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Francesco Corman

Francesco Corman
Prof. Dr.
Francesco Corman
PI
ETH Zurich
corman@ethz.ch
Curriculum Vitae
I like to apply control to transport sciences, to improve a system that we use everyday, and whose challenges can be explained to most people.

Francesco Corman holds the chair of Transport Systems at the Institute of Transport Planning and Systems, ETH Zurich. He holds a PhD degree from TUDelft (Netherlands) and worked previously also at KU Leuven (Belgium) and IBM, The Netherlands, in the field of analytics applied to transportation and logistics.

Publications scientifiques

Published
Train traffic control in merging stations: a data-driven approach
Transportation Research
Vol 152
Ping Huang, Zhongcan Li, Yongqiu Zhu, Chao Wen, Francesco Corman
Doi.org Collection
Published
Direct multiple shooting for computationally efficient train trajectory optimization
Transportation Research
Vol 152
Dimitris Kouzoupis, Ishan Pendharkar, J. Frey, Moritz Diehl, Francesco Corman
Doi.org
Published
Heuristics of Set Covering in a Benders Decomposition for Railway Timetabling
Expert Systems with Applications
Vol 159
Florin Leutwiler, Francesco Corman
Doi.org Collection
Published
Integrated speed modeling and traffic management to precisely model the effect and dynamics of temporary speed restrictions to high-speed railway traffic
Transportation Research
Vol 152
Sihui Long, Lingyun Meng, Yihui Wang, Jianrui Miao, Xiaoje Luan, Francesco Corman
Doi.org Collection
Published
Accelerating logic-based Benders Decomposition for Railway Rescheduling by exploiting similarities in delays
Computers and Operations Research
Vol 150
Florin Leutwiler, Guillem Bonet Filella, Francesco Corman
Doi.org Collection
Published
Evaluating the Effects of Disruptions on the Behavior of Travelers in a Multimodal Network Utilizing Agent-Based Simulation
Transportation Reserach Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board
Mahsa Rahimi Siegrist, Beda Büchel, Francesco Corman
Doi.org Collection
Published
Modeling and Quantifying Interaction of Information and Capacity in Public Transport Disruptions
Journal of Advanced Transportation
Vol 2021
Mahsa Rahimi Siegrist, Francesco Corman
Doi.org Collection
Published
Enhancing the interaction of railway timetabling and line planning with infrastructure awareness
Transportation Research
Vol 142
Florian Fuchs, A. Trivella, Francesco Corman
Doi.org Collection

Projets de recherche

Titre
Chercheurs principaux

Information-mediated control of pervasively sensed public transport networks during disruptions

Francesco Corman

Résumé

In public transport disruptions, the choice of travelers is only among the alternatives they are aware of. The understanding of the travelers under an unexpected disruptive event is limited, often based on incomplete, untimely information, which causes much frustration, and limits the potential of any optimal disposition timetable, found by optimization methods. This project uses real time information as a pervasive sensing device; determines a framework determining feedback actions, and disseminates transit information to operators and travellers, seen as a pervasive control instrument.

People involved

Francesco Corman
Mahsa Rahimi
Francesco Corman, Mahsa Rahimi
Information-mediated control of pervasively sensed public transport networks during disruptions
Francesco Corman

In public transport disruptions, the choice of travelers is only among the alternatives they are aware of. The understanding of the travelers under an unexpected disruptive event is limited, often based on incomplete, untimely information, which causes much frustration, and limits the potential of any optimal disposition timetable, found by optimization methods. This project uses real time information as a pervasive sensing device; determines a framework determining feedback actions, and disseminates transit information to operators and travellers, seen as a pervasive control instrument.

Francesco Corman
Mahsa Rahimi
Francesco Corman, Mahsa Rahimi
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