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Marcella Samà

Assistant Professor

Università degli Studi di Roma La Sapienza

Italy

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Marcella Samà is an Assistant Professor at Università degli Studi Roma Tre in Italy. Her research focuses on optimization and scheduling in transportation systems, particularly in commuter-metro networks. Recent publications include studies on train schedule optimization, real-time traffic management, and passenger demand-oriented approaches. She also explores risk evaluation in train scheduling, employing advanced algorithms and simulation-optimization frameworks.

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Andrea D'Ariano

Full Professor

Università degli Studi di Roma La Sapienza

ITALY

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Dario Pacciarelli

Professor

Roma Tre University

ITALY

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Carlo MELONI

Professore

Sapienza University of Rome

ITALY

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N-attribute dynamic priority method for railway traffic management using triggered rolling horizon with bidirectional feedback

An iterative fragility-based approach to timetable design

Fast risk estimation for job shop scheduling solutions under interval uncertainty via machine learning

Train schedule optimization for commuter-metro networks

Scheduling of Coupled Train Platoons for Metro Networks: A Passenger Demand-Oriented Approach

Effective train routing selection for real-time traffic management: Improved model and ACO parallel computing

Train timetabling with passenger data and heterogeneous rolling stocks circulation on urban rail transit line

A simulation-optimization framework for traffic disturbance recovery in metro systems

Evaluation of VaR and CVaR for the makespan in interval valued blocking job shops

Expected Shortfall for the Makespan in Activity Networks with Fuzzy Durations

Risk of delay evaluation in real-time train scheduling with uncertain dwell times

Scheduling local and express trains in suburban rail transit lines: Mixed–integer nonlinear programming and adaptive genetic algorithm

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Andrea D'Ariano

Dario Pacciarelli

Carlo MELONI

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