Performance

Performance goals and how they will be measured.

Operation or scenario	Target	How we will measure it
Start a simulation	Simulation begins within 2000 ms after the user starts it	Measure the time between clicking Start and the first simulation state being displayed
Change simulation parameters	Updated parameters are applied within 1000 ms	Measure the time between confirming a parameter change and the updated simulation state being available
Simulation playback	Playback maintains approximately 30 FPS during normal scenarios	Monitor the frame rate while the simulation is running
Play, pause, rewind, and speed controls	Controls respond within 500 ms	Measure the time between the user action and the corresponding playback change
Run a full-day simulation	Full-day simulation completes within 30 000 ms under the expected simulation size	Measure the time from starting the simulation to the completion of the full-day results
Process passenger transfers	Transfer events are processed without noticeable interruption during playback	Test simulations with the expected passenger volume and monitor processing time
Introduce train delays	Delay scenarios are incorporated within 2000 ms of being applied	Measure the time required to update train movements and passenger connections
Display simulation results	Results appear within 2000 ms after simulation completion	Measure the time between simulation completion and results being displayed

Planned improvements

Optimize the simulation engine if processing times exceed the defined targets.
Improve data processing for larger passenger and train volumes.
Optimize visualization and playback to maintain smooth performance.
Reduce unnecessary calculations during simulation playback.
Use performance testing to identify bottlenecks as new simulation features are added.
Re-evaluate performance targets as the simulation becomes more complex.