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TITULO

Using of Regionalization Techniques to Select Optimal Routes Based on Criteria of Road Features

Tatiana Menukhova    
Alexandra Vyushkova    

Resumen

The article describes a technique of solving one of the main problems when organizing the transportation, i.e. selection of an optimal route with a focus on the traffic safety (TS) factor. The authors substantiate a possibility to use regionalization techniques to select an optimal scheme of cargo delivery and passenger transportation taking into account various traffic conditions. The article presents calculation results for various routes using the specified techniques; results testifying to a possibility of using regionalization techniques for achievement of an optimal solution of the multi-criterion problem of transportation route selection are obtained.

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