2015
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-18944-4_2
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Evaluating the Social Benefit of a Negotiation–Based Parking Allocation

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“…Nevertheless, up to now extremely few investigations have been carried out on routing consisting of vehicle parking [19]. Park guidance and information (PGI) remedies are developed to increase the likelihood of finding a parking area [20], however without thinking about the opportunity to find a better remedy for the vehicle driver (e.g., a remedy that is not near the destination but less costly) [21], [22]. Furthermore, PGI remedies leave the burden of making the vehicle parking decision on the vehicle drivers by assessing all the available details in the destination area [23].…”
Section: Graph Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nevertheless, up to now extremely few investigations have been carried out on routing consisting of vehicle parking [19]. Park guidance and information (PGI) remedies are developed to increase the likelihood of finding a parking area [20], however without thinking about the opportunity to find a better remedy for the vehicle driver (e.g., a remedy that is not near the destination but less costly) [21], [22]. Furthermore, PGI remedies leave the burden of making the vehicle parking decision on the vehicle drivers by assessing all the available details in the destination area [23].…”
Section: Graph Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%