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Digital Signalling & Train Control In-Depth Focus 2018

Posted: 4 December 2018 | | No comments yet

Conventional rail signalling can no longer deliver the capacity required to match growing passenger and freight numbers. Digital signalling and train control must be deployed to help maximise capacity and increase reliability and safety. However, the move from traditional to digital systems is not easy. Read on to find out more about the current opportunities and future challenges surrounding digital signalling and train control.

Digital signalling and train control supplement

In this In-Depth Focus:

  • East Coast leads the digital revolution: A partnership of operations and technology
    Toufic Machnouk, Network Rail’s Programme Director for Digital Railway on East Coast Main Line, explains why the route is appointing partners to create a digital railway transformation.
  • Improving services in Hong Kong: MTR’s signalling upgrade project
    To meet increased demand for mobility in Hong Kong and further enhance the customer experience, MTR Corporation is adopting state-of-the-art signalling technology and advanced train control facilities. For Global Railway Review, Adi Lau, Operations Director, and Gordon Lam, Chief Signal Engineer – Operations, explain that the scale and critical importance of the signalling upgrade is an unprecedented challenge for MTR in Hong Kong.
  • A digital revolution for Sydney’s rail network
    Stephen Lemon, Programme Director, Digital Systems at Transport for NSW, provides an overview of a major programme that aims to develop and deploy state-of-the-art signalling and control systems for Sydney’s rail network.

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