| TrainResistance definition in MathML [message #1213] |
Tue, 27 August 2013 12:17  |
Thomas Albrecht
Messages: 2
Registered: August 2013
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Dear colleagues,
we want to exchange rolling stock data for train running simulation in
the context of a traffic management system.
Therefore we need a description of the train resistance, the wiki and
rolling stock schema say:
http://wiki.railml.org/index.php?title=RS:trainResistance
There are two possibilities to describe the resistance: 1) valueTable or
2)mathml.
ValueTable should be straightforward, but in practice, it seems that
rather formulas of the kind
fW = A + C * (V + X) (A, C parameters, V speed of train, X wind speed)
or similar are given, which is probably better formulated using MathML.
There is no documentation so far on the usage of MathML, therefore some
questions here for the forum on experiences:
A) Has anyone worked with MathML?
B) Should we use standard symbols and units in order to make it
understandable?
Best regards
Thomas Albrecht
TU Dresden
Chair for Traffic Control Systems and Process Automation
tu-dresden.de/vlp
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