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Paris Metro : lessons from CBTC implementation

Claude Andlauer

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RATP's Railways Transportation System Division Manager Claude Andlauer examines the benefits and challenges in conversion from fixed signalling to the latest CBTC train control, just one element of a multi-billion Euro modernisation programme.

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RATP's Railways Transportation System Division Manager Claude Andlauer examines the benefits and challenges in conversion from fixed signalling to the latest CBTC train control, just one element of a multi-billion Euro modernisation programme.

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RATP's Railways Transportation System Division Manager Claude Andlauer examines the benefits and challenges in conversion from fixed signalling to the latest CBTC train control, just one element of a multi-billion Euro modernisation programme.

Key concepts: Modernization theory, Transport engineering, Division (mathematics), Engineering, Light rail transit, Control (management), Telecommunications, Public transport

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