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Resource Allocation on High-Speed Railway Emergency Management

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High-Speed Railway Operation Under Emergent Conditions

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The reasonable allocation of high-speed railway emergency resources is the basis for reducing incident response time.

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    Limin Jia

  2. Bei**g Jiaotong University, Bei**g, China

    Li Wang

  3. Bei**g Jiaotong University, Bei**g, China

    Yong Qin

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Jia, L., Wang, L., Qin, Y. (2022). Resource Allocation on High-Speed Railway Emergency Management. In: High-Speed Railway Operation Under Emergent Conditions. Advances in High-speed Rail Technology. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-63033-4_7

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