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Energy-Efficient Timetabling Approach Considering Varying Train Loads and Realistic Speed Profiles
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Energy saving has become a key concern of metro systems to reduce operating costs and meet the requirements of sustainable development. Energy-efficient timetabling, an effective way to reduce traction energy consumption, ...
Method for Coordinated Passenger Inflow Control Strategy of Metro with Flexible Control Time Step Considering Long–Short Route Pattern
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: In metropolises with large populations, some metro lines tend to have particularly high train load rates during peak hours, causing passengers to be stranded for several times on the platforms of some stations, triggering ...
Real-Time Passenger Flow Anomaly Detection Considering Typical Time Series Clustered Characteristics at Metro Stations
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: Real-time anomaly detection at metro stations is a very important task with considerable implications for massive passenger flow organization and train timetable rescheduling. State-of-the-art studies tend to conduct ...