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Stepwise approach towards
ERTMS deployment.
The swiss strategy.
Steffen Schmidt (SBB)
CCRCC 16.11.2017
The stepwise approach to ERTMS
2004 2010 2015 2020 2025 ?
Class-B Systems
….
Network is fully interoperable.
„Single Cab“ for new vehicles.
First ETCS Level 2 lines („pure“ without signals)
Consolidation of today‘s systems
40
0k
m
ETCS OBU
2nd wave
ETCS OBU
1st wave ETCS OBU fitting3rd wave
„Single Cab“ for new vehicles
2018
SmartRail 4.0
Projects:
A game changing TMS/CCS
architecture based
also on cab signalling
Preliminary
studies
Functional
component
designs
PoCs
Cab
Signalling
Rollout
Clarification
2
2025CCS „toolbox“ is mature
and „cleaned up“.
Lifecycle is automated.
Tenders,
developements,
active support of
new product
developements
ETCS Level 1 LS or STM (packet 44)
ERTMS in 2020
3
Consolidation - Examples
DMI: bad dearness of display no safety.
And new safety requirements
multiply the cost.Systematic cryptokey
change only when
suitable online keymanagement
systems are available
TSI CCS
ERTMS-
compatible
usable
productsIncrease the
grade of LCP
automation!
Becoming mature
means especially
being automated.
Lifecycle processes (LCP)
4
5
Clarification of the future
onboard architecture (examples)
• FRMCS(Future Rail Mobile Communication System)
• TIMS, safe length and
train-end-device(Train integrity monitoring systems)
• Updateability,
maintainability,
substitutability and
exchangeability!
6
The Concept of SmartRail 4.0
A game changing TMS/CCS architecture.
Automated
Traffic Management(Schedule, Disposition, Control)
„Pure“ ERTMS-based
geometric interlocking
for cab signalling
Smart
wayside
objects
Mobile
locali-
sation
Safe
Mobileenddevices
ATO
• Highly automated (re)scheduling & control
• High integration of planning functions,
planning, disposition and control in one system
• Precise realtime control („meters and seconds“)
• Risc calculation on runtime, high „changeability“
• Safe for every operational process or asset-layout
• Interlocking and RBC in one system
• Smallest possible amount of SIL4 functions
• Fast and cheap migration in large steps
• Can control every mix of L2/HL3/L3/“L3++“
• Open modular architecture for future extensions
• Ready for larger datacenters
• Open interface
• Independent
lifecycle
• „Plug & Rail“
• Powerfull
degraded modes
• Safety for every subject
& object.
• Efficient train detection
especially for L3
• Field force management-
automation
• Higher Capacity
• Lower energy
consumption
This architecture
allows on the long run
the reduction of the
amount of trackside
assets down to 30%.
7
Thanks for your attention