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Aerospace, 2022 The aviation industry in the COVID-19 pandemic era (caused by the SARS-CoV-2 pathogen) is practically starting from scratch as significant losses have been recorded since the outbreak in December 2019.
Stavroula P. Kitsou +3 more
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Considering Passenger Preferences in Integrated Postdisruption Recoveries of Aircraft and Passengers [PDF]
Mathematical Problems in Engineering, 2019 After a disruption to its operations, an airline needs to dispatch its aircraft and accommodate affected passengers in order to resume normal operations. When facing a flight delay or cancelation, passengers usually have two options—switching to a different itinerary or receiving ticket refunds.
Tianshun Yang, Yuzhen Hu
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A simplified pneumatic model for air brake of passenger trains
Railway Engineering Science, 2023 Braking system performance is relevant for both railway safety and network optimization. Most trains employ air brake systems; air brake systems of freight trains mostly cannot achieve a synchronous application of brake forces, which is usually customary
Luciano Cantone, Andrea Ottati
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Energies, 2022 In order to decarbonize the rail industry, the development of innovative locomotives with the ability to use multiple energy sources, constituting hybrid powertrains, plays a central role in transitioning from conventional diesel trains.
Petronilla Fragiacomo +6 more
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Recovery time and propagation effects of passenger transport disruptions [PDF]
Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications, 2018 Abstract We propose a method to evaluate public transport network vulnerability. We study the evolution of the passenger Volume Over Capacity (VOC) ratio throughout the network to measure the spatial and temporal extent of the impacts caused by an unplanned service segment disruption.
Malandri, Caterina +2 more
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Urban Rail Transit, 2023 In the extensive urban rail transit network, interruptions will lead to service delays on the current line and spread to other lines, forcing many passengers to wait, detour, or even give up their trips.
Guanghui Su +4 more
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Integrated aircraft and passenger recovery with cruise time controllability [PDF]
Annals of Operations Research, 2013 zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Arıkan, U., Gürel, S., Aktürk, M.S.
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Disruption Recovery for Urban Public Tram System: An Analysis of Replacement Service Selection
IEEE Access, 2020 Disruption recovery is an imperative task for the tram system, which has caused widespread concerns in the public transport area. In this paper, how to provide replacement services for stranded passengers during short-term unplanned events has been ...
Yan Fang, Yiping Jiang, Wei Fei
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The Impact of Airline Differentiation on Marginal Cost Pricing at UK Airports [PDF]
, 2013 Airport pricing is a central issue in international transport policies, which tend to support pricing schemes based on marginal operating costs. This paper aims to provide empirical evidence in support of increased differentiation in airport charges on ...
Lei, Zheng, Voltes-Dorta, Augusto
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Energies, 2020 Energy-saving and energy-recovery strategies represent key factors to achieve operational cost reductions within rail systems’ management tasks. However, in altering service features, they also affect passenger satisfaction.
Luca D’Acierno, Marilisa Botte
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