Performance analysis of a forecasting relocation model for one-way carsharing

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Abstract

A carsharing service can be seen as a transport alternative between private and public transport that enables a group of people to share vehicles based at certain stations. The advanced carsharing service, one-way carsharing, enables customers to return the car to another station. However, one-way implementation generates an imbalanced distribution of cars in each station. Thus, this paper proposes forecasting relocation to solve car distribution imbalances for one-way carsharing services. A discrete event simulation model was developed to help evaluate the proposed model performance. A real case dataset was used to find the best simulation result. The results provide a clear insight into the impact of forecasting relocation on high system utilization and the reservation acceptance ratio compared to traditional relocation methods.

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Alfian, G., Rhee, J., Ijaz, M. F., Syafrudin, M., & Fitriyani, N. L. (2017). Performance analysis of a forecasting relocation model for one-way carsharing. Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 7(6). https://doi.org/10.3390/app7060598

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