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UNDER THE HIGH PATRONAGE OF ORGANISERS

SMART STATIONS IN SMART CITIES6th International Conference on Railway Stations

Madrid, 19‐21 OCTOBER 2017

Next Stations:Smart & InclusiveCedric GallaisSmart City Program Director, SYSTRA, FranceSession 2a - Next Station: Smart & Inclusive

What stations need to fit within a Smart City? Challenges and opportunities for Cities

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Population growth

NTIC/digital/IoT

Change in mentalities

Emmergence of new mobilities

What stations need to fit within a Smart City?

Stations designed to be at the heart of the cities evolution

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Multimodal hub sharing data with cities and citizen Smart and efficientDesigned and animated

with citizen

Inclusive StationsStations designed with the citizen

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Project acceptability – Answering new uses – Better inserted in the local urban tissu

Connected StationsStations connected to the city

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City enters the station and is open to the city connected to the citizen

Multimodal

Sharing data providing digital services

Smart StationsStation designed as living organisms

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For a revisited passenger experience (ambiance / passengers flow…)

Saint‐Lazare“Salle des pas perdus”, 2006

Saint‐Lazare“Salle des pas perdus”, 2016

Smart StationsStation designed as living organisms

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For a revisited passenger experience (ambiance / passengers flow…)

Smart StationsStation designed as living organisms

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For a revisited passenger experience (ambiance / passengers flow…)

Smart StationsStation designed to be efficient

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Smart StationsStation designed to be efficient

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For a revisited passenger experience (ambiance / passengers flow…)

Smart StationsStation designed to be efficient

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Light & Porosity1

Light & Ambiance 2

Light and Orientation

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DynamicPassenger Display

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Bi‐directional gates 3

Smartphone Apps6Multi‐functional

screen7 Localized

Announcement

8Smart ScreenDoor9

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Stations: Inclusive / Connected / SmartUse cases

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Smart Lighting

Travellers Experience

Solution:Dynamic lighting atmosphere

Solution:• Light porosity

Intelligence to adapt the light temperature and intensity to outside light

• Indoor Positioning: Localisation by light. Detect the traveller localisation and givethem access to a GPS to travelinside the station.

Stations: Inclusive / Connected / SmartUse cases

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Dynamic signs 

Solutions:Dynamic signs adjust to crowd and linkedwith illuminated paths (force flow orientations).

Dynamic and/or interactive  Information Panels at screen doors. 

Solutions:Dynamic illuminated pathsadjusting to crowd and pre‐defined scenarios.

Flow Optimisation

Stations: Inclusive / Connected / SmartUse cases

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Smart Screen Door

Solutions:Lighting sections indicates at each door the wagon free capacity in order for passengers to better position themselves on the platform.

Reduce station stopping times => increase the line capacity

Flow Optimisation

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THANK YOUGRACIAS