IT10.rail: Symposium, Friday 22 January 2010

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IT10.rail: Symposium, Friday 22 January 2010

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The Interface Challenge -

Mastering Interfaces in Railway Operation and Planning

Welcome speech

9.00 h

Welcome speech

Customer Interfaces: Customer Expectations

9.15 h	Dr. Katrin Dziekan, Technische Universität Berlin Ease of Use in Public Transport: A User Perspective
	Ralf Jahncke, TransCare AG Trend issue: Green logistics in the middle of the crisis - What about the odds of rail?

Mastering Interfaces in Planning Transport Chains

11.00 h	Yann le Floch, Chef de l'unité structuration du graphique, Réseau Ferré de France Optimising timetable planning with regular interval timetables: The project "Cadencement 2012" in France.
	Sascha Derenek, Nordhessischer VerkehrsVerbund Public transport chains in a German region with low to medium population density: planning, practical problems and implementation

Improving Operational Interfaces

13.30 h	Peter Frischknecht, Zürcher Verkehrsverbund ZVV und Rolf Spring, Verkehrsbetriebe der Stadt Zürich VBZ Operational Interfaces: A new integrated public transport dispatching system for the region of Zurich
	Detlef Barner, Leiter Betrieb, DB Netz AG Operations management at the German rail infrastructure operator DB Netz AG: Assuring on-time performance in dense mixed traffic running on fixed intervals

Still an issue: ETCS / ERMTS interfaces

15.15 h	Morten Sondergaard, Banedanmark The Danish ERTMS re-signalling program and the influence of ERTMS/ETCS interface challenges
	Wim Coenraad, Movares Nederland BV Rail und Frans Heijnen, Invensys Rail Group: Mitigation of interface risks in the ETCS implementation process
end 16.45 h

Informationen zum Symposium

Conference language	english, german, french
Location	ETH Zürich - Campus Hönggerberg (Gebäude HPH)
Moderation	Prof. Dr. Ulrich Weidmann

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Organiser

SMA und Partner AG

SMA und Partner AG is an independent consulting firm with its head office in Zurich, Switzerland, and a branch office in the Swiss city of Lausanne. It was founded in 1987. The main focus of SMA’s activity is service and operations planning in railway transport. Thanks to its specific understanding of the railway as a system, SMA is in a position to competently advise a client in all stages of the planning process and to bring in experience gained in numerous projects throughout Europe.