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Journal Article
Route choice modelling for an urban rail transit network: past, recent progress and future prospects
2024
Overview
Route choice modelling is a critical aspect of analysing urban rail transit (URT) networks and provides a foundation for URT planning and operation. Unlike in a free-flow road network, the consideration set for route choice decisions in a URT network does not depend purely on the physical connectivity of the network and decision makers’characteristics. Instead, it is also contingent on the train schedules. This paper delves into the evolution of research on route choices in URT networks, encompassing both probabilistic route choice modelling derived from utility maximisation theory and logit curve with physical connectivity, and retrospective route choice modelling based on travel time chaining along with comprehensive transport data. The former is noted for its conciseness, simplicity, and interpretability in real-world applications, even though the methodologies may not be cutting-edge. The latter incorporates dynamic temporal information to understand activities of passengers in URT networks. Enhancements of each genres are also examined. However, these improvements might not fully address the inherent limitations of models relating to a dependency on the quality of parameters, experience of experts, and calculation efficiency. In addition, novel research adopting contemporary data mining techniques instead of classical models are introduced. The historical development of research on URT network route choices underscores the importance of amalgamating independent information networks such as surveillance networks and social networks to establish a comprehensive multi-dimensional network. Such an approach integrates passenger attributes across networks, offering a multi-dimensional understanding of passengers’ route choice behaviours. Our review work aims to present not only a systematic conceptual framework for route choices in URT networks but also a novel path for transport researchers and practitioners to decipher the travel behaviours of passengers.
Publisher
Springer International Publishing,Springer Nature B.V,SpringerOpen
