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Changing plans without disrupting operations.

Publication: Operations Research
Publication Date: 01-MAY-09
Format: Online
Delivery: Immediate Online Access

Article Excerpt
Often a transportation company's day-to-day operations are dictated by a schedule or an operating plan. For example, each airline has a flight schedule, and passengers fly using this schedule. A passenger railroad has a railway timetable, and passengers use trains according to this timetable. A freight railroad or a...

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