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The Mobility Compass is an open tool for improving networking and interdisciplinary exchange within mobility and transport research. It enables cross-database search for cooperation and network partners and discovering of the research landscape.

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Topics

  • researcher
  • price
  • industry
  • customer
  • railway train
  • algorithm
  • passenger
  • stakeholder
  • vehicle occupant
  • high speed ground transportation
  • experiment
  • profit
  • revenue
  • pricing
  • fare
  • railway network
  • level of service
  • ridership
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  • 2022An Overview of Dynamic Fare Pricing Strategies and Algorithms for High-Speed Railwaycitations

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  • Wang, Juan
  • Zhang, Yinggui
  • An, Min

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An Overview of Dynamic Fare Pricing Strategies and Algorithms for High-Speed Railway

  • Yushau, Ilyas
  • Wang, Juan
  • Zhang, Yinggui
  • An, Min
Abstract

High-speed railway as an emerging technology and a leading form of transportation in terms of efficiency and level of service is becoming a widely acceptable mode of transport all over the world especially in China. The high and tedious cost of construction connected to the unfavorable fare to all stakeholders in the sector. The high cost of train fare has a direct effect on the patronage of the passengers which in turn affects the revenue generation of the railway enterprise. In order to strike a balance customers satisfaction as it relates to price and the desire to maximize profit and efficiency by the railway enterprise. Several mathematical models and algorithms have been proposed over the years as found in useful literatures to provide a dynamic pricing technique that seems to shift from the conventional fixed pricing system that are mostly unfavorable to all stakeholders considering the peculiar nature of the High-Speed Railway. Several mathematical experiments have been able to show a reasonable/optimal pricing while independently considering several factors as it concerns and affects the field of study in review. The several models are first authenticated by testing on hypothetical high-speed railway network as well as on typical railway network to ensure the applicability of such models. This paper seeks to put together the various approaches many researchers have adopted in solving this dynamic problem, their solutions and methods are reviewed as well as the challenges and areas that are yet to be solved in the form of research gap.

Topics
  • researcher
  • price
  • industry
  • price
  • customer
  • railway train
  • algorithm
  • passenger
  • stakeholder
  • vehicle occupant
  • high speed ground transportation
  • experiment
  • profit
  • revenue
  • pricing
  • fare
  • railway network
  • level of service
  • ridership

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