If COSIN/road recognizes the road data file is in TeimOrbit format (typically, the file name extension is rdf), it branchs into the respective reading and evaluation routines.
The following sections describe the road types available in this format:
TeimOrbit 2D Road Type: flatbelt
TeimOrbit 2D Road Type: hydraulic_test_rig
TeimOrbit 2D Road Type: plank or cleat
TeimOrbit 2D Road Type: pot_hole
TeimOrbit 2D Road Type: sine_sweep
TeimOrbit 2D Road Type: stochastic_uneven
Note The most important road types are: drum, flatbelt, hydraulic_test_rig, and stochastic_uneven.
Please refer to the original documentation for the TeimOrbit syntax rules, as well as the meaning and content of all other data sections not documented here.