Control in transportation systems (1986) : proceedings of the 5th IFAC/IFIP/IFORS Conference, Vienna, Austria, 8-11 July 1986
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Control in transportation systems (1986) : proceedings of the 5th IFAC/IFIP/IFORS Conference, Vienna, Austria, 8-11 July 1986
（IFAC proceedings series, 1987,
Published for the International Federation of Automatic Control by Pergamon Press, 1987
Available at 13 libraries
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Includes indexes
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This volume investigates developments in, and management of, transportation systems, future trends and what effects these will have on society. The book studies transportation systems planning; traffic problems and the issue of conservation; the use of logistics, and the role of computers and robotics in traffic control.
Table of Contents
- (partial) Tutorial: Interactive alternative orientated decision support system for committee decision making, A Lewandowski. Survey Papers: Logistics, P Faller. Robotics in transportation, P Kopacek. Computer controlled urban transportation: a survey of concepts, methods, and experiences, H Strobel. Case Studies: Austrian general conception of transportation, R Genser. Improving driving behaviour - Some programmes and results, Ch Michalik. Technical Sessions: Transportation systems planning: Transportation systems planning in the USSR, V Fukan. Systems analysis of coordinated control processes in regional transportation systems, A P Artynov & G A Kondr
- tyev. Risk analysis used as a tool in selection between alternative traffic systems, K E Peterson. Long-term prediction of traffic flow, H Kawashima. An optimal land use design model with traffic congestion, Y Asakura & T Sasaki.
- Energy conservation in transportation, S H Kuhn & E A Uken.
- Minimising energy consumption in a public transport system, P Michelberger et al. A network model for integrated energy transportation system planning, Z Wang & K Wang.
- ogistic and intermodal freight traffic management. Operational planning and scheduling. Computerized operation and control of public transport systems. Road traffic modelling and control. New systems. Man-machine systems. Reliability and safety. Reliability and safety of pipelines.
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