Parallel Experiment for Urban Rail Emergency Evacuation: An Approach for Hub Identification

Hairong Dong; Renhai Ouyang; Bin Ning; Guanrong Chen

doi:10.1109/mis.2013.55

Parallel Experiment for Urban Rail Emergency Evacuation: An Approach for Hub Identification

IEEE Intelligent Systems 28(4): 52-59

Article 2013 English

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A two-layered, interconnected network-based structure for urban rail emergency evacuation combines emergency and dispatch networks, creating more efficient evacuation. The authors also present a more efficient, in-depth two-step hub identification method to facilitate evacuation.

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