Abstract

The analysis of the possibility of using satellite navigation for rail vehicle positioning, which is the subject of many studies and projects, is aimed at assessing the uncertainty and accuracy of train positioning using satellite navigation systems, along with defining its impact on the capacity and safety of the rail infrastructure. Existing studies in this area prevent a clear assessment of the feasibility of implementing a satellite navigation system for rail vehicle positioning in rail traffic control systems. Therefore, it is necessary to analyze the possibility of using satellite navigation for rail vehicle positioning in terms of research problems arising from the limitations of satellite positioning system functionality, which include parameters related to accuracy, reliability, and speed of information transfer between the vehicle and the rail traffic control system. The implementation of the research work should be focused on developing a research model, subject to validation for the parameters and conditions of movement of rail vehicles in the defined area of railroad infrastructure, adopted within the framework of the work carried out. The research and the model form the basis for developing the knowledge of implementing satellite navigation in practical solutions on the railroad network.

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