Multimedia application to an extended public transportation network in South Korea: optimal path search in a multimodal transit network

Yongshin Kang, Sekyoung Youm

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Abstract

Various traffic network usage formats have arisen along with the popularization of automobiles and the continued service extension of busses, subways, and other forms of public transportation. Due to various characteristics of public transportation networks, unlike general street networks, many issues can affect public transportation, and an optimal course search should be considered. Present research considers plans to improve the overall efficiency of public transportation systems with regard to destination, means, route, and other factors to be selected efficiently in this environment as public transportation usage increases. From this perspective, it suggests the characteristics that a multimodal transit network route search algorithm should have and a corrective algorithm that implements this in an applicable program. Implementation was done in Google android application which provides a simple user interface to find optimal routes in Google Map. The proposed application would enable overall quality-of-service improvement and balanced usage of public transportation, efficient traffic management, and other advantages.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)19945-19957
Number of pages13
JournalMultimedia Tools and Applications
Volume76
Issue number19
DOIs
StatePublished - 1 Oct 2017

Keywords

  • Google android application
  • Modified Dijkstra algorithm
  • Multimodal transit network
  • Public transportation

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