Computer-Aided Transit Scheduling : Proceedings of the Fourth International Workshop on Computer-Aided Scheduling of Public Transport

1 -- Computer-aided scheduling in urban mass transit companies: Past, present and future -- 2 -- ALIAGES: A system for the assignment of bus routes to garages -- The multiple vehicle DIAL-A-RIDE problem -- Bus scheduling with a fixed number of vehicles -- An interactive system for extra-urban vehicle and crew scheduling problems -- A Lagrangian relaxation based heuristic for the urban transit crew scheduling problem -- BDS: A system for the bus drivers’ scheduling problem integrating combinatorial optimization and logic programming -- CREW-OPT: Crew scheduling by column generation -- Aspects of bus crew scheduling using a set partitioning model -- Experiences with a crew scheduling system based on set covering -- Planning shift work and duty roster for personnel with variable workload -- 3 -- Computer-aided vehicle and duty scheduling using the HOT programme system -- Development and implementation of an automatic system for bus and crew scheduling at RN — Portugal -- The development of Micro-BUSMAN: Scheduling on micro-computers -- Overview of HASTUS current and future versions -- Scheduling on microcomputers using MICROBUS -- INTERPLAN — An interactive program system for crew scheduling and rostering of public transport -- OPTIBUS: A scheduling package -- Integrated decision support systems for urban transport scheduling: Discussion of implementation and experience -- CHIC Graphic and CHIC Services: RATP-developed software packages for time- scheduled design -- Scheduling railway motive power -- 4 -- The use of computers in bus and crew scheduling by London Buses and its predecessors: A user’s view -- The transition to computerized bus and crew scheduling at the Montréal urban community transit company -- The SEMTA experience with computer-aided scheduling -- 5 -- Designing transit short-turn trips with the elimination of imbalanced loads -- Co-ordination of joint headways -- Computer-aided line network design (DIANA) and minimization of transfer times in networks (FABIAN) -- Schedule synchronization for public transit networks -- Appendix 1 -- Appendix 2.