The rail-network has a notation about which switches are connected to which other switches. This seems to be of with how the trains are actually guided.
Intermediate solution:
- access the data which action of a switch guides a train from one switch to the other
- build a monitoring system which looks after the correct guidance of trains -> a train is actually on the track where it is supposed to be
- If a train is not on the supposed track, the tracking system should put out an error message
The rail-network has a notation about which switches are connected to which other switches. This seems to be of with how the trains are actually guided.
Intermediate solution: