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Whole-Life Cycle Modelling in Rail Asset Management – Optimizing Assets from Cradle to Grave

Introduction: Railway infrastructure owners today face a perfect storm of aging assets, expanding networks, and tightening budgets. New lines and higher traffic drive up long-term maintenance obligations even as funding is constrained, forcing rail organizations to justify every pound or euro spent​. In this context, whole-life cycle modelling has emerged as a critical tool. It provides a comprehensive, data-driven view of asset costs and performance over their entire lifespan – helping infrastructure managers make targeted, evidence-based decisions on where to invest limited resources​. By modeling how tracks, bridges, signals, and other assets will degrade and what they will cost to maintain or renew years into the future, rail owners can prioritize actions that deliver the greatest value for the network’s long-term reliability.

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