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Train operation adjustment based on conflict resolution for high-speed rail

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In order to study the issue of train operation adjustment of high-speed rail, the method of train operation adjustment based on conflict resolution is proposed. The procedure of train operation adjustment is divided into two steps, namely train paths self-recovery and train operation conflicts resolution. The characteristics of train operation conflicts resolution such as rigid constraints, dynamic and real-time, and combinatorial optimization are analyzed. Based on the analysis of the functions of the time costs and the after-effects of the conflict resolution, the calculation of conflict resolution cost for high-speed rail is studied. The procedure of train operation conflicts resolution and train operation adjustment based on conflict resolution for high-speed rail are given.

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This work is supported by the National Nature Science Foundation of China under Grant U1234206. Parts of the work are supported by Si Chuan Province Key Laboratory of Comprehensive Transportation. The authors thank the Ministry of Railways Technology Development Plan under Grant 2012X007-A and the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities too. The useful contribution and discussions from project partners are also acknowledged.

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Wen, C., Li, B. Train operation adjustment based on conflict resolution for high-speed rail. J Transp Secur 6, 77–87 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12198-012-0104-9

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