Give a terminal a plausible day, take capacity away or push demand up, and watch where the queues form — then decide what an operator would do about it, and whether the model agrees.
Modelled passenger flow. The reference day is synthetic. You can import authorized movement inputs and queue observations through Data & evidence; passenger behaviour and predicted queues remain modelled. No operating dataset is loaded by default and this is not a calibrated forecast. Exterior geometry comes from OpenStreetMap; interiors, floor stack and storey heights are approximations.
A Construe demonstrator of a broader method: make operational flow visible, explain pressure and test a response. Discuss your system →
Preparing the reference day…
At wide zoom, passengers are aggregated; lite mode also limits drawing detail. KPIs use the full model. Interior positions and capacities are assumptions.
Exterior geometry: © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0.
Runs the engine head-less (no animation) and compares two configurations, or sweeps one capacity variable to find where the modelled terminal breaks down.