The Annual Asia Rail Congress is the premier rail industry summit for key decision makers and senior rail operators from the Asia Pacific region as well as internationally. The congress has been run successfully for the past 16 years and has been growing in both delegate numbers and sponsorship. The Asia Rail Congress is recognised as the region’s definitive rail summit addressing critical issues in the rail industry covering areas such as benchmarking, financing options, operations and maintenance, and signaling and communications, among others
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Workshop Groups: Monday 29 November 2010

 
Morning Session
09:00 – 12:30  
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Morning workshop A: The future of radio telecommunications systems

This workshop will engage the audience in a discussion about next generation wireless communications and its role in helping rail operators make every passenger journey on-time, safe and reliable. Does fourth generation (4G), and in particular Long Term Evolution (LTE) technology, provide a benefit in helping to streamline operations, improve safety and security, and enhance the passengers’ overall experience? This workshop will also take a realistic look at how LTE fits within your rail network. You will understand the basics of how LTE works and how a well designed IP-based core backbone network is critical to making it work.

The structure of the workshop will be:

  • An overview of wireless communications in rail today
  • Introduction to LTE – highlighting that it’s not just about wireless communications
  • The fit for LTE within a rail communications network
  • Things to consider as you plan for next generation wireless infrastructure
  • An open discussion about the above

    Olivier André, Director, Mainline Rail Market, Alcatel-Lucent
   
 
Afternoon Session
 

 

13:30 – 17:00

Afternoon workshop D: Training and assessing staff ability to cope with pressurised and dangerous situations

This workshop will examine how staff can be best trained and their competency assessed to deal with high stress situations such as train evacuations, failures and collisions via simulated environments. It will also show that staff responses to emergency situations are often affected by skills learned a long time ago and in the wrong environments.

Ensure your staff are equipped with the right knowledge and skills to enable them to carry out an effective and quick response to emergencies and disasters by attending this important workshop.

Kevin Lohan, Owner, Endeavour Training and Development

 

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