Study of how to implement an intelligent railway system in Hungary

Tokody, Daniel; Schuster, György; Papp, Jozsef

doi:10.1109/sisy.2015.7325379

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“…In order to implement the smart city concept [25][26][27][28][29], it is essential that its implementation is based on a high-availability, long-term, sustainable, and reliable infocommunication infrastructure [1,2]. The main purposes of infocommunication systems are data storage, processing and transmission [1].…”

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The energy importance of additional information

Edina¹,

Rajnai²

2022

Interdisciplinary Description of Complex Systems

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The cornerstone of the Smart City conception is the application of an advanced info-communication infrastructure. One of the main tasks of info-communication systems is the transmission of information. During transmission, however, not only the data representing the required information is transmitted, but also extra data. According to the receiver-side monitoring aspect of the communication, this involves some additional information. This additional information can be examined in many ways. The aim of the present study is to investigate the energy significance of additional information. During the investigation, the appearance of additional information is represented with an older Internet game. This game provides an opportunity to detect the incorporation and decoding of extra data. The study is then based on the energy balance modeling of the systems to point out the nature of the energy problems of such supplementary information.

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The energy importance of additional information

Edina¹,

Rajnai²

2022

Interdisciplinary Description of Complex Systems

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“…The dominance of ITS in road transport can be disproved by modifying the common road-transport specific correlations [16][17][18][19].…”

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“…Thesis 3: Intelligent systems have an important role in ensuring sustainability and the wellbeing of humans [5,34]. Thesis 4: By increasing the adaptability of critical railway infrastructure, its vulnerability can be reduced [5,16,33]. Thesis 5: Adaptability can be achieved through the application of intelligent system elements [5,33].…”

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On the development of intelligent railway information and safety systems: an overview of current research

Tokody¹,

Tor²,

Szűcs³

et al. 2018

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The present article focuses on the research and development planning for innovative railway systems. Within such a general framework, the specific objectives of the research have been defined within the framework of a large Intelligent Railway System project in Hungary. Our theoretical research work at the university is combined with practical experience gained at the Hungarian State Railways. In the course of this research work, the development of an intelligent railway system has been investigated by leveraging on the fruitful cooperation between academic and industrial partners, in order to promote the application and integration possibilities of the development results, as well as the introduction of innovative components in the railway system. In such a context, this article discusses the research plan, preliminary and long-term expected results, sharing objectives and experiences with the aim of providing novel views in an extremely current and challenging field of research.

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“…This analysis established five sustainable development strategies which offer a transportation solution minimizing environmental impact and contributing to social and economic prosperity. Similarly, Tokody, Schuster and Papp (2015) developed an ITS ensuring the highest reliability implementation, taking into account technical and technological characteristics, probability of system failures and theories of normal accidents, reliability organizations and flexible engineering planning. Also, they paid special attention to safety risks of software and hardware products.…”

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Intelligent emergency management system for railway transport

Marras¹

2021

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Nowadays, a major safety challenge in rail transport is to manage the incidents and emergencies in the most efficient possible way. The current contingency plans tend to be based on static procedures not taking into account how real-time conditions affect them.Consequently, the decision-making process may well suffer delays and the possibility of occurrence for human mistakes could raise since the required measures are expected to be carried out under important pressure. In this study, focused on commuter trains, railway safety is enhanced by a new intelligent emergency management system which aims to support the operator tasks in a real-time incident or emergency situation. This cyberphysical system is composed by two main modules: one on board the train, including sensors and GPS, and other integrated in the control centre addressing four computational models. Those models cover (1) the detection of different types of incidents/emergencies using the information received from on board sensors, (2) the calculation of the evacuation process (if necessary), (3) the selection, estimation of routes and communication with emergency services required for each event, and finally (4) a provision of actions to support the operator decisions. Communication between modules is provided by GPRS due to actual technology available in the pilot trains. This system has been implemented in an actual railway line in Cantabria (Santander-Cabezón de la Sal) and three practical demonstrations were defined based on several use cases, which were tested using a pilot facility incorporating all sensors and devices installed in those trains. Results demonstrated the benefits of the new system.

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Study of how to implement an intelligent railway system in Hungary

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The energy importance of additional information

The energy importance of additional information

On the development of intelligent railway information and safety systems: an overview of current research

Intelligent emergency management system for railway transport

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