Computers In Railway Installations Track And Signalling
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Computers in Railway Installations, Track and Signalling
The contributions in the present three volumes contain selected papers from the 1st International Conference on Computer Aided Design, Manufacture and Operation in the Railway and other Advanced Mass Transit Systems (COMPRAIL 87) organized by the Computational Mechanics Institute, Southampton, UK, and held in Frankfurt in July 1987. These books contain the latest information on the different set of topics by managers, scientists and engineers directly involved in these areas of railway technology and will be of general interest to managers, scientists, engineers and other researchers in the railway industry, academia and government departments. Computer applications are increasing more and more in railway systems, and the customers can benefit from the latest information provided. Computers in Railway Management deals with the use of the computer in various aspects of railway management, including data collection and data processing. Specifically, the topics dealt with are management functions related to planning and design of networks, financial systems, traffic forecasting, maintenance of rolling stock and track, train scheduling and other operational aspects. Computers in Railway Installations, Track and Signalling includes an overview of the use of the computer in railway infrastructure design, rolling stock design, signal box design and signalling, while Computers in Railway Operations is concerned with computer and microprocessor applications in AC or DC transmission, traction, train operations and advanced train control systems.
Computers in Railways XIII
Containing the proceedings of the Thirteenth International Conference on Design and Operation in Railway Engineering, this book presents the latest developments in the use of computer-based techniques in the design and operation of railways. The COMPRAIL conference series serves as the forum for major advances in this important field. The book covers such topics as Advanced Train Control; Planning; Timetable Planning; Rescheduling; Risk Management; Safety and Security; Maglev and High-speed Railways; Traffic Control and Safety of High-speed Railways; Metro and Other Transit Systems; Communications and Signalling; Energy Supply and Consumption; Driverless and Automatic Train Operation; Operations Quality; Computer Techniques and Simulations; Railway Vehicle Dynamics; Dynamics and Wheel/Rail Interface; Monitoring and Maintenance; Crack, Damage and Fatigue Problems.The book will be of interest to railway managers, consultants, railway engineers (including signal and control engineers), designers of advanced train control systems and computer specialists
Computers in Railways X
This book updates the use of computer-based techniques, promoting their general awareness throughout the business management, design, manufacture and operation of railways and other advanced passenger, freight and transit systems. Including papers from the Tenth International Conference on Computer System Design and Operation in the Railway and Other Transit Systems, the book will be of interest to railway management, consultants, railway engineers (including signal and control engineers), designers of advanced train control systems and computer specialists. Themes of interest include: Planning; Human Factors; Computer Techniques, Management and languages; Decision Support Systems; Systems Engineering; Electromagnetic Compatibility and Lightning; Reliability, Availability, Maintainability and Safety (RAMS); Freight; Advanced Train Control; Train Location; CCTV/Communications; Operations Quality; Timetables; Traffic Control; Global Navigation using Satellite Systems; Online Scheduling and Dispatching; Dynamics and Wheel/Rail Interface; Power Supply; Traction and Maglev; Obstacle Detection and Collision Analysis; Railway Security.