Competitive strategy for the proposed Texas high speed rail project : a system dynamics/ CLIOS process approach.

Hidema, Takafumi; Sussman, Joseph M.; Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Competitive strategy for the proposed Texas high speed rail project : a system dynamics/ CLIOS process approach.

2017-09-10
By Hidema, Takafumi ; Sussman, Joseph M.

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Hidema, Takafumi ; Sussman, Joseph M.

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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University Transportation Centers Program (U.S.) ; National University Rail Center (U.S.)

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Economic Conditions Fares Financing High Speed Rail Revenues Ridership Transportation Planning Travel Time
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NURail2017-MIT-R05
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United States ; Texas

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National University Rail Center (U.S.)
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The Texas High-Speed Rail (HSR) is an unprecedented US project proposed by a private company. This project has many uncertainties because it will be funded only by the private sectors and it is the first US HSR project using foreign technology. The HSRs are huge and complex systems involving political, economic and sociotechnical issues that are affected by and affect various stakeholders. Therefore, it is necessary to grasp the “whole picture” of the project to plan effective strategies to make it successful. The objective of this thesis is to identify how we can improve the system performance and propose recommendations to guide the project toward success.
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