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Journal Articles
- 2024
[j11]Ricardo García-Ródenas
, María Luz López-García, Luis Cadarso, Esteve Codina:
An efficient greedy heuristic for the real-time train platforming problem. Comput. Oper. Res. 164: 106525 (2024)- 2022
- [j10]Francisca Rosell, Esteve Codina, Lídia Montero:
A combined and robust modal-split/traffic assignment model for rail and road freight transport. Eur. J. Oper. Res. 303(2): 688-698 (2022) - 2017
- [j9]Francisco López-Ramos, Esteve Codina, Ángel Marín, Armando Guarnaschelli:
Integrated approach to network design and frequency setting problem in railway rapid transit systems. Comput. Oper. Res. 80: 128-146 (2017) - 2015
- [j8]Esteve Codina Sancho, Gemma Ibáñez Marí, Jaume Barceló Bugeda:
Applying Projection-Based Methods to the Asymmetric Traffic Assignment Problem. Comput. Aided Civ. Infrastructure Eng. 30(2): 103-119 (2015) - 2013
- [j7]Esteve Codina:
A Variational Inequality Reformulation of a Congested Transit Assignment Model by Cominetti, Correa, Cepeda, and Florian. Transp. Sci. 47(2): 231-246 (2013) - 2008
- [j6]Ángel Marín, Esteve Codina:
Network design: taxi planning. Ann. Oper. Res. 157(1): 135-151 (2008) - 2006
- [j5]Esteve Codina, Lídia Montero:
Approximation of the steepest descent direction for the O-D matrix adjustment problem. Ann. Oper. Res. 144(1): 329-362 (2006) - [j4]Esteve Codina, Ricardo García, Ángel Marín:
New algorithmic alternatives for the O-D matrix adjustment problem on traffic networks. Eur. J. Oper. Res. 175(3): 1484-1500 (2006) - 2005
- [j3]Jaume Barceló, Esteve Codina, Jordi Casas, Jaume L. Ferrer, David García:
Microscopic traffic simulation: A tool for the design, analysis and evaluation of intelligent transport systems. J. Intell. Robotic Syst. 41(2-3): 173-203 (2005) - 2004
- [j2]Esteve Codina, Jaume Barceló:
Adjustment of O-D trip matrices from observed volumes: An algorithmic approach based on conjugate directions. Eur. J. Oper. Res. 155(3): 535-557 (2004) - 1995
- [j1]Esteve Codina, Jaume Barceló:
Dynamic traffic assignment: Considerations on some deterministic modelling approaches. Ann. Oper. Res. 60(1): 1-58 (1995)
Conference and Workshop Papers
- 2014
- [c3]Lídia Montero, Esteve Codina, Jaume Barceló:
Dynamic OD transit matrix estimation: formulation and model-building environment. ICSEng 2014: 347-353 - [c2]Esteve Codina, Ángel Marín, Lídia Montero:
A Design Model for Rapid Transit Networks Considering Rolling Stock's Reliability and Redistribution of Services During Disruptions. ICSEng 2014: 571-577 - [c1]Pau Fonseca i Casas, Esteve Codina Sancho, Lídia Montero Mercadé, Mari Paz Linares, Cristina Montañola-Sales:
Formal and operational validation of a bus stop public transport network micro simulation. WSC 2014: 604-615
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