Towards a transportation network model for air taxi dispatch planning

Lee, D.W.; Bass, Ellen J.; Patek, Stephen D.

doi:10.1109/sieds.2005.193271

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“…Bonnefoy [29] simulated air-taxi networks to better understand their behaviour. Lee et al [31] presented a model for price adjustment and profit maximisation of an air-taxi network. Boyd et al [32] analysed the marketing and logistical considerations of an air-taxi service, the implemented discrete event simulation, and discovered that increasing aircraft capacity, increases passenger wait times.…”

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Applications and classifications of unmanned aerial vehicles: A literature review with focus on multi-rotors

2022

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During the past two decades, with the advancement of avionics, control systems, design, product methods, and communication systems, UAVs have gained more interest from both civil and military customers. Hence, more researchers have dedicated their time to developing new applications for drones and improving their performance. In this study, a literature review on drone applications is conducted. It is explained that they can be more effective and beneficial when merged with preexisting systems, and thus making a system of systems. Further, we have classified UAV applications more comprehensively. This classification can be very useful for providing insights when designing new UAVs. Finally, previous works are discussed thoroughly and diagrams are developed to show the research focus in this field. These statistical diagrams can also be used as a gap analysis tool.

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Section: Uavs Applicationsmentioning

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Applications and classifications of unmanned aerial vehicles: A literature review with focus on multi-rotors

2022

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“…These continuously growing trajectory data assist in the intelligent transportation in several application scenarios. As shown in Figure 1(a), trajectory data can serve the upper application layer in the research of intelligent transportation, for example taxi passenger points of interest mining [4], updating urban road network [5], vehicle abnormal behaviour detection [6] and ride‐sharing taxi scheduling [7]. Inevitably, the first step is to correct the deviation of trajectory data with map‐matching techniques.…”

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Survey on vehicle map matching techniques

Huang

Qiao

Han

et al. 2021

CAAI Trans on Intel Tech

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With the development of location-based services and Big data technology, vehicle map matching techniques are growing rapidly, which is the fundamental techniques in the study of exploring global positioning system (GPS) data. The pre-processed GPS data can provide the guarantee of high-quality data for the research of mining passenger's points of interest and urban computing services. The existing surveys mainly focus on map-matching algorithms, but there are few descriptions on the key phases of the acquisition of sampling data, floating car and road data preprocessing in vehicle map matching systems. To address these limitations, the contribution of this survey on map matching techniques lies in the following aspects: (i) the background knowledge, function and system framework of vehicle map matching techniques; (ii) description of floating car data and road network structure to understand the detailed phase of map matching; (iii) data preprocessing rules, specific methodologies, and significance of floating car and road data; (iv) map matching algorithms are classified by the sampling frequency and data information. The authors give the introduction of open-source GPS sampling data sets, and the evaluation measurements of map-matching approaches; (v) the suggestions on data preprocessing and map matching algorithms in the future work. This is an open access article under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits use, distribution and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.

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“…In transportation system [4]- [6], promptly providing appropriate resources to users and effective utilizing resources are significant. One direction to manage this system is the conventional system which based on centralized management [5], [6]. Yet, there is a limitation in conventional system; it is that management center must know the whole information in the system then it can allocate the most appropriate resource to provide to user.…”

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Autonomous Coordination Technology through Community Organization for Resource Utilization

Thanamitsomboon

Hama

Sakamoto

et al. 2011

IEICE Trans. Inf. & Syst.

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SUMMARYThe challenge in resource utilization under dynamic environment is how to utilize appropriate resources to the right users at the right time and the right location. In conventional system, centralized management system is applied but it tends to congest when user requests increase or resources rapidly move. Therefore, this paper proposes Autonomous Coordination Technology (ACT) through community organization for resource utilization. In ACT, a node which has surplus resources autonomously constructs community with a surplus-level based size and distributes resources to members which are deficient in resources. ACT consists of autonomous coordination within community and among communities. According to community organization, online property and flexibility can be satisfied. However, it is difficult to achieve service provision timeliness and resource allocation operatability in the mean time. Thus, ACT includes successive transportation method, and autonomous resource allocation which dynamic decision is made by a tradeoff between timeliness and operatability. As a result, the service assurance in terms of timeliness and operatability can be assured. The effectiveness of proposed technology is affirmed through the simulation of taxi dispatching application in terms of response time and standard deviation versus user rates.

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Towards a transportation network model for air taxi dispatch planning

Cited by 9 publications

References 5 publications

Applications and classifications of unmanned aerial vehicles: A literature review with focus on multi-rotors

Applications and classifications of unmanned aerial vehicles: A literature review with focus on multi-rotors

Survey on vehicle map matching techniques

Autonomous Coordination Technology through Community Organization for Resource Utilization

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