Title :
Some experiments in traffic management system design
Author :
Taskin, T. ; Allan, J.
Author_Institution :
London Underground Ltd., UK
fDate :
1/10/1994 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
Automation of any track transport system also means providing a traffic management system (TMS) that meets the needs of both passengers and the operating company. A TMS usually comprises a distributed interconnected network of computers, controlling and supervising the vehicle operations. Such applications often encompass multiple, co-operative software components that execute across a distributed target system. It is felt that object-orientation (OO) is especially well-suited to this problem domain. The initial thoughts and experiments of the authors on this subject are discussed. A comprehensive traffic management system may perform the following main functions: traffic supervision and regulation; schedule and routing management; and simulation modelling
Keywords :
computer networks; digital simulation; object-oriented methods; scheduling; traffic computer control; TMS; co-operative software components; comprehensive traffic management system; distributed interconnected network; distributed target system; object-orientation; operating company; passengers; problem domain; routing management; scheduling; simulation modelling; track transport system; traffic management system design; traffic supervision; vehicle operations;
Conference_Titel :
Design, Implementation and Use of Object-Oriented Systems, IEE Colloquium on
Conference_Location :
London