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3-5 November 2015, Crowne Plaza, Copenhagen, Denmark
SHOW GUIDE
CREATING THE SMART METRO AND URBAN RAILWAYS OF THE FUTURE
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WELCOME TO SMARTMETRO & CBTC WORLD CONGRESS 2015
Global Transport Forum welcomes you to Copenhagen for the 6th annual SmartMetro and CBTC World Congress. With over 300 delegates joining us from Asia, South America, North America, the Middle East and across Europe, I am thoroughly looking forward to three days of lively interaction, best practice sharing and debate that this specialist platform allows for.
With increasing populations and growing passenger demands in an increasingly urbanised world, metros and urban rail systems are under more pressure than ever to offer a reliable, comfortable and high capacity service to the passenger. With rapidly evolving technology, operators have more opportunity than ever to exploit the digital revolution to create the reliable, connected and competitive networks integral to modern, growing cities. Throughout the globe, CBTC remains at the heart of integrated, smarter and cost-effective network development.
The SmartMetro showcase has evolved in 2015 to meet these changing needs. With global CEO keynotes, streamed content, interactive roundtables and workshops we look forward to delivering an informative and valuable conference for you and your industry peers.
We would like to extend a massive thank you to all our supporters, particularly Metroselskabet and Banedanmark who have helped set up two great site visits. I would also like to extend a big thanks to our sponsors and our leading advisory board, who have all helped us to create a specialist and unique meeting place for industry professionals to help you overcome the specific challenges you are facing in your deployments, operations and future metro planning.
All necessary information can be found in this booklet but if you require any additional help, Global Transport Forum staff will be on hand throughout the event to offer any assistance you may require.
We also welcome any feedback before, during or after the event.
Sincerely,
Emma Bird SmartMetro Producer
CREATING THE SMART METRO AND URBAN RAILWAYS OF THE FUTURE
Agenda, program and speaking enquiries Emma Bird Producer T: +44 (0) 7045 0915 E: [email protected]
Sponsorship and exhibition enquiries Tim Edwards Sales Manager T: +44 (0) 20 7045 0945 E: [email protected]
Operations and logistics enquiries Rosie Nixon Operations Manager T: +44 (0) 20 7045 0911 E: [email protected]
Marketing enquiries Stephen Scott Marketing Manager T: +44 (0) 20 7045 0916 E: [email protected]
MEET THE SMARTRAIL TEAM…
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The quality of the congress is enhanced and guaranteed by collaborating with key individuals from global metros, consultants, engineers and leading industry suppliers.
They ensure that the content is customer led, independent, and that all perspectives are considered. The Advisory Board constantly provides us with ideas for content, speakers and sponsors. Collaborating with leading experts in such a way ensures that the event is created by and remains at the forefront of the industry.
THE SMARTMETRO & CBTC WORLD CONGRESS ADVISORY BOARD FEATURES THE INDUSTRY’S KEY LEADERS AND EXPERTS INCLUDING:
Marina Aguado Associate Professor University of the Basque Country
Melih Arpaci Head of Business Management Mass Transit Siemens AG
Joe Bastone Business Development Director Bombardier Transportation
Alexandre Betis Principal Business Development Manager Ansaldo STS
Thierry Bonnefous TIS Urban Solution Director Alstom
Marco Bussi Business Development Manager Comtest Wireless
Frank Van Campenhout Business Development OTN Systems
Duncan Cross Deputy Director Operations Crossrail and London Overground
Jonathan Davis Global Travel and Transportation Consulting Practice CSC
Werner Dorfmeister Chief Technologist HP
Christophe Eline Marketing and Communications Leader GE Transportation
Alberto Forchino Head of Special Engineering Projects Turin Metro
Aurelio Rojo Garrido Secretary General Alamys
Marc Genain Senior Project Management Safety RATP
Karl King Business Stream Leader - Communications Based Train Control Systems, Mott MacDonald
Robert Kull Director Business Development Wabtec
Pier Galileo La Scala Head of Exploitation and Operations Turin Metro
Philippe Leguay International Urban Rail Systems Transport Director Keolis
Klavs Hestbek Lund Project Manager, Operation & Maintenance Metroselskabet
Umberto Malesci CEO Fluidmesh Networks
Norhaslita Ramli Deputy Rail Academy Rapid KL
Kimmo Reiman Project Manager HKL
Shamsul Rizal Head of Wayside Electrical and Electronics Department Rapid KL
Stephane Sanner Marketing Manager Alstom
Kosit Tesuchata Superintendent – Systems Engineering & Maintenance-of-Way NJ Transit – Newark Light Rail Operations
Jean-Paul Wajsbrot Strategy and Business Development Director Thales Group
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SmartRail World: More than just a show! SmartRail World (www.smartrailworld.com) is your online guide to our changing industry, giving you the very latest news, views, resources, media and insights from the world of rail and metro signalling, telecommunications, passenger experience, rolling stock, the digital railway, Wi-Fi, fare collection, ticketing and much, much more.
