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ERTMS Strategy Group Agenda Item 3 – Key Strategic Issues 11 th April 2006 11 th April 2006
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High Speed Passenger (~200 kph) Interurban (<160 kph) Heavy Freight CTRL (300 kph) Network 2006 One Railway One Set of Standards Urban Light Railway (<80 kph) Inner Urban (<100 kph) Regional (<110 kph) Community Railway
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Vision 2035 Business led differentiation Appropriate Technology High Speed Passenger (~200 kph) Interurban (<160 kph) Inner Urban (<100 kph) Regional (<110 kph) Heavy Freight TGV (300 kph) Community Railway (<80 kph) Heavy Freight Inner Urban Regional Rural Light Urban Light Railway (<80 kph) Urban Light Strategic Core Lower Cost Higher reliability Higher specific capacity
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Strategic Core – Impact of Technological Change Low maintenance infrastructure Maximum segregation from road Cab signalling Adaptive routing & speed management Energy Regeneration Minimum train mass Flexible energy source Rational speed profile Maximised ridership Accurate train positioning Enhanced passenger information Rational gauging
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Industry vision for the UK - today Track - Train Voice Comms Today’s core network – Command & Control Communications Cab Secure Radio National Radio Network SPTs GSM-P & IVRS (GSM-R) Signalling & Interlocking 3~4 Aspect Signalling RETB Semaphore Mechanical, Relay, CBI (inc. SSI) Train Protection TVM 430, BR-ATP, TPWS, AWS, … Limited Traffic Management IECC, ARS …. Interface Issues Track & Structures (sighting, buffer stops, …) Power Supply (EMC..) Rolling Stock (space, TIU, …) Control centre Train Detection Track Circuits Axle Counters Treadles
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Industry vision for the UK - 2035 Control Centre Communications Single system supporting trainborne voice and data Voice comms & data exchange (Vital position / movement authority) Advisory Speed Strategic core network – Command & Control Intelligent Traffic Management - Improved traffic regulation offering energy efficiency & reduced junction occupancy times Interface Issues Rolling Stock (space, TIU, …) Track & Structures (…… ) buffer stop protection signal sighting constraints Power Supply (EMC..) Signalling Cab signalling (inc. ATP) Trainborne localisation Object orientated control Key nodes / network constraints Limited signalling Limited train detection Results in a low cost, advisory speed enabled, electrification consistent, cab signalling vision Train Protection TVM 430, BR-ATP, TPWS, AWS
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Programme Scope What is the scope of the ERTMS programme team ETCS & GSM-R data & Operational rules ETCS & GSM-R (data & voice) & Operational rules A full CoCoSig system (ETCS, GSM-R, Traffic Management) & Operational rules CoCoSig & Operational rules plus advisory speeds, de- commissioning legacy signalling & train protection systems…….? Diagrammatically this looks like ….. What is the scope of the ERTMS programme team ETCS & GSM-R data & Operational rules ETCS & GSM-R (data & voice) & Operational rules A full CoCoSig system (ETCS, GSM-R, Traffic Management) & Operational rules CoCoSig & Operational rules plus advisory speeds, de- commissioning legacy signalling & train protection systems…….? Diagrammatically this looks like …..
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OPS TSI CoCoSig TSI ETCSGSMR DATA OPS RULESETCS NEPGSMR DATA CAMBRIAN GSMR VOICE GSMR VOICE National ERTMS Programme ETML Euro Interlocking Other Traffic Mgt initiatives? Programme Scope
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Objectives Current workstreams are the 5 Cs: Cambrian, Cost, Capacity, Capability & Confidence December 06 Red Diamond point a key stage in the programme. Understand programme priorities within an overall CoCoSig strategy of cheaper, more reliable, better (increased functionality?) : ATP & interoperability on HS Lines Capacity enhancement for inter-urban and commuter services Compliant v compatible products (low cost cab signalling) Cost effective rural cab signalling system Increased traffic through the tunnel ?? Current workstreams are the 5 Cs: Cambrian, Cost, Capacity, Capability & Confidence December 06 Red Diamond point a key stage in the programme. Understand programme priorities within an overall CoCoSig strategy of cheaper, more reliable, better (increased functionality?) : ATP & interoperability on HS Lines Capacity enhancement for inter-urban and commuter services Compliant v compatible products (low cost cab signalling) Cost effective rural cab signalling system Increased traffic through the tunnel ??
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European Engagement (1) What are we trying to harmonise? What are the real cost drivers for Control Command & Signalling? What is realistic for Europe to achieve in 5~15 years? What is Europe’s vision? What are we trying to harmonise? What are the real cost drivers for Control Command & Signalling? What is realistic for Europe to achieve in 5~15 years? What is Europe’s vision? ETCS Track ETCS Train GSM-R Track GSM-R Train Oper’l Rules Traffic Management
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European Engagement (2) European Commission: Gov’t – A21C, European Parliament Transport & Tourism Committee, DG TREN (Derogations & implementation plans), TENs funds Industry – MoU Steering Committee, Chief Executive’s mtgs … European Railway Agency Gov’t – ERA Admin board, Economic Assessment Group, NSA representation Industry – ERTMS Change Control Group & Board, System Version Management working group …. Wider Industry – Eurointerlocking, Optirail, EEIG Users Group, UIC GPRS working group, ERRAC …. European Commission: Gov’t – A21C, European Parliament Transport & Tourism Committee, DG TREN (Derogations & implementation plans), TENs funds Industry – MoU Steering Committee, Chief Executive’s mtgs … European Railway Agency Gov’t – ERA Admin board, Economic Assessment Group, NSA representation Industry – ERTMS Change Control Group & Board, System Version Management working group …. Wider Industry – Eurointerlocking, Optirail, EEIG Users Group, UIC GPRS working group, ERRAC ….
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European Engagement (3) ATOC / CER
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