terminal-equipment-entities

Standardized data models for container terminal equipment are created by applying standardized schemas and default interfaces across equipment types like STS cranes, RTGs, and terminal tractors. This ensures consistent structures, movement capabilities, and validation within simulation tools.

Terminal equipment data schemas support STS cranes, RMG/ASC yard cranes, RTGs, reach stackers, and terminal tractors. Each type includes specialized subtypes that define appearance, movement, capabilities, stop conditions, and animation state.

To ensure terminal equipment models are compatible with a port simulation physics engine, instantiate equipment entities using standardized schemas that satisfy EquipmentBase interfaces. This guarantees consistent animation parameters and structural validation.

Yes, terminal equipment schemas can be used for both yard cranes and terminal tractors. The schemas provide reusable templates and defaults for multiple categories including RMG, ASC, RTG, reach stackers, and tractors to accelerate simulation development.

Terminal equipment data models include animation parameters for appearance, movement, capabilities, stop conditions, and animation state. These parameters are defined across specialized subtypes to ensure consistent animation behavior in planning tools.

Standardized schemas for terminal equipment modeling are needed to ensure consistent structures, defaults, and validation across different equipment types. Without them, equipment entities may lack compatibility with the animation system and physics engine in port-terminal simulators.