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-#+TITLE: Glossary of Terms
-
-This is meant to give a rough overview of (train-related) terms used in this
-code; both for others as a reference and for me so I can remember to use them
-in a (somewhat) consistent way, since they are somewhat arbitrary. I've tried
-to remain at least broadly close to the terminology used by GTFS.
-
-* Terms
-** (Calendar-)Date / Day
-A single, unique day (e.g. 1970-01-01). Usually used to indicate if a /trip/
-is running on that day or not.
-
-** Time (of Day)
-Time on a given day, given in seconds (though often displayed as minutes)
-since midnight. If a trip crosses midnight it is treated as if it took place
-entirely on the previous day, and times simply count up beyond the total
-number of seconds in a day (note that that's a timezone-series dependent
-number).
-
-** Trip (don't confuse with Train)
-Used as in GTFS: a trip is a defined sequence of /stops/, referred to by a
-number (called its trip ID, e.g. IC 94). Usually runs on multiple days.
-Always has an associated /shape/.
-
-(might match your intuition for "train line")
-
-** Stop
-A /station/ with associated arrival/departure /time/.
-
-** Station
-A train station. Tracktrain refers to each by an ID, and hopefully knows
-its geolocation.
-
-** Shape
-A sequence of geolocations describing a line between stations, describing
-the physical railway along which trains travel.
-
-** Train (don't confuse with Trip)
-A single instance of a /trip/ on a concrete /date/. Tracktrain mostly concerns
-itself with keeping track of those; the rest is just additional stuff.
-
-** Vehicle
-An actual, physical vehicle, which might act as the /train/ going along a
-/trip/ on a certain /date/.
-
-For now tracktrain doesn't really care about them (but if it's curious it
-might yet learn about them!)
-
-** Announcement
-The thing that GTFS calls "Service Alert" — a text message giving
-human-readable information about some /train/.
-
-** (Train-)Ping
-A single packet of data sent from a train's /OBU/. Might arrive in some
-arbitrary order.
-
-** Control Room
-The "admin interface" of tracktrain, which is not meant to be used by on-board
-staff.
-
-** On-Board Unit (OBU)
-A thing on a vehicle which does geolocation tracking and yells at tracktrain
-about it.
-
-If we ever run into potential confusion regarding this term we're probably
-way too professional to actually use tracktrain for anything.