= Rail transport modelling
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Rail transport modeling refers to the simulation and analysis of railway systems to understand their performance, efficiency, and capacity. It involves creating mathematical and computational models that replicate various aspects of rail operations, infrastructure, and interactions with other transport modes. The goal is to evaluate how different variables—such as traffic volumes, schedules, train speeds, and station capacities—affect the overall system.
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