Rail–Structure Interaction (RSI) plays a critical role in the safety, serviceability, and long-term performance of railway bridges, particularly in the era of high-speed rail, metro corridors, and continuous welded rail (CWR/LWR) systems. As bridge spans increase and track systems become more sophisticated, understanding the complex interaction between rail, ballast, and supporting structures has become essential for modern bridge engineering.
Mr. Mital Chovatia
Structural Engineer | MIDAS IT
Mr. Monik Gondaliya is a Technical Support Engineer at the Midas R&D Centre in India. He holds an M.Tech in Structural Engineering from NIT Surat, with a specialization in structural dynamics and finite element analysis.
At the Midas R&D Centre, he has conducted numerous workshops and training sessions, both on-site and remotely, supporting engineers and organizations in advanced structural modeling and analysis.
He is an expert in rail–structure interaction analysis and high-speed train dynamic load analysis, with in-depth knowledge of metro structure analysis. He is also well-versed in Indian design codes
Jatin Singh
Consultant
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⭐ Attendee Benefits
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MIDAS Academy course on RSI analysis
Date - 6th & 7th March 2026 (Friday & Saturday)
Time - 10:00 AM - 05:00 PM
