Multicriteria Analysis of Hungarian Journey Planners

Esztergár-Kiss, Domokos; Csiszár, Csaba

doi:10.3311/pptr.8570

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“…For some time now, there has been growing interest among researchers in studying the development and usability of mobile travel applications tools [26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37]. The various journey planner solutions have a number of different attributes (functionalities), which translate into less information for the traveller to use.…”

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A Multi-Criteria Evaluation of Applications Supporting Public Transport Users

Solecka

Kiciński

2022

Energies

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Reducing the energy consumption of transport in urban areas is possible if appropriate measures are taken to make public transport more attractive. These include all kinds of journey planners that are part of the passenger information system. Various applications available on the market allow passengers to evaluate their usability. This paper presents and compares nine of the most popular journey planners available to iOS and Android users travelling in Krakow. The comparison took into account all the information obtained from the surveys. In addition, using a multi-criteria approach, the final ranking of the set of journey planners was developed. The assessment was made on the basis of a set of nine criteria indicated by travellers as the most important ones. The obtained results showed disproportions in the functionality of particular solutions. They also indicated the apps that are most frequently and willingly used by local (urban city/agglomeration) travellers.

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A Multi-Criteria Evaluation of Applications Supporting Public Transport Users

Solecka

Kiciński

2022

Energies

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“…A research that examined the smartphone usage behaviour revealed that 75% of smartphone users use their device to navigate or gain traffic-related information (ThinkMobile 2011) and the most popular applications are weather, social networking, maps and navigation types of apps (Sutherland 2013). Esztergár-Kiss and Csiszár (2016) examined the trends in the development of route planner applications. They identified the functional integration, crowd-sourcing and use of real-time data as the most relevant advances, which correlates with user needs.…”

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Integrated Information Service for Plug-in Electric Vehicle Users Including Smart Grid Functions

Csonka

Csiszár

2019

Transport

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Information provision can mitigate the drawbacks of electric vehicle use. In this paper, we elaborate an integrated Information Service (IS) for Plug-in Electric Vehicle (PEV) users that cover each process of use. The system elements and their relations are modelled. We deduce the functions from the negatives of electric vehicles compared to conventional ones. The information management processes are elaborated in detail. We focus on the charging and recharging periods considering dynamic electricity rates in the Smart Grid in order to minimalize the cost of charging from the user’s perspective. We elaborate a cost saving method and evaluate the effects of dynamic tariff and forethoughtful behaviour. Since our proposed information, service covers each phase of use and reduces charging costs the presented solution simplifies electric vehicle use and improves efficiency. Furthermore, we elaborate the automatic charging scheduling methods that significantly reduce the charging cost and the fluctuation of the electricity demand.

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“…In traditional models the role of the parking places is a problem [22], since they are different types of actors than road sections, so-called foreign elements with "storage properties".…”

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Combined Mathematical Modeling of Different Transport Networks, Considerations and Complex Analysis

2017

APH

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On the grounds of our traffic network model developments an exact mathematical model can be created based on the union of different types of transport networks. The initial network is the vehicle traffic network that integrates the public transport network as well. During this study the union of road and pedestrian networks is initially created and then we further examine the possibility of generalization of complex networks thereafter.

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Multicriteria Analysis of Hungarian Journey Planners

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Cited by 13 publications

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A Multi-Criteria Evaluation of Applications Supporting Public Transport Users

A Multi-Criteria Evaluation of Applications Supporting Public Transport Users

Integrated Information Service for Plug-in Electric Vehicle Users Including Smart Grid Functions

Combined Mathematical Modeling of Different Transport Networks, Considerations and Complex Analysis

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