Presentations
Here you can find the presentations that were given during RailTech Europe 2017 Conference.
Day 1: ERTMS
- The agency’s view on ERTMS – Pio Guido (European Union Agency for Railways)
- A positive ERTMS business case – the sector priority – Jean-Baptiste Simonnet (CER)
- Implementing ERTMS in a brown field situation – Wim Fabries (Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Environment)
- Commissioning of ETCS L2 in Switzerland and in particular the Gotthard base tunnel – Ulrich Roth (Swiss Federal Railways SBB)
- Overview of ERTMS Migration Strategies over Europe – Ernst Kleine (ERTMS Users Group)
- ETCS deployment in Germany – Philipp Buersch & Jörn Schlichting (Deutsche Netz Bahn AG)
- A Joint initiative by ProRail and Network Rail for ETCS Level 3 Hybrid Demonstration – John Collins (Network Rail)
- Baseline 3 – Development of the Baselines – Vincent Passau (Alstom)
- ETCS – do more with less – Klaus Mindel (Thales)
- ERTMS, ProRail position and challenges – Henri van Houten & Karel van Gils (ProRail)
- ERTMS L2 System with high density functionality in the main Italian railway nodes – Nazzareno Filippine (RFI)
Day 2: Digitalisation in Railways
- Fostering the digital continuity in railway projects – Alain Jeanmaire (SNCF Réseau)
- RailData at your fingertips – Raymond Soeters & Arjen Boersma (ProRail)
- Smart Data in Asset Management for Railway Track – Dr. Matthias Landgraf & Dr. Markus Enzi (Graz University of Technology)
- Using data for Google Maps based indoor wayfinding at train stations – Christian Frederiksen (MapsPeople (DK), Google Maps Premium Partner)
- Digital Train – What lies ahead? – Bhoopathi Rapolu (Cyient Europe Limited)
- The significance of cross-border energy management for sustainable railway systems in Europe – Harald Jony (ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG)
- Big Data for Free (almost) – Volker Brundisch (Bombardier Transportation)
- Analysis of public digital accident data for decision support & to quantify safety measurements (cost benefit analysis and business cases) – Mathias Linden (CCRDMT – University of Koblenz-Landau)
- Monitoring the geometric quality on a high speed line with passenger trains – Thijs Roeleveld (Ricardo Rail)
- RFID, a digitalisation and service development project – Anna Nicodemi (Trafikverket)
- Digitisation: Evolution, Revolution or Hype? An outlook on digitisation in rail freight transport – Michael Breuer (RailWatch GmbH&Co.KG)
Day 3: Predictive Maintenance of Rail Infrastructure
- Rail infrastructure maintenance from an international perspective – Marc Antoni (UIC)
- Performance-based Maintenance – Paul Carstens & Adrie Koster (ProRail)
- To create a railway where asset failures are not service affecting and alle maintenance interventions are planned – Maurice Feijen & Henk Schomaker (Thales Transportation Systems)
- Maintenance of the Future – Prof. Rolf Dollevoet (Technical University Delft)
- Commercial use of drones for data driven infrastructure maintenance – lessons from the power line sector – Mantas Vaskela (CEO Laserpas)
- Asset Analytics in practice: success factors and business value for rail infrastructure – Maarten Zanen (Arcadis)
- Maintenance with the trains running – Fred Beilhack (Swietelsky)
- Maximising track availability goes hand in hand with increased workforce safety in Belgium – Lex van der Poel & Inge Thys (Infrabel)
- Overview of the current work on developing safety culture in Network Rail – Lynn Chaimberlain-Clark (Network Rail)
- New permanent optical monitoring techniques of constructions – Jeroen van Ravenzwaaij (BREM Foundation and Monitoring)
- Networkwide Ballast Strategy – Johannes Neuhold (TU Graz)
- Benefits of real-time condition monitoring of switches: an empirical study – Andreas Seim (Sintef)
Interested in speaking at one of our future conferences? Please contact me.
Marieke van Gompel
Programme Manager