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Preliminary ideas for dynamic estimation of pedestrian origin-destination demand within train stations

Michel Bierlaire
2012
Conference Papers

Abstract

This article provides preliminary ideas for the dynamic estimation of pedestrian origin- destination (OD) demand within train stations. In particular, a methodology is outlined that can predict OD demand as function of the train time table and train track assignment. At the example of a simple case study, the methodology is concretized and elaborated.

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