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2013
Num. 10
  The increase of the speed and of the capacity in the railway operation requires an increase of the performances of both rolling stock and infrastructure. This paper is focused on the needed... read all
2013
Num. 8
  When there is an anomaly of the motorway traffic with drastic reduction of capacity, the almost immediate establishment of a queue is frequent. The note shows a generalized methodology to estimate... read all
2013
Num. 6
  The paper presents a dynamic model of demand modal split in a multimodal freight transport system. It has been devised in order to study the evolution of freight transport through the Swiss Alps,... read all
2013
Num. 2
  The first part of this article has been published in the preceding issue of Ingegneria Ferroviaria, in such a way that the present part continues the sections contained there.
2013
Num. 2
  The method of “filling curves” allows the design or verification of the stop capacity of railway stations, associated with a fixed service quality level, with a synthetic approach, i.e. not related... read all
2013
Num. 1
  In order to state the conditions in which this study will be developed, the first part of this article starts, after covering some introductory topics, with the definition of the most relevant... read all
2013
Num. 1
  The analysis of the historical evolution in the design, construction and use in cross railway line, highlights the virtuous circle that links innovation to the return of experience of the year.... read all
2012
Num. 12
  This work deals with the development of a calculation method for “generated or induced demand” resulting from the construction of a road infrastructure project. The materialisation of a percentage... read all
2012
Num. 12
  The adoption in 2008 of Ministerial Decree of the Minister of Infrastructure dated 14.1.2008 “Approval of new technical standards for constructions” and of the Circular Letter of 02.02.2009 N. 617... read all
2012
Num. 12
  Although the processes taking place in the ground around a tunnel in squeezing and in swelling rock differ from each other fundamentally, there is one common feature in both cases: with increasing... read all

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