The understanding of infrastructure is a factor that plays a key role in the successful delivery of railway signaling projects. Knowledge of track and signaling composition accounts for a better understanding of what is required for planning and management in the project and how to deliver the right equipment.
Vehicles are composed of numerous elements, from mechanical parts through pneumatic systems, braking paths, electrical and traction controls, to communication devices. Their composition is, to a certain extent, defined by external factors such as the surrounding infrastructure. Thus, the interconnection between vehicles and trackside is inevitable.
Operational scenarios, understanding of vehicle and infrastructure characteristics, and alignment of requirements and system design cannot be underestimated. If not done correctly, the losses in compliance may reach millions of euros. The capability of recognizing areas of use or infrastructure limitations may save innumerable hours and costs during project execution.

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