Detecção de comunidades em redes complexas para identificar gargalos e desperdício de recursos em sistemas de ônibus
Resumo
Recentemente foi constatado a maioria da população do globo terrestre está nas grandes metrópoles. Esse crescimento populacional traz consigo uma série de desafios e o transporte público aparece como uma solução recorrente para atacar problemas de mobilidade nessas grandes cidades. Neste trabalho, foi realizado um estudo de caso para ajudar a compreender as deficiências do transporte público através da mineração de redes complexas que representam oferta e demanda de transportes públicos. Foi conduzido um processo de caracterização de redes de oferta e demanda do sistema de ônibus de uma grande metrópole brasileira e o mesmo lançou uma luz sobre potencial sobrecarga da demanda e desperdício na oferta de recursos que podem ser mitigados com estratégias de equilíbrio entre oferta e demanda.
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