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Papers by Paul Schonfeld
Transportation Research Board 86th Annual MeetingTransportation Research Board, 2007
Journal of transportation engineering, Apr 1, 2020
Sustainability, Feb 4, 2021
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Transportation Research Board 94th Annual MeetingTransportation Research Board, 2015
The design of an airport runway that only aims to satisfy the most basic requirements is quite ch... more The design of an airport runway that only aims to satisfy the most basic requirements is quite challenging, and optimizing the design is even more difficult. The conventional runway location and orientation design process relies on trial-and-error. It is laborious and usually suboptimal. Thus a mathematical model can help reduce the design time and improve the design quality. This paper proposes a model that optimizes the runway location and orientation. Various factors are considered in the model, such as obstructions clearance, winds, earthwork and the areas for facility and taxiway constructions. In addition, this model incorporates a linear programming model for calculating earthwork transportation cost in detail. A case study is presented to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed model.
Abstract: A macroscopic Traffic Simulation and Optimization (TSAO) model has been developed for r... more Abstract: A macroscopic Traffic Simulation and Optimization (TSAO) model has been developed for regional highway networks. In its latest version, this model uses a macroscopic research approach to simulate vehicle platoons through the network, ...
Transportation Research Part B-methodological, Sep 1, 2023
Journal of the Construction Division and Management, Sep 1, 2023
Journal of Air Transport Management, Aug 1, 2023
Transportation Research Part D-transport and Environment, Feb 1, 2023
Physica D: Nonlinear Phenomena, Nov 1, 2022
Computer-aided Civil and Infrastructure Engineering, Mar 1, 2022
Railway design is very complex and must be accomplished through a series of stages, including the... more Railway design is very complex and must be accomplished through a series of stages, including the “network and line planning,” “major design standards determination,” and “railway alignment design,” as shown in Figure 1. Different stages deal with different major concerns and need different simplifying assumptions regarding the real-world problem. The results of each stage are used as inputs for the next. For example, the node and link results from the network and line planning process are used for determining the major design standards such as railway grade and station spacing limits, which are then used for detailed
Transportation Research Board 91st Annual MeetingTransportation Research Board, 2012
Abstract: The arrivals of passengers at airport check-in counters represent a random process with... more Abstract: The arrivals of passengers at airport check-in counters represent a random process with variable arrival rates over time. Since the arrivals generally tend to occur at higher rates close to the beginning and end of the scheduled check-in, it is worth determining when ...
Transportation Research Board 90th Annual MeetingTransportation Research Board, 2011
Abstract: Explicit performance models of a transit system are often very useful for system design... more Abstract: Explicit performance models of a transit system are often very useful for system design, optimization, alternative comparison, and gaining insights into relevant system relations. In this paper, three performance metamodels have been developed for many-to-...
IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems, May 1, 2023
Transportation Research Part C-emerging Technologies, Feb 1, 2023
Transportation Research Board 86th Annual MeetingTransportation Research Board, 2007
Journal of transportation engineering, Apr 1, 2020
Sustainability, Feb 4, 2021
... HTTP: LANGUAGE: English. PUB ID: 103-159-625 (Last edited on 2002/02/27 18:35:30 US/Mountain)... more ... HTTP: LANGUAGE: English. PUB ID: 103-159-625 (Last edited on 2002/02/27 18:35:30 US/Mountain). SPONSOR(S): ABSTRACT: Cover title. "Authors: Chien-Hung Wei, PaulSchonfeld"--Tech. rept. tp "AW092-348-046 final report.". "December 1992.". ...
Transportation Research Board 94th Annual MeetingTransportation Research Board, 2015
The design of an airport runway that only aims to satisfy the most basic requirements is quite ch... more The design of an airport runway that only aims to satisfy the most basic requirements is quite challenging, and optimizing the design is even more difficult. The conventional runway location and orientation design process relies on trial-and-error. It is laborious and usually suboptimal. Thus a mathematical model can help reduce the design time and improve the design quality. This paper proposes a model that optimizes the runway location and orientation. Various factors are considered in the model, such as obstructions clearance, winds, earthwork and the areas for facility and taxiway constructions. In addition, this model incorporates a linear programming model for calculating earthwork transportation cost in detail. A case study is presented to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed model.
Abstract: A macroscopic Traffic Simulation and Optimization (TSAO) model has been developed for r... more Abstract: A macroscopic Traffic Simulation and Optimization (TSAO) model has been developed for regional highway networks. In its latest version, this model uses a macroscopic research approach to simulate vehicle platoons through the network, ...
Transportation Research Part B-methodological, Sep 1, 2023
Journal of the Construction Division and Management, Sep 1, 2023
Journal of Air Transport Management, Aug 1, 2023
Transportation Research Part D-transport and Environment, Feb 1, 2023
Physica D: Nonlinear Phenomena, Nov 1, 2022
Computer-aided Civil and Infrastructure Engineering, Mar 1, 2022
Railway design is very complex and must be accomplished through a series of stages, including the... more Railway design is very complex and must be accomplished through a series of stages, including the “network and line planning,” “major design standards determination,” and “railway alignment design,” as shown in Figure 1. Different stages deal with different major concerns and need different simplifying assumptions regarding the real-world problem. The results of each stage are used as inputs for the next. For example, the node and link results from the network and line planning process are used for determining the major design standards such as railway grade and station spacing limits, which are then used for detailed
Transportation Research Board 91st Annual MeetingTransportation Research Board, 2012
Abstract: The arrivals of passengers at airport check-in counters represent a random process with... more Abstract: The arrivals of passengers at airport check-in counters represent a random process with variable arrival rates over time. Since the arrivals generally tend to occur at higher rates close to the beginning and end of the scheduled check-in, it is worth determining when ...
Transportation Research Board 90th Annual MeetingTransportation Research Board, 2011
Abstract: Explicit performance models of a transit system are often very useful for system design... more Abstract: Explicit performance models of a transit system are often very useful for system design, optimization, alternative comparison, and gaining insights into relevant system relations. In this paper, three performance metamodels have been developed for many-to-...
IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems, May 1, 2023
Transportation Research Part C-emerging Technologies, Feb 1, 2023
Premise Need for policies to inform "when to switch" between two operational regimes: Automat... more Premise Need for policies to inform "when to switch" between two operational regimes: Automation Shared autonomous vehicle operations Dynamic tolls/pricing (transit, freight, roads, parking, etc.) Dynamic infrastructure use (traffic control, lanes, parking, etc.) Dynamic fleet operations (dispatch, rebalancing, customer incentives, etc.) Highly uncertain sequential decisions New technology adoption Rapidly growing/changing community