Updated daily by our in-house editorial team, and with 22,000+ views a month, it brings together a vast SmartRail World community of rail and metro professionals. This community extends beyond our news portal, and into Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook and YouTube where we have a strong presence. And twice a month, the very best of SmartRail World is edited into a newsletter sent to over 32,000+ international subscribers. We also partner with many of the leading media organisations and associations in our industry to ensure our stories and messages are seen right across the industry
If you would like to contribute an article, use SmartRail World to help promote your product or company or just want to find out more, contact Luke Upton, the Editor:
THE ADVISORY BOARD
KEY SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
FEATURING: Henrik Plougmann
Olsen CEO Metroselskabet
John Atkins Agent General Government of Western Australia European Office
Jon Lamonte CEO Transport for Greater Manchester
Claus Rehfeld Moshøj Managing Director Aarhus Letbane
Azmi Abdul Aziz Managing Director Prasarana Malaysia
Joubert Flores Director Metro Rio
Andreas Oberhauser Head of Business Unit Infrastructure Inspection Wiener Linien
Bengt Carlsson Safety Director MTR Stockholm
Dominique Deau NExTEO Development Director SNCF
Klavs Hestbek Lund Market and Project Director - Railways and Metro COWI
Nick Brown Managing Director London Underground & London Rail
Azmi Abdul Aziz Managing Director Prasarana Malaysia
Henrik Plougmann Olsen CEO Metroselskabet
Jon Lamonte CEO Transport for Greater Manchester
Suleyman Acikbas CEO/General Manager RailSis
Matt Kinane Director of Engineering MTR Stockholm
Joubert Flores Director Metro Rio
George Leoutsakos Deputy Engineering Manager ATTIKO Metro
Henry Cheng Head of the Information Fusion Centre SMRT
Claus Rehfeld Moshøj Managing Director Aarhus Letbane
Carlos Esquíroz Director of Engineering and Maintenance Metro Madrid
Sebastián Berríos Head of Specialty Rolling Stock and CBTC Metro Santiago
Morten Søndergaard Programme Director Banedanmark
Claudio Cassarino Managing Director Metro Service
Duncan Cross Deputy Director Operations Transport for London
Tom Dunscombe Group Manager - Planning, Development & Construction San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit
John Atkins Agent General Government of Western Australia European Office
Andreas Oberhauser Head of Business Unit Infrastructure Inspection Wiener Linien
Imtithal Aziz Project Engineer London Underground
Nick Thompson Rail Advisor Metro Trains Melbourne
Wilson Milian Design Manager - Signals NYCT
Pier Galileo La Scala Head of Exploitation and Operations GTT Turin Metro
Aurelio Rojo Garrido Honourary Board Member Alamys
Philippe Leguay International Urban Rail Systems Transport Director Keolis
Bengt Carlsson Safety Director MTR Stockholm
Dominique Deau NExTEO Development Director SNCF
Kimmo Reiman Project Manager Helsinki Metro HKL
Klavs Hestbek Lund Market and Project Director - Railways and Metro COWI
Nabil Ghaly President NYR Technology
Sebastian Jarczynski Systems Performance Engineer London Underground
Tao Tang School of Electronics and Information Engineers Beijing Jiatong University
Terence Law Project Manager, Signalling MTR
Thomas Bech Roskjær Passenger Operations and Contract Manager Metroselskabet
Ingo Hoffmann Head of International Business Mass Transit Siemens
Melih Arpaci Vice President for Market Development and Product Management Siemens
Christopher Cox Operations Manager Metroselskabet
Alexandre Betis Head of CBTC Solutions Ansaldo STS
Dan Testa Principal Project Engineer Ansaldo STS
Omar Rezzoug Vice President of CBTC Applications Ansaldo STS
Norman Frisch Business Development Transport Solutions Huawei
Stephane Sanner Marketing Manager Alstom
Emmanuel Houriez Control Centre Director Alstom
Antonio Munoz Mass Transit Solutions Manager Bombardier Transportation
Alejandro Mariotti Head of Sales Development Mass Transit Bombardier Transportation
Olivier Fafa Vice-President - Transport Systems Division Systra
Phil Bartlett Director LeighFisher
Stephen Rogers Associate Director LeighFisher
Arne Borälv CEO Prover
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powered by change management (social, technical,…) and system engineering (requirement management, risk management,…)
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SmartMetro Speaker Presentations
Following the event, all speaker presentations will be made available to download from the Global Transport Forum website, subject to the completion of a feedback form.
