A simplified approach for developing a multi-modal travel planner

    Authors

    M. A. Abdel-Aty

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    Abbreviated Journal Title

    Its J.

    Keywords

    advanced information systems; activity scheduling; route choice; multi-modal travel; A-RIDE PROBLEM; SALESMAN PROBLEM; TIME WINDOWS; MODEL; BEHAVIOR; HEURISTICS; CHOICE; Operations Research & Management Science; Transportation Science &; Technology

    Abstract

    This paper presents a simplified approach for developing a system that would have the ability to coordinate and integrate the diverse sources of information to provide the user with useful information that would not only assist him in planning individual trips, but would aid the user in planning a sequence of daily travel activities. This integrated system would provide the users with a wider range of travel mode, route, destinations, and scheduling options. It will aid its user in planning his daily itinerary by arranging the sequence of stops, suggesting and possibly selecting stop locations, providing transit route and schedule information, and suggesting travel routes. The formulation should consider time constraints, activity needs, real transit service parameters and the actual roadway system. This paper addresses the travel itinerary planning concept which is a variant of the traveling salesman problem.

    Journal Title

    Its Journal

    Volume

    5

    Issue/Number

    3

    Publication Date

    1-1-1999

    Document Type

    Article

    Language

    English

    First Page

    195

    Last Page

    215

    WOS Identifier

    WOS:000084725500002

    ISSN

    1024-8072

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