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Methods and systems for obtaining a multi-modal route

A multi-mode and route technology, applied in the traffic control system of road vehicles, traffic control system, road network navigator, etc.

Inactive Publication Date: 2016-06-15
TOMTOM NAVIGATION BV
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[0004] Private transportation routing algorithms (e.g., car routing algorithms) and public transportation routing algorithms tend to be mathematically different due to the different nature of such networks, so they cannot be easily integrated to provide a truly multimodal routing solution

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[0090] The invention will be described with reference to a multimodal transport network comprising a first sub-network in the form of a public transport network and a second sub-network in the form of a road network for users traveling in private vehicles (e.g. cars). Second sub-network. The public transport network will be exemplified as a train network, although it will be appreciated that the invention is applicable to any type of public transport permitting travel by one or more modes. The time to join, leave and travel through the first sub-network is constrained by the scheduled trips through the network. In contrast, users are free to join, leave or travel through the road network essentially at any time they choose. It will be appreciated that the techniques of this disclosure are equally applicable to other instances of sub-networks of a multimodal transportation network, including a first sub-network where the times to join, leave, and travel through the network are...

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A method of performing routing in relation to a multi-modal transportation network involves representing a multi-modal transportation network using a plurality of segments, each being indicative of a navigable segment of the network, and each segment having data representative of a traversal time for the segment associated therewith. The plurality of segments of the multi-modal transportation network includes a first subset of segments indicative of a public transport network, and a second subset of segments indicative of a road network which may be joined, left and travelled through by a user substantially freely at any time. The traversal time data associated with segments of the public transport network associated with interchange points with the road network is based on a transit time indicative of a time taken to travel along the segment, and an additional waiting time. A route search is performed between an origin and a destination within the multi-modal transportation network using the traversal time data associated with the segments of the network in order to obtain one or more multi-modal route through the transportation network.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to methods and systems for obtaining multimodal routes through a multimodal transportation network. A multimodal transport network is a network that permits travel by more than one mode of transport. More specifically, the present invention relates to performing route planning with respect to a multimodal network comprising different types of sub-networks. A multimodal network comprises a first transport sub-network (e.g. a public transport network) that can be joined, left, and traveled through only at certain times, and a second transport sub-network (e.g., a public transport network) that can be freely joined, left, and traveled by users at any time A network for use by private transport, such as a road network). Background technique [0002] Obtaining multimodal routes through multimodal transportation networks presents certain challenges. Such transport networks often contain sub-networks of different types, ie, as...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): G01C21/34G08G1/00
CPCG08G1/096833G01C21/3423
Inventor 菲利克斯·戈达福斯·柯尼希托马斯·格哈德·赫尔穆特·希金格尔莱昂·范·海尔沃尔特海科·席林
Owner TOMTOM NAVIGATION BV
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