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powered by change management (social, technical,…) and system engineering (requirement management, risk management,…)
Interactive Workshop Sessions
14:30 Focusing on the most pertinent topics for CBTC and metro network experts, these workshop sessions offer a perfect platform for interaction, debate and best practice sharing. Led by specialist facilitators, delegates will listen to an in-depth case study before discussing on their tables, the challenges presented. Each table will then feedback to the whole group their conclusions, so you can take practical information back to the office to improve your business!
16:15
Workshop 1: LTE for metro systems
Norman Frisch, Business Development. Transport Solutions, Huawei
Workshop 2: Train interface: steps towards a possible standard definition
Omar Rezzoug, Vice President of CBTC applications, Ansaldo STS
Workshop 3: Operating work trains safely
Stephane Sanner, Marketing Manager, Alstom
Workshop 4: Unattended trains’ coupling and uncoupling
Systra
09:30 Site visit attendees assemble in the Crowne Plaza hotel foyer to be split into pre-registered groups.
10:00 Metroselskabet and Banedanmark site visits
1) Metroselskabet - delegates will be taken on a short walk to the site, where they will be given a brief presentation on the existing metro and metro under construction. This will be followed by a guided visit of the control room and maintenance facilities. Delegates will be returned to the hotel for approximately midday.
2) Banedanmark - delgates will be taken on a short coach journey to the site, where they will visit the S-bane control centre and be given a brief presentaion on the current status of the roll-out of the new CBTC system and lessons learnt. They will then visit the new control centre before being returned to the hotel in time for lunch.
Places were allocated on a first come, first served basis in advance of the event.
17:30 Pre-Congress Drinks Reception
TUESDAY 3RD NOVEMBER - SITE VISIT AND WORKSHOP DAY
15:30 Networking Coffee Break
13:30 Networking Lunch - Outside Lake Geneva and Loch Ness - 2nd Floor
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SMART TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATIONMany new technologies are now available for metros and urban railways but operators must determine what technology they need and how to best utilise it. Effective technology integration can reduce cost, improve efficiency and create a better customer service. How can technology be integrated without impacting mission critical services. What technology is required? Can operators have a single vital and non vital network? This session looks at: • Defining what technology is necessary on your network• Integration to reduce costs and improve efficiency• One integrated vital and non vital network?
