The model inspector shows you a tree representation of the analysis model that is being edited, and also all of the derived information about the model that is used for dispatching.
The model itself consists of:
- Line segments representing tracks.
- Node properties, overriding the defaults.
- Objects locations and functions (main signal, detector, etc.)
- Vehicle type specifications.
- Dispatch specifications.
- Plan specifications.
The analysis output consists of:
- Topology: the inferred track and node types gathered from the line segments.
- DGraph: the railway network double-node graph used for simulation.
- Interlocking: elementary routes gathered from consecutive main signals and the detection sections that the train must pass over to get from the begin signal to the end signal.
- Dispatches: one simulation output for each manual dispatch, providing the timeline used for the dispatch diagram view. For each plan specification (auto dispatch), there is a (possibly empty) set of simulation outputs.