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== Disruption Management ==
== Disruption Management ==
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During our SimSig Sessions a number of different faults, failures and other incidents may occur - just like on the real railway. All of these events can have a negative impact on the train service. In order to manage incidents effectively, we use a disruption management and messaging format based on that used by [[Network Rail]] and [[Train Operating Company|Train Operating Companies]] to enable our [[SimSig:Service Controller|Service Controller]] to manage disruption on their networks. This is used extensively in our Saturday Sessions and to a lesser extent in ad hoc simulations.
During our SimSig Sessions a number of different faults, failures and other incidents may occur - just like on the real railway. All of these events can have a negative impact on the train service. In order to manage incidents effectively, we use a disruption management and messaging format based on that used by [[Network Rail]] and [[Train Operating Company|Train Operating Companies]] to enable our [[SimSig:Service Controller|Service Controller]] to manage disruption on their networks. This is used extensively in our Saturday Sessions and to a lesser extent in ad hoc simulations.
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