train routing based on genetic algorithms. The authors in [1] proposed a genetic algorithm for routing and scheduling trains to achieve efficient and reliable travel itinerary and schedule.…”

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Estimation of the interaction level between urban passenger transport and city train

et al. 2019

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In the article the estimation of the interaction level between urban passenger transport and city train was made using the systems approach through application of modern methods of developing adequate easy-to-use mathematical models. Applying the systems approach, the transport node was considered as a comprehensive object, which is a single entity. It was identified that the transport node efficiency depends on the interaction level of the structure and its technology with the passenger traffic that requires designing a rational structure of the node and providing the technological interaction setting. The flow chart of determination the indicators of urban passenger transport modes’ operation was proposed in order to improve the passenger service quality by increasing the level of interaction of urban passenger transport modes with each other, also the system of efficient use of urban transport means was developed. The system of criteria for assessing the level of interaction between urban passenger transport and city train was implemented, which consists of criteria for the individual assessment of urban passenger transport and city train and criteria for their system interoperability, including consideration of the system quality from the passenger’s point of view.

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Section: Literature Review and Defining The Problemmentioning

confidence: 99%

Estimation of the interaction level between urban passenger transport and city train

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“…To mitigate these shortcomings, more advanced studies for diverse path problems should involve lower overall distances and emphasize saving computational time by improving model qualities with hybrid GA/Tabu [45], GA/particle swarm optimization [46], GA/fuzzy [47], GA/ time windows [48,49], SA/fuzzy [50], SA/time windows [37][38][39][40], SA/Tabu [51][52][53], and advanced evolutionary algorithms [44].…”

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Low Carbon Footprint Routes for Bird Watching

Fang¹,

Huang

Chou

et al. 2015

Sustainability

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Abstract:Bird watching is one of many recreational activities popular in ecotourism. Its popularity, therefore, prompts the need for studies on energy conservation. One such environmentally friendly approach toward minimizing bird watching's ecological impact is ensuring a reduced carbon footprint by using an economic travel itinerary comprising a series of connected routes between tourist attractions that minimizes transit time. This study used a travel-route planning approach using geographic information systems to detect the shortest path, thereby solving the problems associated with time-consuming transport. Based on the results of road network analyses, optimal travel-route planning can be determined. These methods include simulated annealing (SA) and genetic algorithms (GA). We applied two algorithms in our simulation research to detect which one is an appropriate algorithm for running carbon-routing algorithms at the regional scale. SA, which is superior to GA, is considered an excellent approach to search for the optimal path to reduce carbon dioxide and high gasoline fees, thereby controlling travel time by using the shortest travel routes. OPEN ACCESSSustainability 2015, 7 3291

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“…Usually, work zones have to be established and set up for maintenance projects in order to avoid traffic interruptions in situations with some lanes closed and others still in operation (Huang, Shi 2008). In a two-lane two-way segment, one lane gets closed at a time while another continues to be used for traffic, alternating directions through the work zone and ensuring continuous traffic.…”

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Assessment of Health and Safety Solutions at a Construction Site

Dėjus

Antuchevičienė

2013

Journal of Civil Engineering and Management

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To design solutions for occupational safety at a construction site for the construction technology project, an occupational hazard was assessed. Possible solutions for occupational safety depend on the number of criteria such as hazardous factors from which workers must be protected; the number of danger zones; architectural-design and structural solutions of a building; types of technical protection measures, etc. A large set of solutions for occupational safety predetermines the number of respective typical (or repeated) solutions, which are based on specific technical safety measures and are applicable depending on a hazardous factor; besides, it determines systematisation of the solutions on these grounds. It is suggested to use the Multiple Criteria Decision Making (MCDM) technique for assessment and selection of appropriate solutions for occupational safety. The authors propose formulating assessed alternatives from the typical solutions to ensure their quality and then apply the entropy method for determining relative significances of evaluation criteria and, finally, use Weighted Aggregated Sum Product Assessment (WASPAS) method for ranking of alternatives.

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Intelligent scheduling of public traffic vehicles based on a hybrid genetic algorithm

Cited by 19 publications

References 21 publications

Estimation of the interaction level between urban passenger transport and city train

Estimation of the interaction level between urban passenger transport and city train

Low Carbon Footprint Routes for Bird Watching

Assessment of Health and Safety Solutions at a Construction Site

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