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In acumen parlance, the Forecast is a service which runs within the application with the sole purpose of agregating numerous sources of information and extrapolate this against a train service schedule; the net result is a forecast of a train service schedule that reflects all known conditions and one which has a high degree of accuracy. | In acumen parlance, the Forecast is a service which runs within the application with the sole purpose of agregating numerous sources of information and extrapolate this against a train service schedule; the net result is a forecast of a train service schedule that reflects all known conditions and one which has a high degree of accuracy. | ||
Items | Items that acumen uses to produce the forecast are: | ||
* Current reported position and any lateness; | * Current reported position and any lateness; | ||
* Any overdue reports; | * Any overdue reports; | ||
Revision as of 06:32, 6 July 2020
Forecast - what is is?
In acumen parlance, the Forecast is a service which runs within the application with the sole purpose of agregating numerous sources of information and extrapolate this against a train service schedule; the net result is a forecast of a train service schedule that reflects all known conditions and one which has a high degree of accuracy.
Items that acumen uses to produce the forecast are:
- Current reported position and any lateness;
- Any overdue reports;
- Activity times provided in the schedule and minimum activity times specified within Timetable Planning Rules (TPR);
- Association lateness;
- Minimum turnaround times, where relevant;
- Timetable allowances provided within the train service schedule;
- Timetabled sectional running times;
- Any replan activity.