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TOPSU - RDM a simulation platform for online railway delay management

André Berger, Ralf Hoffmann, Ulf Lorenz, Sebastian Stiller

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Delays in a railway network is a common problem that railway companies face in their daily operations. When a train gets delayed, it may either be beneficial to let a connecting train wait so that passengers in the delayed train do not miss their connection, or it may be beneficial to let the connec

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Delays in a railway network is a common problem that railway companies face in their daily operations. When a train gets delayed, it may either be beneficial to let a connecting train wait so that passengers in the delayed train do not miss their connection, or it may be beneficial to let the connec

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Delays in a railway network is a common problem that railway companies face in their daily operations. When a train gets delayed, it may either be beneficial to let a connecting train wait so that passengers in the delayed train do not miss their connection, or it may be beneficial to let the connec

Key concepts: RDM, Computer science, Face (sociological concept), Computer network, Connection (principal bundle), Simulation, Transport engineering, Telecommunications

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