Joint train rescheduling and track closures planning: Model and solution algorithm

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Abstract

Selected complex railway track maintenance problem, composed of train rescheduling and track closures planning, is considered. It is assumed that a set of obligatory and facultative planned track closures is given for a specified railway network with the operating railway traffic managed by a current timetable. A new timetable is derived including all obligatory closures as well as a sub-set of facultative closures to maximize a combined performance index evaluating not only a number of accepted facultative closures but also a traffic quality expressed by a similarity of current and new timetables. A proposed heuristic algorithm is based on the decomposition of the problem into several connected sub-problems solved by solvers together with greedy algorithms. The algorithm responsible for the generation of railway sub-networks on the basis of the railway network is described in detail. Other algorithms are characterized in a general way. An illustrative numerical experiment is also given.

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Filcek, G., Gąsior, D., Hojda, M., & Józefczyk, J. (2016). Joint train rescheduling and track closures planning: Model and solution algorithm. In Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing (Vol. 429, pp. 215–225). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-28555-9_19

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