Winter, Peter (Hrsg.)

Compendium on ERTMS

European Rail Traffic Management System - available as e-book

260 pages 1 March 2009 17,0 x 24,0 cm English ISBN 100159 1. Auflage

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ERTMS development began in 1989 in the context of plans for a European high-speed railway network. Now in its 20th year there are no more doubts about the key role of ERTMS in the revitalisation of the European railways. This new standard work provides an introduction to ERTMS and an overview of the current status, including the consolidation which will follow the formal adoption of new guidelines for the ETCS and GSM-R specifications.

This compendium offers a complete guide to the complex ERTMS concept, giving an overview on all relevant sub-projects. Its aim is to assist the work of all parties and people engaged in the wider roll-out of ERTMS for the benefit of safe, efficient and sustainable rail transport.

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