The test algorithm and results verified the validity and feasibility of our proposed generic multimodal transport
network model. The test results indicate that even the basic Dijkstra algorithm could be used to find high quality
routes in short computation time for realistic networks. However, a limitation of the current model is that long
computation time is needed to read and compile the integrated network. We will test several accelerating strategies
in future research. Furthermore, we will extend the set of attributes included in generalized costs functions for links.
There is no generic multimodal transport network model existing for ATIS applications. In this study, we
proposed an approach that is based on an abstract modeling view (private network and public transport) and is
inspired by the supernetwork technique (a general way to construct an integrated multimodal transport network).
Results of a test experiment in the Eindhoven region indicate that our model and algorithms provide a suitable basis
for ATIS applications.