THE CERTAIN APPROACH TO THE ASSESSMENT OF INTEROPERABILITY OF RAILWAY LINES
Journal Title: Archives of Transport - Year 2014, Vol 29, Issue 1
Abstract
This paper presents the main aspects concerning the systemic approach to the problem of interoperability of rail transport. Follow decision about the opening of the EU market and transport services for rail transport, the European Parliament and of the Council have introduced a number of interoperability directives for implement interoperability on the rail system in EU. Their goal was to get the integration of rail transport systems, despite the differences in control-command and signaling systems, power supply and operation system, to be rich on the safe and not disrupted train running over the different countries (different infrastructure managers). The article indicated the main areas in the railway system which are depends on strongly of the interoperability implementation.<br/><br/>
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Janusz Szkopiński
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