Table 5

OD traffic flows of the Nanchang hub

Destination
Origin1.Nan-chang C.Y2.Nan-chang E.Y3.Nan-chang W. I.Y4.Nan-Chang
W.H.Y
5.Shang-hai
H.U
6.Shang-hai
C.U
7.Fuzhou8. Shen-Zhen C.D9.Chang-sha
C.D
10. Shen-Zhen
H
11.Bei-Jing
C.U
12.Jiu-jiang
I.U
13.Kun-Ming
H.U
1. Nanchang C.Y/0800712
2. Nanchang E.Y0/75610
3. Nanchang W.I.Y/01113160
4. Nanchang W.H.Y0/1210
5. Shanghai H.U911/0-|9-|3-|55
6. Shanghai C.U7/0001|-6|-
7. Fuzhou0501200/0004|230
8. Shenzhen C.D200/01|-27|2
9. Changsha C.D3000/007|20
10. Shenzhen H317-|70/-|26-|4
11. Beijing C.U2005|-00/00
12. Jiujiang I.U29133|-1|211|17|--|200/-|1
13. Kunming H.U09-|550-|20|1/

Note(s): (1) The numbers in the table without vertical bars “|” represent the OD train flows of originating and terminating trains within the Nanchang hub. The number before the “|” indicates the through conventional train flow, and the number after the “|” indicates the through EMU train flow. A value of “0” indicates that the two nodes are connected but have no train demand. A “-” indicates that the two nodes are not connected. When “-” appears before the “|”, it means conventional trains cannot operate between the two nodes; when “-” appears after the “|”, it means EMU trains cannot operate between the two nodes. If there are values both before and after the “|”, it indicates that both conventional and EMU trains operate between the two nodes. A “/” indicates that the connection between the two nodes has no practical significance

(2) “C” = Conventional; “Y” = Yard; “E” = EMU; “W” = West; “H” = High-Speed; “I” = Intercity; “D” = Downward; “up” = upward

Unit: trains/day

Source(s): Authors' own work

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