Connecting the Midwest: How a Faster Passenger Rail Network Could Speed Travel and Boost the Economy
Elizabeth Ridlington, Rob Kerth, Brian Imus, Bruce Speight
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Elizabeth Ridlington, Rob Kerth, Brian Imus, Bruce Speight
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This paper discusses the benefits of a passenger rail network in the Midwest. The table of contents lists the following headings: Why Intercity Passenger Rail for the Midwest?; The Midwestern Rail Network - Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota; High-Speed Passenger Rail in the Midwest: Going From Vision to Reality - Guidelines for State Action, Guidelines for Federal Action; Methodology; Appendix A - Percent of State Residents and Workers Near High-Speed Rail Stations.
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This paper discusses the benefits of a passenger rail network in the Midwest. The table of contents lists the following headings: Why Intercity Passenger Rail for the Midwest?; The Midwestern Rail Network - Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota; High-Speed Passenger Rail in the Midwest: Going From Vision to Reality - Guidelines for State Action, Guidelines for Federal Action; Methodology; Appendix A - Percent of State Residents and Workers Near High-Speed Rail Stations.
Key concepts: Rail network, Transport engineering, Table (database), State (computer science), Engineering, Computer science, Algorithm, Data mining