Coefficient of Railway Station Accessibility
Keywords:
coefficient, accessibility, railway station, organisation, technology
Abstract
In order to provide highest quality se1vices to its users, railwaysneed to pay alien/ion not only to the standard qualitativeand quantitative indicators, but also to othe1; seemingly less relevantones. One of these may be the accessibility coefficient of acertain railway station. The paper analyses the formal mathematicalmodel of its definition, and proposes a possible classificationof accessibility. The considerations also expand brieflyto the accessibility regarding gravitational zone of the respectiverailway station, mentioning also some problems related to theaccessibility and the guidelines of their solutions.References
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prometnih znanosti, Zagreb, 1987.
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How to Cite
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Bogović B, Kovačić B, Jenić V. Coefficient of Railway Station Accessibility. Promet [Internet]. 1 [cited 2024Dec.3];15(1):7-11. Available from: https://traffic.fpz.hr/index.php/PROMTT/article/view/863
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