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A Novel Approach to Railway Planning

Forsgren, Malin (author)
RISE,SICS
Aronsson, Martin (author)
RISE,Decisions, Networks and Analytics lab
Kreuger, Per (author)
RISE,Decisions, Networks and Analytics lab
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Franzén, Thomas (author)
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2009
2009
English.
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  • Today, detailed railway timetables in Sweden are published up to a year in advance, despite being based on volatile facts. We describe a new railway planning concept for Banverket, the Swedish Rail Administration, that aims to reduce the workload and increase the timetable quality, thus making railway traffic more cost-effective and attractive. The concept distinguishes between deliverables and production plans. The former are settled early and involve a selection of arrival and departure times that Banverket promises to deliver to the operators. The latter are fixed later, and only when sufficient information is available.

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NATURVETENSKAP  -- Data- och informationsvetenskap (hsv//swe)
NATURAL SCIENCES  -- Computer and Information Sciences (hsv//eng)

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