B61L27/70

Method and device for monitoring a hazard zone of a level crossing

A method that can be implemented relatively easily and inexpensively for monitoring a hazard zone of a level crossing, divides a roadway into a first roadway section and a second roadway section. For this purpose, the method is carried out such that by use of a first radio module, first radio signals are emitted in a first detection region containing at least one part of the first roadway section. By use of a second radio module, second radio signals are emitted in a second detection region containing at least one part of the second roadway section. The hazard zone is monitored indirectly using an analysis which is based both on the first emitted radio signals as well as the second emitted radio signals and which relates to the detection regions.

Method and device for monitoring a hazard zone of a level crossing

A method that can be implemented relatively easily and inexpensively for monitoring a hazard zone of a level crossing, divides a roadway into a first roadway section and a second roadway section. For this purpose, the method is carried out such that by use of a first radio module, first radio signals are emitted in a first detection region containing at least one part of the first roadway section. By use of a second radio module, second radio signals are emitted in a second detection region containing at least one part of the second roadway section. The hazard zone is monitored indirectly using an analysis which is based both on the first emitted radio signals as well as the second emitted radio signals and which relates to the detection regions.

WIRELESS VEHICLE CONTROL SYSTEM

A vehicle control system includes a controller configured to be operably deployed onboard a first propulsion-generating vehicle of a multi-vehicle system, and a wireless communication unit configured to be electrically coupled to the controller. The controller is configured to control the wireless communication unit to wirelessly communicate first vehicle control signals to a second propulsion-generating vehicle of the multi-vehicle system that is immediately adjacent and mechanically coupled to the first propulsion-generating vehicle, while the first propulsion-generating vehicle and the second propulsion-generating vehicle are in a non-cable-connected state. The controller also is configured to control the wireless communication unit to wirelessly communicate different, second vehicle control signals to a third propulsion-generating vehicle of the multi-vehicle system that is separated from the first and second propulsion-generating vehicles by at least one non-propulsion-generating vehicle in the multi-vehicle system.

MULTI-STATION INTEGRATED CODE SENDING CONTROL METHOD, ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT AND MEDIUM

The invention relates to a multi-station integrated code sending control method, an electronic device and a medium. The method comprises the following steps: 1. supervising, by a train control and interlock integration device, a plurality of adjacent stations; 2. connecting the train control and interlock integration device to a train control center device or a train control and interlock integration device of other adjacent non-integrated stations through a communication interface; 3. dividing all integrated stations into stops, relay stations, lines and non-wiring stations according to station types; and 4. determining low-frequency codes of all stations through cyclic traversal to realize the code sending function. Compared with the prior art, the invention has the advantage of being high in efficiency.

MULTI-STATION INTEGRATED CODE SENDING CONTROL METHOD, ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT AND MEDIUM

The invention relates to a multi-station integrated code sending control method, an electronic device and a medium. The method comprises the following steps: 1. supervising, by a train control and interlock integration device, a plurality of adjacent stations; 2. connecting the train control and interlock integration device to a train control center device or a train control and interlock integration device of other adjacent non-integrated stations through a communication interface; 3. dividing all integrated stations into stops, relay stations, lines and non-wiring stations according to station types; and 4. determining low-frequency codes of all stations through cyclic traversal to realize the code sending function. Compared with the prior art, the invention has the advantage of being high in efficiency.

Self organizing Cyber Rail-COP

A cyber security system for providing security to a railway system, the system comprising: a data monitoring and processing hub; a network of data collection agents configured to monitor communications transmitted between railway infrastructure and/or rolling stock entities and mirror the communications to the hub; wherein the processing hub comprises computer executable instructions executable to: process the mirrored communications to determine normative patterns of communications between the entities; use the normative patterns to determine sequences of related communications; determine characteristic features of the determined communications sequences; and use the determined characteristic features to determine whether a given communication mirrored to the hub by a data collection agent of the network of data collection agents is anomalous.

Self organizing Cyber Rail-COP

A cyber security system for providing security to a railway system, the system comprising: a data monitoring and processing hub; a network of data collection agents configured to monitor communications transmitted between railway infrastructure and/or rolling stock entities and mirror the communications to the hub; wherein the processing hub comprises computer executable instructions executable to: process the mirrored communications to determine normative patterns of communications between the entities; use the normative patterns to determine sequences of related communications; determine characteristic features of the determined communications sequences; and use the determined characteristic features to determine whether a given communication mirrored to the hub by a data collection agent of the network of data collection agents is anomalous.

Systems and methods for railway asset management
11731676 · 2023-08-22 · ·

Systems and methods for railway asset management. The methods comprise: using a virtual reality device to recognize and collect real world information about railway assets located in a railyard; and using the real world information to (i) associate a railway asset to a data collection unit, (ii) provide an individual with an augmented reality experience associated with the railyard and/or (iii) facilitate automated railyard management tasks.

Systems and methods for railway asset management
11731676 · 2023-08-22 · ·

Systems and methods for railway asset management. The methods comprise: using a virtual reality device to recognize and collect real world information about railway assets located in a railyard; and using the real world information to (i) associate a railway asset to a data collection unit, (ii) provide an individual with an augmented reality experience associated with the railyard and/or (iii) facilitate automated railyard management tasks.

TRAIN OPERATION CONTROL SYSTEM AND METHOD BASED ON TRAIN-GROUND COORDINATION
20230257010 · 2023-08-17 · ·

A train operation control system and method based on train-ground coordination are provided. The system includes a dispatching center server, a resource management unit (RMU) for ground train control equipment, and on-board train control equipment (CC), wherein the dispatching center server is connected via communication to the on-board CC, and the on-board CC is connected via communication to the RMU for the ground train control equipment; and the RMU for the ground train control equipment and the on-board CC coordinatively complete resource management and implement train operation control, wherein the resource management is divided into two levels, at a first level, the RMU is responsible for performing the resource management in the unit of section, and at a second level, a preceding train and a succeeding train interact with each other via direct train-to-train communication, such that finer resource sharing in a section is achieved between the trains.