Fundamentals of European Rail Traffic Management System - ERTMS
Robin Bloomfield
Abstract
Robin Bloomfield
Abstract
The advent of new high-speed lines in Europe and the development of the freight network create a demand for increasing cross border traffic. In addition, some railways anticipate a significant increase in the density of train traffic and are rethinking their infrastructure strategy to accommodate high levels of traffic in which ATC/ATP systems play an important part. Also, many railways would like to introduce a standardised system to reduce whole life costs. In order to establish international standardisation of ATC /ATP systems, the European Rail Traffic Management System/European Train Control System (ERTMS/ETCS) has been developed.
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The advent of new high-speed lines in Europe and the development of the freight network create a demand for increasing cross border traffic. In addition, some railways anticipate a significant increase in the density of train traffic and are rethinking their infrastructure strategy to accommodate high levels of traffic in which ATC/ATP systems play an important part. Also, many railways would like to introduce a standardised system to reduce whole life costs. In order to establish international standardisation of ATC /ATP systems, the European Rail Traffic Management System/European Train Control System (ERTMS/ETCS) has been developed.
Key concepts: Rail traffic, Transport engineering, Order (exchange), Rail transportation, Traffic management, Control (management), Road traffic, Computer science