Moderator: Nabil Ghaly, President, Rail Transport Engineering (RTE)
SMART SIGNALLING AND TECHNOLOGYThe primary concern of any passenger rail network remains the safety and security of passengers. Key to this is having a signalling system (CBTC) that is reliable, safe, but also, being utilised to minimise headway and increase reliability and efficiency on the network. What can be done to ensure the safety and reliability of the system? Is a fallback necessary or will the system operate better without one? Finally, with networks becoming digitised cyber security is also an important concern with the system. This session looks at: • Mission critical networks & systems• Maximising the reliability & security of CBTC• Delivering a high capacity, reliable service to meet growing needs
Moderator: Klavs Hestbek Lund, Market and Project Director Railways and Metro, COWI
10:30 NETWORKING COFFEE
WEDNESDAY 4TH NOVEMBER - CONGRESS DAY ONE
11:10 The next generation of CBTC technology
Nabil Ghaly, President, Rail Transport Engineering (RTE)
11:30 Exploiting evolving technology for efficient operations
Christopher Cox, Operations Manager, Metroselskabet
11:50 Defining requirements and increasing integration
Terence Law, Project Manager, Signalling, MTR
12:10 Achieving an integrated end to end metro network
Philippe Leguay, International Urban Rail Systems Transport Director, Keolis
08:00 REGISTRATION AND WELCOME REFRESHMENTS
08:50 Partner welcoming address
Norman Frisch, Business Development, Transport Solutions, Huawei
MORNING KEYNOTE SESSION: Urban mobility: The digital metro networkIn an increasingly urbanised world, evolving IT and the digital revolution give metro systems an opportunity to improve service and meet growing passenger demands. How are metro leaders moving towards these more intelligent metro networks and what are the key requirements over the next few years? How can technology be placed at the heart of smarter systems and ultimately, enhance reliability, efficiency and capacity of networks to increase passenger numbers and meet the growth in urban populations? This session looks at:• Driving integrated transport systems that support city growth • Future visions for metro networks • Delivering a high capacity, reliable service to meet growing needs
Moderator: Phil Bartlett, Director, LeighFisher 09:00 EVENT PARTNER KEYNOTE: A connected, futureproof metro network
Norman Frisch, Business Development, Transport Solutions, Huawei
09:15 HOST METRO KEYNOTE: Utilising technology to move towards a futureproof networkHenrik Plougmann Olsen, CEO, Metroselskabet
09:30 KEYNOTE: Meeting growing urban demands with intelligent metro systemsNick Brown, Managing Director, London Underground & London Rail
09:45 KEYNOTE: Big data: How data fusion and analysis can improve your performanceHenry Cheng, Head of the Information Fusion Centre, SMRT
10:00 KEYNOTE PANEL DISCUSSION: Developing a future vision for metro and urban transport networks Nick Brown, Managing Director, London Underground & London RailHenrik Plougmann Olsen, CEO, MetroselskabetNorman Frisch, Business Development, Transport Solutions, HuaweiJoubert Flores, Director, Metro Rio Dr. George Leoutsakos, Deputy Engineering Manager, ATTIKO MetroJon Lamonte, CEO, Transport for Greater Manchester
11:10 Putting safety and reliability at the heart of network upgradesDr. George Leoutsakos, Deputy Engineering Manager, ATTIKO Metro
11;30 Managing costs while maximising safety and performanceBengt Carlsson, Safety Director, MTR Stockholm
11:50 Managing complex refurbishment projects successfully to optimize performanceIngo Hoffmann, Head of International Business, Mass Transit, Siemens
12:10 System performance with CBTC in brownfield applicationsNick Thompson, Rail Advisor, Metro Trains Melbourne
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SMART ASSET MANAGEMENTThe railway industry has a broad and complex asset base that have typically been managed in ineffective and costly silos. IT can be better utilised to integrate this asset management and create a single source of transparent information to reduce cost and drive efficiency and extend the lifecycle of systems. This session looks at: • Extending lifecyle through more effective asset management • Predictive and preventative remote diagnostics• Reducing costs with an effective asset management strategy
Moderator: Nabil Ghaly, President, Rail Transport Engineering (RTE)
CBTC FOR RAIL AND LIGHT RAIL With increasing populations and passenger numbers, light rail and passenger rail are also increasingly seeking high capacity on the network. Utilising CBTC can help achieve this within the existing infrastructure, saving significant costs compared to building additional railway lines. When choosing an appropriate system, these needs must be considered. This session looks at: • CBTC potential for rail and light rail projects• The business case for CBTC • Delivering a high capacity, reliable service to meet growing needs Moderator: Klavs Hestbek Lund, Market and Project Director - Railways and Metro, COWI
13:10 Networking lunch
15:20 Networking coffee
17:30 NETWORKING DRINKS RECEPTION
WEDNESDAY 4TH NOVEMBER - CONGRESS DAY ONE
14:20 Intimate Workshops
The workshop sessions offer a perfect platform for interaction, debate and best practice sharing. Led by specialist facilitators, delegates will sit on tables of no more than 10 and following the moderators’ introductory presentation, will discuss on their tables, the challenges presented. Each table will then feedback to the
whole group their conclusions, so you can take practical information back to the office to improve your business!
