Transcript ETCS - UIC ERTMS World Conference
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Ground Transportation Systems
ETCS Level 2 Operational Concept in Austria
11th UIC ERTMS World Conference - Istanbul April 2014 Dr. Ruth HIERZER / Thales Manfred PISEK / ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG
Thales in Transportation A specialist in IT-based critical systems for Transport
3 / Thales Transportation Systems by the numbers
15,754
km of track equipped with the Thales ETCS solutions 219,949 Thales rail field equipment installed worldwide
15%
traction energy savings with optimised train management, equivalent to 100 family homes power consumption
4 / Thales Transportation Systems by the numbers Up to 500,000 control points supervised from a single OCC Real-time video surveillance transmission to OCC from all transport modes Over
50 million
ticketing transactions in 100 cities processed daily by Thales
5 / Strategic Targets Infrastructure Operations OeBB
Target network 2025+ represents a capable infrastructure for more trains, passengers, goods, and synchronised traffic.
Key Figures – Network 2012
5000 km of railroads
6500 trains per day
224 million passengers per year
113 million tons of goods per year
142 million km covered by trains
Key Figures – Network 2025+ (according to traffic forecasts)
~ 4800 km of railroads
~ 9000 trains per day
~ 300 million passengers per year
~ 142 million tons of goods per year
~ 198 million km covered by trains
Source: N.Pausch, ÖBB-Inrastruktur AG
Reduced headway times - Efficient use of infrastructure Higher train speeds Synchronised traffic with well linked connections Energy efficiency
6 / Main Pillars of Strategy Implementation
Automatisation ETCS
deployment
Centralisation
Continued
Electronic Interlocking rollout
Civil works
related
network adaptations
and
improvements
7 / Integrated Operations - Automatisation
8 / Integrated Operations - Centralisation
5 Operation Control Centers (OCC) are responsible for the control and dispatching of the complete core network of the ÖBB Increasing productivity Assuring the highest level of safety Enhancing quality
9 / Longterm Investment Strategy for Integrated Operations 2032 Objective: The operation control-strategy has been implemented for the whole network
• the implementation is linked to projects within the future network 2025+
2012 The operation control-strategy is being implemented
• 1 integrated traffic management centre • 5 operation control centres
2005 Decision to implement the operation strategy at ÖBB In 2032
• approx.
1,700
employees in network operations • Approx.
94
staffed local operation sites • Approx.
145,000
Train km covered per employee
In 2012
•
3,170
employees • in network operations
310
staffed local operation • sites
51,000
Train km covered per employee
Initial Position
• 4,455 employees in network operations • 530 staffed local operation sites • 37,000 Train km covered per employee Source: N.Pausch, ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG
10 /
ETCS Status 2014
Austrian ERTMS/ETCS deployment strategy
Source: OeBB Infrastruktur AG
11 / Austrian ERTMS/ETCS deployment strategy
Deployment Train Control – Target 2025
Deployment ETCS under discussion Deployment ETCS L2 decided Rail Network OeBB
Source: OeBB Infrastruktur AG
12 / First ETCS Level 2 Project in Austria
First ETCS L2 implementation for Austrian Railways with two line sections on main railway corridor Project duration: May 2009 – Dec 2012
First Putting into operation ETCS L2 in Austria December 9 th , 2012
13 / OeBB‘s Operations Experience - Major Achievements
Significant travel time reduction: Vienna – Salzburg 2:20 h
2013: 1 Million Train KMs reached
Up to
270 trains/day
with speeds up to
230 km/h 2013: less than 200 delayminutes/month caused by ETCS
14 / Experience and recommendations
o Involve
experts with practical background
from the very beginning o Set a
clear target with corresponding timeline
and let them work –
without intervention!
o
Cooperate with suppliers
as close as you can o Necessity of clear and detailed
operational and technical specifications
o
Supplementary integrations lab
for early system testing
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