Abstract: Managing ridesharing vehicles by receiving passenger data comprising pick-up and drop-off location data of passengers, recording the passenger data in one or more queues corresponding to one or more pick-up locations of the pick-up location data, and sending information associated with a first pick-up location to a first vehicle. In response to the first vehicle arriving at the first pick-up location, extracting data of passengers exiting the first vehicle at the first pick-up location, retrieving passenger data from a first queue corresponding to the first pick-up location according to a capacity of the first vehicle, and updating a passenger ledger of the first vehicle according to the data of the passengers exiting the first vehicle at the first pick-up location and the passenger data retrieved from the first queue.

Abstract: A computer-implemented scheduling method, a base unit for a reservation management system, and a computer program product for computerized reservation management. One method may comprise acquiring a plurality of temporary reservations from a plurality of customers, calculating a resource usage probability function for each of the plurality of customers using the probability functions associated with the plurality of temporary reservations, matching the plurality of customers with a plurality of mobile resources based on the calculated resource usage probability functions, and dispatching one of the plurality of mobile resources to a pickup location in response to the matching. The plurality of temporary reservations may include probability functions.

Abstract: A computer-implemented scheduling method, a base unit for a reservation management system, and a computer program product for computerized reservation management. One method may comprise acquiring a plurality of temporary reservations from a plurality of customers, calculating a resource usage probability function for each of the plurality of customers using the probability functions associated with the plurality of temporary reservations, matching the plurality of customers with a plurality of mobile resources based on the calculated resource usage probability functions, and dispatching one of the plurality of mobile resources to a pickup location in response to the matching. The plurality of temporary reservations may include probability functions.

Abstract: Managing ridesharing vehicles by receiving passenger data comprising pick-up and drop-off location data of passengers, recording the passenger data in one or more queues corresponding to one or more pick-up locations of the pick-up location data, and sending information associated with a first pick-up location to a first vehicle. In response to the first vehicle arriving at the first pick-up location, extracting data of passengers exiting the first vehicle at the first pick-up location, retrieving passenger data from a first queue corresponding to the first pick-up location according to a capacity of the first vehicle, and updating a passenger ledger of the first vehicle according to the data of the passengers exiting the first vehicle at the first pick-up location and the passenger data retrieved from the first queue.