A) The next evolution of CBTC systemsAlejandro Mariotti, Head of Sales Development, Mass Transit
Bombardier Transportation
B) Testing and certificationArne Borälv, CEO, Prover
12:30 PANEL: What does the next generation integrated network look like? Terence Law, Project Manager, Signalling, MTRPhilippe Leguay, International Urban Rail Systems Transport Director, KeolisChristopher Cox, Operations Manager, MetroselskabetNabil Ghaly, President, Rail Transport Engineering (RTE)
12:30 PANEL: Ensuring both safety and optimum performance of mission critical networksBengt Carlsson, Safety Director, MTR StockholmMorten Søndergaard, Programme Director, BanedanmarkNick Thompson, Rail Advisor, Metro Trains MelbourneChristos Tsitouras, Chairman of the BoD and Managing Director, Atiko MetroAlexandre Betis, Head of CBTC Solutions, Ansaldo
16:00 Adapting CBTC interfaces to a mainline infrastructureDominique Deau, NExTEO Development Director, SNCF
16:15 CBTC for light rail: The business caseDuncan Cross, Deputy Director Operations, Transport for London
16:30 Planning and delivering CBTC implementationTom Dunscombe, Group Manager - Planning, Development & Construction, San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit
16:45 How CBTC can improve capacity and reliabilityWilson Milian, Design Manager - Signals, NYCT
17:00 PANEL: The impact of CBTC on rail and light rail networksDominique Deau, NExTEO Development Director, SNCFTom Dunscombe, Group Manager - Planning, Development & Construction, San Francisco Bay Area Rapid TransitDuncan Cross, Deputy Director, Transport for LondonSebastián Berríos, Head of Specialty rolling stock and CBTC, Metro SantiagoWilson Milian, Design Manager - Signals, NYCT
16:00 Asset management as a key part of your operating strategyTony Lacy, Business Division Director, Worldline
16:15 Extending system lifecycle and reliabilityPier Galileo La Scala, Head of Exploitation and Operations, GTT Turin Metro
16:30 Improving maintenance through better asset managementAndreas Oberhauser, Head of Business Unit Infrastructure Inspection, Wiener Linien
16:45 Delivering an energy efficient and sustainable metro network through smart asset managementSuleyman Acikbas, General Manager, RailSis
17:00 PANEL: The importance of asset management to the modern metro network. Pier Galileo La Scala, Head of Exploitation and Operations, GTT Turin Metro Terence Law, Project Manager, Signalling, MTRAndreas Oberhauser, Head of Business Unit Infrastructure Inspection, Wiener LinienCarlos Esquiroz, Engineering and Maintenance Director, Metro Tony Lacy, Business Division Director, Worldline
10:45 NETWORKING COFFEE BREAK
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11:10 Exploiting evolving technology on a passenger networkEmmanuel Houriez, Control Centre Director, Alstom
11:30 Challenging the status quoSebastian Jarczynski, Systems Performance Engineer, London Underground
11:50 Reducing dwell time and managing growing passenger numbersJoubert Flores, Director, Metro Rio
12:10 Using automatic platform gates as an asset to improve passenger operations Thomas Bech Roskjær, Passenger Operations and Contract Manager, Metroselskabet
08:30 WELCOME REFRESHMENTS
EXCLUSIVE PARTNER BREAKFAST BRIEFING (Closed session) Norman Frisch, Business Development. Transport Solutions, HuaweiFor invited attendees only, this interactive breakfast briefing session allows participants to chance to uncover new innovations and network with peers in an informal and relaxed setting over breakfast coffees and pastries. The session will feature a presentation from event partner Huawei, before an open discussion and Q&A with the participants
Smart operations management: Reliability, sustainability and cost effectiveModern metros are tasked with transporting more passengers, more sustainably and at a lower cost than ever before. The fast pace of technology can provide a solution if utilised with a whole system approach. Enhanced data management, automation technology such as driverless operations and automatic coupling and energy efficiency can make this a reality. Implementing these solutions can optimise operations and ensure long term cost and energy management to reduce ongoing cost and guarantee sustainability. What can be done to ensure long term operational reliability? This session looks at:• The role of data and IT on operational performance and cost• Increasing automation with automatic coupling and driverless operations• Maximising energy efficiency
