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A robust approach for the infrastructural classification of railway stations in Tripura, India

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  • Stabak Roy

    (Department of Geography and Disaster Management, Tripura University, India)

  • Tomaz Dentinho

    (Universidade dos Açores)

  • Samrat Hore

    (Department of Statistics, Tripura University, India)

  • Saptarshi Mitra

    (Department of Geography and Disaster Management, Tripura University, India)

Abstract

A classificação das infraestruturas é um indicador de Apoio à Decisão (DMU) para que os provedores do serviço da infraestrutura melhorem o seu desempenho. Este trabalho pretende classificar as instalações infraestruturais das estações ferroviárias oferecidas aos passageiros em Tripura através de um indicador sintético alternativo ao existente. O estudo é baseado em dados primários e secundários. O indicador sintético existente também é aplicado e a utilização do indicador sintético generalizado é enquadrado de acordo com a natureza dos dados observados. O estudo revela que as estações são categorizadas em quatro classificações infraestruturais diferentes (muito boa, boa, ruim e muito ruim) devido à frequência de mobilidade de passageiros, proximidade de centros urbanos, localização de unidades industriais, uso do solo do interior e topografia ondulante do local . A interferência causal foi representada por meio da técnica geoespacial. ´É proposta uma recomendação política para fornecer uma melhor infraestrutura ferroviária para os passageiros.

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  • Stabak Roy & Tomaz Dentinho & Samrat Hore & Saptarshi Mitra, 2023. "A robust approach for the infrastructural classification of railway stations in Tripura, India," RPER, Associação Portuguesa para o Desenvolvimento Regional, issue 63, pages 27-43, January.
    • Handle: RePEc:apd:rper00:y:2023:i:63:id:38
    DOI: 10.59072/rper.vi63.38
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