Conceiving of Resilient Railway Systems

Enache, Mihail; Al-Janabi, Dahlia; Leţia, Tiberiu

doi:10.1109/aqtr49680.2020.9129996

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“…Obviously, this kind of approach may also be used to model and analyse other kinds of traffic networks, with the concept of friability (loss of resilience) introduced in [201] to evaluate the effect of removing traffic hubs from the network due to traffic interruption. Object-enhanced time Petri net models were used in [202,203] to model and analyse the behaviours of railway transportation networks subject to traffic disturbances. As such, this approach offers a good basis for the development of future software tools at the strategic and operational levels of traffic management and control and for resilience assessment [202] practically throughout all the phases of railway traffic system conception [203].…”

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“…Object-enhanced time Petri net models were used in [202,203] to model and analyse the behaviours of railway transportation networks subject to traffic disturbances. As such, this approach offers a good basis for the development of future software tools at the strategic and operational levels of traffic management and control and for resilience assessment [202] practically throughout all the phases of railway traffic system conception [203]. Machine learning methods [204] and Bayesian network models [205] have also been used in traffic network resilience and vulnerability assessment studies.…”

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An Overview of Current Challenges and Emerging Technologies to Facilitate Increased Energy Efficiency, Safety, and Sustainability of Railway Transport

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This article presents a review of cutting-edge technologies poised to shape the future of railway transportation systems, focusing on enhancing their intelligence, safety, and environmental sustainability. It illustrates key aspects of the energy-transport-information/communication system nexus as a framework for future railway systems development. Initially, we provide a review of the existing challenges within the realm of railway transportation. Subsequently, we delve into the realm of emerging propulsion technologies, which are pivotal for ensuring the sustainability of transportation. These include innovative solutions such as alternative fuel-based systems, hydrogen fuel cells, and energy storage technologies geared towards harnessing kinetic energy and facilitating power transfer. In the following section, we turn our attention to emerging information and telecommunication systems, including Long-Term Evolution (LTE) and fifth generation New Radio (5G NR) networks tailored for railway applications. Additionally, we delve into the integral role played by the Industrial Internet of Things (Industrial IoT) in this evolving landscape. Concluding our analysis, we examine the integration of information and communication technologies and remote sensor networks within the context of Industry 4.0. This leveraging of information pertaining to transportation infrastructure promises to bolster energy efficiency, safety, and resilience in the transportation ecosystem. Furthermore, we examine the significance of the smart grid in the realm of railway transport, along with the indispensable resources required to bring forth the vision of energy-smart railways.

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An Overview of Current Challenges and Emerging Technologies to Facilitate Increased Energy Efficiency, Safety, and Sustainability of Railway Transport

Kljaić,

Pavković,

Cipek

et al. 2023

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“…The resilience of the Urban Transportation System was of interest for many researchers, and so many assessment methods were proposed [23,24], including also multi-dimensional approach [25] and individual vertex-based and edge-based failure models [26]. The research has expanded beyond the Urban Transportation Systems, including also Railway [27,28] and common Road and Transportation Systems [29,30]. The factor of security has been highlighted, especially toward terrorism [31].…”

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Resilience of Infrastructures and Systems to Multiple Hazardous Events: Application Cases and Future Perspectives

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Osmani³

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Nowadays, Critical Infrastructure and Systems are getting more and more interconnected, while facing increasing and more intensive hazards: from man-made to natural ones, including those exacerbated by effects of the climate change. The demand for their robustness and resiliency against all these threats is finding ground to organizations’ or states’ ambitions and policies. The paper focuses on a review from an engineering perspective of past efforts and more importantly provides evidence of application cases the authors have developed in the past years. Finally, an outlook on future perspectives and potentials in the application of resilience is provided.

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Conceiving of Resilient Railway Systems

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An Overview of Current Challenges and Emerging Technologies to Facilitate Increased Energy Efficiency, Safety, and Sustainability of Railway Transport

An Overview of Current Challenges and Emerging Technologies to Facilitate Increased Energy Efficiency, Safety, and Sustainability of Railway Transport

Resilience of Infrastructures and Systems to Multiple Hazardous Events: Application Cases and Future Perspectives

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