Real Capacity of Ropeway Transportation Subsystem
Keywords:
public passenger transportation, ropeway cransportation subsyscem, capacity
Abstract
The ropeway transportation subsystem plays a major role inmountain resort systems. It is characterised by an exceptionalinle1weavement of interactions of single system elements. In orderto provide sustainable development of the entire mountainres on systems, the real capacity of the ropeway transp01tationsystem was set. Real capacity of the ropeway transp01tation systemis one of the indicators of the development harmonisationlevel of single system elements. The research into this field wasdone at Road and Traffic Centre of Faculty of Civil Engineering,University of Maribor.The atticle deals with basic points, with method and the resultsof research. It also represents some experiences ofknow-how transfer into the Slovene environment.References
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Sever D. Real Capacity of Ropeway Transportation Subsystem. Promet [Internet]. 1 [cited 2024Oct.4];12(2):53-7. Available from: http://traffic.fpz.hr/index.php/PROMTT/article/view/736
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