A review on passenger emergency evacuation from multimodal transportation hubs

Xu, Zhiman; Bai, Qiang; Shao, Yehong; Hu, Aihui; Zhi, Dong

doi:10.1016/j.jtte.2022.02.001

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“…More research is needed to improve emergency evacuation options, according to the report. Overall, the research helps emergency responders and transportation planners safeguard transit hubs [34]. M.R.A Naseri et al studied public transit waiting time measurement.…”

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Assessing Travel Time Performance of Multimodal Transportation Systems Using Fuzzy-AHP: A Case Study of Bhopal City

Tanwar,

Agarwal

2024

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Insufficient multimodal transportation infrastructure in Indian cities increases travel time, waiting time, traffic congestion, traffic accidents, travel costs, fast-growing energy consumption, and walking distance. The multimodal transportation system's journey time performance must be analysed to tackle these transportation concerns. Thus, this research provides a fundamental method for assessing multimodal transportation system trip time performance. This study proposes three steps for assessing travel time performance: identifying factors, generating individual indices, and evaluating the Multimodal Transport System Travel-Time Performance Index. The travel-time performance index of Bhopal city was 0.79 after evaluating the results of the individual indices (Access 0.49, In-vehicle 0.39, and Egress 0.38). Consequently, this study will help improve Bhopal's multimodal transportation system's poor locations and increase usage.

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Assessing Travel Time Performance of Multimodal Transportation Systems Using Fuzzy-AHP: A Case Study of Bhopal City

Tanwar,

Agarwal

2024

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“…Therefore, it can be seen that in the case of a surge in passenger flow, the average transfer time of passengers is greatly increased due to long queues, indicating that reducing the number of people queuing can significantly improve the efficiency of passenger transfers. Combining the problems identified in the previous section, the following recommendations [8][9][10] are proposed for the layout and organizational structure of the station during periods of high passenger flow.…”

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“…The key to building a comprehensive passenger transport system lies in the connection and transfer of railway and urban rail transportation, which is the main part of passenger evacuation. A good transfer system can improve the efficiency of the entire city, provide passengers with faster, cheaper, and safer travel conditions, and thus generate significant social benefits 1 .…”

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The simulation and optimization of passenger flow organization in Lanzhou West hub based on AnyLogic

Yu,

Liu,

Wang

2023

Eighth International Conference on Electromechanical Control Technology and Transportation (ICECTT 2023)

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“…Integrated mobility is the integration of two or more modes of transportation in a single location. The intermodal mobility networks improve the e ciency and sustainability of transportation systems by connecting different modes of transportation, such as cars, buses, trains, bicycles, and micro-mobility options like e-scooters and e-bikes, and integrating them with mobility on-demand services, like ridehailing and car-sharing (Xu et al 2022),Chauhan, Gupta, and Parida 2022). Infrastructure, technology, coordination, and sustainability are the main tenets of integrated mobility planning (IMP) (Luo, Li, and Hampshire 2021).…”

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A Proposal for Integrated Mobility Planning in Parandur, Chennai

Rauniyar,

Nakrani,

Indhu

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The poor connectivity from one mode of transportation to another results in discomfort, time delays, and an increase in transportation costs. This project aims to provide a comprehensive mobility plan based on land use maps and parametric data collection for the problem faced. In this paper, a proposal is presented for Integrated mobility planning in Parandur, Kanchipuram site selected by the government for construction of new airport, focusing on green spaces at roundabout intersections as integral parts of larger landscape systems, creating green infrastructure. The integrated mobility plan is developed using various software which is used for land use mapping, locating existing transportation systems, and developing plan. It will explore how integrated mobility planning can be improved through a holistic approach, considering the different modes of transport and their interconnections, and identifying ways to make integrated mobility planning more accessible and sustainable. As a result, the schematic integrated mobility for Parandur is developed by optimizing the problems faced by the commuters. This study can help the government and stakeholders with decision-making for implementing integrated mobility planning, to promote equitable access to commuters with better transportation services.

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A review on passenger emergency evacuation from multimodal transportation hubs

Cited by 11 publications

References 75 publications

Assessing Travel Time Performance of Multimodal Transportation Systems Using Fuzzy-AHP: A Case Study of Bhopal City

Assessing Travel Time Performance of Multimodal Transportation Systems Using Fuzzy-AHP: A Case Study of Bhopal City

The simulation and optimization of passenger flow organization in Lanzhou West hub based on AnyLogic

A Proposal for Integrated Mobility Planning in Parandur, Chennai

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