Sentence examples for track capacities from inspiring English sources

The train timetabling problem (TTP) aims at determining an optimal timetable for a set of trains which does not violate track capacities and satisfies some operational constraints.

"The more track capacity you have, the better the service".

From 1997, when the trains were privatized, through 2002, the number of people riding the trains rose by 20percentt -- but there was no commensurate increase in track capacity.

Freight railroads could move more if track capacity were increased at key points, overhead clearances raised and key tunnels built or enlarged.

Their franchises oblige them to continue with unprofitable routes, but they will be unable to increase their revenues, because the track capacity will not be there for them.The government's transport policy will then be in tatters.

In another study, Dessouky et al. (1995) [56] used a general simulation model for analyzing the track capacity and train delay throughout a rail network.

This paper addresses the problem of allocating residual track capacity among multiple competing carriers where infrastructure ownership and train operations are vertically separated to facilitate delivery by train.

It enables trains to be operated with short-termed planning horizons and improves exploitation of track capacity by making up so-called virtual trains sets during operation.

A track capacity maximizing strategy under conditions of punctuality and financial incentives for private railway operators creates goal conflicts at the operational level.

In general, the on-board hybridization of technologies will be a step forward towards European Train Control System (ETCS) level 3 minimizing track-side costs and maximizing track capacity.

Planning a set of train lines in a large-scale high speed rail (HSR) network is typically influenced by issues of longer travel distance, high transport demand, track capacity constraints, and a non-periodic timetable.