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An event-triggered receding-horizon scheme for planning rail operations in maritime terminals

Caballini et al., 2013

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12148550797465409365
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Caballini C
Pasquale C
Sacone S
Siri S
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IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems

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This paper proposes a planning approach to optimize railway operations in seaport terminals by adopting a queue-based discrete-time model of the considered system. First, a mixed-integer linear mathematical programming problem is defined in order to optimize the …
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