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Cyclic and non-cyclic crew rostering problems in public bus transit
The crew rostering problem arises in public transport bus companies, and addresses the task of assigning a given set of anonymous duties and some...
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Applications and Potentials of Auction Theory in Management Accounting
In economics, the applications of auction theory are very broad. The present paper examines the applications of auction theory, especially in a...
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Employee substitutability as a tool to improve the robustness in personnel scheduling
Organisations usually construct personnel rosters under the assumption of a deterministic operating environment. In the short term, however,...
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Responce in Denmark: From Competitor to Partner
This case study is about Responce, a small Danish provider of emergency services which was established in 2007 as an independent company and has...
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A graph partitioning strategy for solving large-scale crew scheduling problems
Railway crew scheduling deals with generating driver duties for a given train timetable such that all work regulations are met and the resulting...
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Background
In this chapter, we describe the planning process of a public transport company (Section 2.1) and, especially, the crew rostering problem in Section...
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Conclusion & Outlook
This thesis investigates the crew rostering problem in public bus transit. In previous chapters, we have studied this particular problem, various...
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Workload Balancing in Transportation Crew Rostering
In crew rostering, balanced workload allocation is a critical issue and an important planning phenomenon that affects both the quality of crew...
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Introduction
The crew rostering problem is one of the main operational problems in public bus transit, and is being paid an increasing amount of attention in...
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Required Work and Scope of the Thesis
In the previous chapter, we discussed how CCR and NCCR problems are solved in transportation sectors according to the literature. Both are widely...
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A constraint programming-based approach to the crew scheduling problem of the Taipei mass rapid transit system
This paper addresses the crew scheduling problem for a mass rapid transit (MRT) system. The problem is to find a minimum number of duties to cover...
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Computational Experiments for the MIP Models
In this section we begin by introducing a set of real-world instances from different German bus companies in Section 6.1; this is followed by a...
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Patrol scheduling in urban rail network
This paper presents the problem of scheduling security teams to patrol a mass rapid transit rail network of a large urban city. The main objective of...
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An exact algorithm for an integrated project staffing problem with a homogeneous workforce
When scheduling projects under resource constraints, assumptions are typically made with respect to the resource availability. In resource scheduling...
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Urban public transit network optimization with flexible demand
A new optimization approach is introduced for designing a public transit network. The main innovation of this paper is that the demand for public...
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Amsterdam Public Transport: A Tough Nut to Crack
The case studies I describe in this chapter are based on a series of organizational development (OD) projects at GVB,1 Amsterdam’s public transport...
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A short-turning policy for the management of demand disruptions in rapid transit systems
Rapid transit systems timetables are commonly designed to accommodate passenger demand in sections with the highest passenger load. However,...
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A survey on matheuristics for routing problems
In this paper, we survey the literature on matheuristics proposed to solve vehicle routing problems. A matheuristic makes use of mathematical...
