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Critical flights detected with time windows. / Castelli, Lorenzo; Corolli, Luca; Lulli, Guglielmo.
In: Transportation Research Record, No. 2214, 12.2011, p. 103-110.

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Castelli, L, Corolli, L & Lulli, G 2011, 'Critical flights detected with time windows', Transportation Research Record, no. 2214, pp. 103-110. https://doi.org/10.3141/2214-13

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Castelli, L., Corolli, L., & Lulli, G. (2011). Critical flights detected with time windows. Transportation Research Record, (2214), 103-110. https://doi.org/10.3141/2214-13

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Castelli L, Corolli L, Lulli G. Critical flights detected with time windows. Transportation Research Record. 2011 Dec;(2214):103-110. doi: 10.3141/2214-13

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Castelli, Lorenzo ; Corolli, Luca ; Lulli, Guglielmo. / Critical flights detected with time windows. In: Transportation Research Record. 2011 ; No. 2214. pp. 103-110.

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