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THE ESTIMATION OF ACCURACY AND OPTIMIZATION PROCEDURES OF THE SURVEYING RAIL CURVES

I. P. Korzhenevych    
M. H. Renhach    
N. O. Loshkarev    

Resumen

The estimation of accuracy of existing methods of rail curves survey is considered and recommendations on its improvement are provided.

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