A Visual Analytics Approach to Scheduling Customized Shuttle Buses via Perceiving Passengers' Travel Demands
Qiangqiang Liu, Quan Li, Chunfeng Tang, Huanbin Lin, Xiaojuan Ma and, Tianjian Chen

TL;DR
This paper presents a visual analytics method to dynamically assess passenger travel demands and optimize customized shuttle bus scheduling, addressing challenges of demand variability with innovative visualization tools.
Contribution
It introduces a novel visual analytics framework for real-time demand assessment and shuttle scheduling, improving upon traditional static modeling methods.
Findings
Effective visualization of dynamic travel demands
Improved shuttle scheduling accuracy
Validated through a preliminary case study
Abstract
Shuttle buses have been a popular means to move commuters sharing similar origins and destinations during periods of high travel demand. However, planning and deploying reasonable, customized service bus systems becomes challenging when the commute demand is rather dynamic. It is difficult, if not impossible to form a reliable, unbiased estimation of user needs in such a case using traditional modeling methods. We propose a visual analytics approach to facilitating assessment of actual, varying travel demands and planning of night customized shuttle systems. A preliminary case study verifies the efficacy of our approach.
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Taxonomy
TopicsHuman Mobility and Location-Based Analysis · Transportation Planning and Optimization · Data Visualization and Analytics