Moderator: Stephen Rogers, Associate Director, LeighFisher
09:00 CASE STUDY: Promoting innovation to enhance operations
Matt Kinane, Director of Engineering, MTR Nordic
09:15 CASE STUDY: Improving the reliability and performance with effective operations management
Antonio Munoz, Mass Transit Solutions Manager, Bombardier Transportation
09:30 CASE STUDY: Growing and integrating your network for seamless operationsAzmi Abdul Aziz, Managing Director, Prasarana Malaysia
10:00 CASE STUDY: Using big data to improve operations
Carlos Esquíroz, Director of Engineering and Maintenance, Metro Madrid
10:15 KEYNOTE PANEL DISCUSSION: Moving towards a smarter more sustainable metro operation
Antonio Munoz, Mass Transit Solutions Manager, Bombardier Transportation
Suleyman Acikbas, General Manager, RailSis,
Claudio Cassarino, Managing Director, Metro Service
Claus Rehfeld Moshøj, Managing Director, Aarhus Letbane
Matt Kinane, Director of Engineering, MTR Nordic
Carlos Esquíroz, Director of Engineering and Maintenance, Metro Madrid
11:10 The future of line 3 and 6 in SantiagoSebastián Berríos, Head of Specialty Rolling Stock and CBTC, Metro Santiago
11:30 Project Update: Market growth and trend opportunities in Western AustraliaJohn Atkins, Agent General, Government of Western Australia European Office
11:50 Planning new projects and meeting scheduled deadlines successfullyClaus Rehfeld Moshøj, Managing Director, Aarhus Letbane
12:10 Don’t get lost in an upgradeOlivier Fafa, Vice-President - Transport Systems Division, Systra
OPTIMISING PASSENGER MANAGEMENTWith the potential of CBTC to maximise capacity and reduce headway, it is a key tool in the challenge of safely transporting a soaring number of passengers from A to B. To optimise this however, CBTC must be looked at as the central part of the overall strategy not the solution in isolation. What impact can CBTC have on passenger operations in conjunction with more effective passenger management? Using evolving IT, driver management and station management in conjunction can reduce dwell times, improve reliability and maximise the system. This session looks at:• Utilising technology to manage passengers • Reducing dwell time and entry/exit• Impact of CBTC on passenger experience
Moderator: Nabil Ghaly, President, Rail Transport Engineering (RTE)
GLOBAL PROJECT CASE STUDIESEach CBTC project brings a different set of requirements and expectations. Brownfield and greenfield projects have varying complexity and operators must assess technology choices and ROI carefully for each upgrade. Business case and requirements will vary but each system must enhance capacity, improve reliability and operate successfully long term. This session looks at: • Managing CBTC projects to achieve long term success• Long term results of new technology implementation on the metro
network• Making technology decisions and maximising ROI
Moderator: Klavs Hestbek Lund, Market and Project Director - Railways and Metro, COWI
THURSDAY 5TH NOVEMBER - CONGRESS DAY TWO
CLOSING AUDIENCE DEBATE: FALLBACK SYSTEMS AND RISK MANAGEMENT; ARE FALLBACK SYSTEMS NECESSARY?
The notion of a fallback safety system and its imperativeness when upgrading and installing CBTC is still widely debated and as the
technology evolves, is becoming more and more contentious. Keeping the legacy system in place may help to alleviate concerns regarding
safety and reliability but adds significantly to long term OPEX and with performance and reliability improving, is it necessary at all?
This sessions begins with a presentation on the use of fallback systems and will be followed up with an open debate including all
audience members on their necessity and need.
