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Fig 1.

HSR network in China completed at the end of 2014 (reprinted courtesy China Railways Corp).

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Fig 2.

The great-circle distance between origin and destination.

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Table 1.

Stations equipped with EMUDs.

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Fig 3.

High-speed railway lines served by Wuchang Railway Station.

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Fig 4.

High-speed railway lines served by Hankou Railway station.

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Table 2.

Circuity of each high-speed railway line investigated in this paper (in descending order).

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Fig 5.

Relationship between path length and circuity of any two points on each high-speed railway line.

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Fig 6.

Relationship between path length and circuity of path between any two points on the operated train path.

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Fig 7.

Illustration of the 51 center passenger transit corridors.

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Fig 8.

Illustration of the shortest and nonshortest paths of three point pairs in China’s high-speed rail network.

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Table 3.

Cases in China for which the paths of trains are not the shortest during practical operation.

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Fig 9.

Relationship between length of the shortest path and circuity of any two points on the network.

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Fig 10.

Path from Yuncheng North Railway Station to Sanmenxia South Railway Station and circuity analysis.

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Fig 11.

Path from Wuhan Railway Station to Jiujiang Railway Station and circuity analysis.

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Fig 12.

Path from Wuzhou South Railway Station to Shenzhen North Railway Station and circuity analysis.

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Fig 13.

Path from Dazhou Railway Station to Baoji South Railway Station and circuity analysis.

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Fig 14.

Planned network of high-speed rail in China.

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Fig 15.

Relationship between path length and circuity of any two points in the planned network (see Fig 14).

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