Macroscopic Models

Macroscopic models describe systems by focusing on large-scale, observable behaviors rather than individual components. For example, in physics or traffic flow, these models analyze overall patterns like flow rates, densities, or speeds, treating the system as a whole. They use mathematical equations to predict how the system behaves under different conditions, helping us understand and manage complex phenomena such as airflow over an aircraft wing or the movement of cars on a highway. Essentially, they simplify detailed details to provide clear insights into the system's general behavior.