Moderator: Klavs Hestbek Lund, Market and Project Director - Railways and Metro, COWI
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15:20 NETWORKING COFFEE BREAK
12:30 PANEL: Meeting passenger demands on urban rail networksEmmanuel Houriez, Control Centre Director, AlstomJoubert Flores, Director, Metro Rio
Aurelio Rojo Garrido, Honourary Board Member, Alamys
Thomas Bech Roskjær, Passenger Operations and Contract Manager, Metroselskabet
Sebastian Jarczynski, Systems Performance Engineer, London Underground
12:30 PANEL: Maximising ROI and performance from implementation to long term project managementOlivier Fafa, Vice-President - Transport Systems Division, SystraJohn Atkins, Agent General, Government of Western Australia European OfficeTao Tang, School of electronics and Information Engineers, Beijing Jiatong UniversityClaus Rehfeld Moshøj, Managing Director, Aarhus Letbane
Imtithal Aziz, Project Engineer, London Underground
13:10 Networking lunch
14:20 Interactive roundtable sessions
The roundtable sessions are a little different from the workshops on day one, promoting niche and open discussion amongst delegates. Each table in the conference room will have a separate topic area. Delegates sit on the table with the topic area they wish to discuss. Each table leader will lead 40 minutes of
discussion on this topic with fellow table members, providing a perfect networking and learning opportunity.
Following the discussion, each table leader will feedback to the whole group, their key conclusions from the session
Table 1) Network optimisation & IntegrationDan Testa, Principal Project Engineer, Ansaldo STS
Table 2) Energy efficiencyStephane Sanner, Marketing Manager, Alstom
Table 3) Successful project upgradesJon Lamonte, CEO, Transport for Greater Manchester
Table 4) Big data and asset managementTony Lacy, Business Division Director, Worldline
Table 5) Automatic coupling and automationMelih Arpaci, Vice President for Market Development and Product Management, Siemens
16:50 END OF SMARTMETRO 2015
16:00 Fallback systems on a CBTC network Klavs Hestbek Lund, Market and Project Director - Railways and Metro, COWI
16:20 Open debate and Q+A on the need for fallback systems and growing automationKimmo Reiman, Project Manager, Helsinki Metro, HKL
Nabil Ghaly, President, Rail Transport Engineering (RTE)Bengt Carlsson, Safety Director, MTR StockholmIvan Grigorchenkov, Project Engineer - Railway Control Systems, TFLIngo Hoffman, Head of International Business Development for Metro Signaling Systems, Siemens
THURSDAY 5TH NOVEMBER - CONGRESS DAY TWO
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SPONSOR AND EXHIBITOR PROFILES
EVENT PARTNER
Huawei is a global leader of ICT solutions. Continuously innovating based on customer needs, we are committed to enhancing customer experiences and creating maximum value for telecom carriers, enterprises, and consumers. Our telecom network equipment, IT products and solutions, and smart devices are used in 170 countries and regions. In 2014, the company’s revenue reached approximately USD 46.5 billion. A Better Connected World is on the horizon. Working closely with partners, we endeavor to build an efficient and integrated digital logistics system which will enhance interconnectivity and interactivity – between people and people, people and things, and things and things – to spark infinite opportunities and potential for everyone everywhere and to move the world forward. www.huawei.com
LEAD SPONSORS
Congestion, pollution, need for fluidity and safety represent some of the urban transport challenges that are addressed by Alstom’s expertise in high performance train control. In 2003, Alstom put into operation the world’s first radio CBTC on Singapore’s North East Line subway. Today, more than 25% of all radio CBTC solutions in operation worldwide are URBALISTM. Alstom is constantly upgrading the technology and proposes two CBTC solutions: URBALIS 400TM and URBALIS FluenceTM. Both solutions capitalise on a common technological base to deliver high performance with low LCC. They guarantee the highest level of safety endorsed by official independent authorities. www.alstom.com
Bombardier Transportation, a global leader in rail technology. Offering the broadest portfolio in the rail industry delivering innovative products including turnkey integrated transit systems for mass transit using signalling solutions CITYFLO* including CBTC. For main line we are taking the lead in providing ERTMS technology as part of our INTERFLO* solution. Both solutions are open standards and integrate Bombardier’s EBI *product family and control centre applications that set new standards in sustainable mobility. Bombardier Transportation is headquartered in Berlin, Germany, and has a very diverse customer base with products or services in more than 60 countries. www.bombardier.com/en/transportation.html
