O-D Demand Adjustment Problem with Congestion: Part I. Model Analysis and Optimality Conditions.- Generating Highway Travel Times with a Large-Scale, Asymmetric User Equilibrium Assignment Model.- An Efficient Algorithm for a Bicriterion Traffic Assignment Problem.- A Stochastic User Equilibrium (SUE) Path Flow Estimator for the Dedale Database in Lyon.- Modelling and Performance Analysis of Urban Transportation Networks.- Zone Planning in Public Transportation Systems.- Multicriteria Evaluation Model of Public Transport Networks.- Multi-Objective Approach for Designing Transit Routes with Frequencies.- Relationship between Parking Location and Traffic Flows in Urban Areas.- A DSS Prototype for Urban Intermodal Path Planning with Parking Management.- Structure of a Dynamic Network Loading Model for the Evaluation of Control Strategies.- Dynamic Traffic Assignment in Congested Networks.- A System Optimal Traffic Assignment Model with Distributed Parameters.- Stochastic Assignment Models for Transit Low Frequency Services: Some Theoretical and Operative Aspects.- A Parallel Approach to Large-Scale Nonlinear Network Optimization.- Data Management of Large-Scale Transportation Networks.- Why Regulate Prices in Freight Transportation Markets?.- Optimal Freight Transport Pricing and the Freight Network Equilibrium Problem.- The Impact of Predictive Information on Guidance Efficiency: An Analytical Approach.- Dynamic Traffic Prediction for Motorway Networks.- A Parking Simulation Model for Evaluating Availability Information Service.- Flexible Dispatching Control Tools in Public Transport.- Queuing Optimization of Signalized Intersections.- A Model for Real-Time Traffic Coordination Using Simulation Based Optimization.- An Approximate Labelling Algorithm for the Dynamic Assignment Problem.- A Heuristic Algorithm for the Vehicle Routing Problem with Backhauls.- Hybrid Genetic Algorithms for Bus Driver Scheduling.
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This volume is a compendium of papers presented during the second TRlennal Symposium on Transportation ANalysis (TRISTAN II) that took place in Capri, Italy on June 23-28, 1994. The Symposium was organized by the Progetto Finalizzato Trasporti and the Istituto di Analisi dei Sistemi ed Informatica of the Italian National Research Council jointly with the Italian Operations Research Society. The purpose of this kind of meetings is to periodically allow an exchange of views and findings by scientists in the field of transportation analysis methods and tools. Therefore, the papers presented dealt with a wide range of topics and cover the different aspects of transportation analysis. The material contained in this book gives particular emphasis to the development of mathematical modelling and algorithms. This development is due to the evolution of digital computers and the continuous increase of the computing power. In fact the need of solving large scale problems (crew scheduling, network traffic control, pollution monitoring and control, . etc ...) involves in some case, thousands of variables and therefore sophisticated mathematical models and computational algorithms.