Safety Assessment of Subway Station Operation Based on Grey Clustering Method

Xue Mei Xiao; Yan Hui Wang; Li Min Jia

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.748.1212

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Safety Assessment of Subway Station Operation Based on Grey Clustering Method

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The safety evaluation index of subway station operation is established from the passengers, equipments and facilities ability, emergency ability and other aspects. Specific to the limitation the traditional entropy weighting method, the improved vertical and horizontal weighting method is puts forward, and safety evaluation method of the subway station operation based on grey clustering method is proposed. Finally, taking the Beijing subway stations in China as an example, the rationality and reliability of this method is verified.

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Xue Mei Xiao, Yan Hui Wang, Li Min Jia

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Grey Clustering Method, Improved Entropy Method, Index System, Safety Assessment, Subway Station

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