The Mobility Division is a leading international provider of products, systems and solutions that enable people and goods to be transported in an efficient, safe and environmentally friendly manner. Business activities include rolling stock, rail automation, intelligent traffic and transportation systems, and rail electrification. Mobility’s service offerings maximize vehicle and infrastructure availability. The Division’s comprehensive portfolio is further augmented by turnkey project expertise and tailored financing solutions. The Mobility Division combines innovations with comprehensive industry know-how, over 160 years of transportation expertise and a global network of recognized experts in more than 40 countries with Siemens’ solid financial foundation. www.siemens.com/mobility
A global leader in public transportation engineering infrastructures, SYSTRA has a reputation as an established long term partner in public transport systems for the past 60 years. In 2014, SYSTRA reported revenues of €527 million, a large majority of which was on international markets. The Group employs 5,000 people worldwide, manages 3,000 contracts and has operations in 78 countries.www.systra.com/en/
WORKSHOP SPONSORS
Ansaldo STS is a leading technology company operating in the global Railway & Mass Transit Transportation business. With over 150 years of history and proven success, Ansaldo STS employs more than 4,100 people worldwide to develop the most advanced signalling technologies and related systems and delivers completely integrated Transportation Solutions. As an expert in rail signalling, Ansaldo STS provides design, manufacturing, installation, commissioning and maintenance of a wide range of automation and automatic control systems and equipment dedicated to rail and train control, focussing on innovation, safety, reliability, interoperability and sustainability. www.ansaldo-sts.com
Engineering a safer world. Aviation, trucking and cars bring oil dependence and pollution. Trains are faster, more economical, safer and greener. At Prover Technology, we are committed to doing our part. We supply solutions for engineering the safety critical systems that control trains, signals and switches. Our PiSPEC™ and Prover iLock™ solutions are used to specify, code, simulate and formally verify a wide variety of systems, including interlocking, CBTC, ERTMS, ATP. We also provide the software IP and training needed to enable our customers to meet strict certification requirements at reasonable cost. Prover’s HQ is in Stockholm, Sweden. The company has subsidiaries in the US and France. www.prover.com
ASSOCIATE SPONSORS
Moxa is an IRIS-certified global leader in a wide range of IP-based communications solutions. Moxa provides a broad portfolio of industrial Ethernet networking, wireless communications, embedded computers and CCTV components specially designed for railway applications whether in rolling stock, electrification, signalling & control or station infrastructure. These products meet the specific environmental requirements and certifications such as extended temperature of operation, EN50155, EN50121 and electromagnetic compatibility. 26 years of experience in R&D and the manufacture of industrial grade electronics underline Moxa’s technical competency. www.moxa.com/solutions/Railway/
Atos SE (Societas Europaea) is a leader in digital services with 2013 pro forma annual revenue of €10 billion and 86,000 employees in 66 countries. Serving a global client base, the Group provides Consulting & Systems Integration services, Managed Services & BPO, Cloud operations, Big Data & Security solutions, as well as transactional services through Worldline, the European leader in the payments and transactional services industry. With its deep technology expertise and industry knowledge, the Group works with clients across different business sectors: Defence, Financial Services, Health, Manufacturing, Media & Utilities, Public Sector, Retail, Telecommunications and Transportation. uk.atos.net/en-uk/
MEDIA PARTNERS
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26-27 January 2016 • Istanbul, Turkey
THE STRATEGIC AND TECHNICAL CONGRESS FOR EURASIA’S RAILWAYS AND METROS
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“Smartrail is the place to be to understand how rail technologies
will evolve and catch the innovation train!”
Davide Vado, Sales & Business Development Bombardier Transportation
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Norman Frisch, Director, Enterprise Marketing Huawei
SUPPORTED LOCALLY BY:
Sönmez Alev General Manager Izmir Metro
Fatih Turan General Manager AYGM, (Ministry of Transport)
Necmettin Tahiroglu General Manager EGO
Renata Susa President of Management Board Croatia Railways (HZ)
Libor Lochman Executive Director CER
Duncan Cross Deputy Director Operations London Overground
Ashgar Bahramali Project Director Iran Railways
Nikola Mischev Head of International Affairs National Railway Infrastructure Company Bulgaria
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