ORTEGA RIEJOS , Francisco Alonso

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El Capítulo 1 se dedica a la descripción y estimación de distancias de viaje en una red plana. Especial relevancia tiene el concepto de p-sesgo y su aplicación en la noción de preferencia.... 39;Times New Roman','serif'; font-size: 12pt">En el Capítulo 2 se estable la relación entre un calibrador plano y un par de funciones lp y lq, donde p ϵ...

Round norms τl p, p ∈ (1,2] and block norms have been utilised for modelling actual distances in transportation networks. A geometric setting will permit the establishment of a relationship between bias of the road network distance and trajectory deviations, which will be used to separate the set of origin-destination pairs into two samples and...

This paper investigates several questions related to the location of facilities in multi- storey buildings in the presence of lifts. Where should facilities be located? What will be the catchment area of each facility? What will be the relative use of each lift? Simple rules and geometrical interpretations are provided.

Ecotourism routes serve as powerful tools for fostering environmental awareness. To achieve this, it is crucial to design itineraries within natural parks that strike a balance between visitor experience and ecological preservation. Limiting the duration of visits prevents undue strain on both visitors and ecosystems. Effective routes should...

This paper addresses a decision making problem concerning the planning of cultural schedules. The model maximizes the overall welfare of the entire system by integrating the different parties involved in the process (artistic agents, sites and administration) in a unified setting. In order to solve the proposed model this paper also derives...

Eight basic transit network configurations are analyzed with respect to two measures: passenger/network ef[ectiveness and passenger/plane effectiveness. Assumptions are made with respect to trip distribution and competition with other transportation modes.

A central question when planning rapid transit systems is the determination of alignments and stations. Operational research methods can help solve these problems and they are also useful for the assessment of the network characteristics. This survey article reviews the main available methods.

Urban sprawl is a phenomenon that leads to an extensive use of motorized transport modes with negative environmental impacts such as congestion, time wasted in traffic jams, air and noise pollution and additional costs incurred by using non-renewable energy. Increasing the existing infrastructures is a decision, which often generates the...