Connected Transportation Solutions
Adriano Mazza IoE Consulting Systems Engineer - LATAM Agenda
• IoE and Transportation
• Digitization and Connected Transportation Solutions
• Cisco Connected Rail
• Cisco Connected Roadways
• Cisco Connected Mass Transit
• Why Cisco
• Summary & Reference Video - Cisco Digital Transportation and Smart Cities
The Internet of Everything Is All About Connection
People Process Connecting people in more Delivering the right information relevant, valuable ways to the right person (or machine) at the right time IoE Data Things Using data to Physical devices and objects provide more useful information connected to the Internet and for decision making each other for intelligent decision making Networked Connection of People, Process, Data, and Things Why the IoE is Important for Transportation Now ? For Improved Safety, Mobility, and Efficiency! Trends Driving Changes in Transportation
Increasing Connectivity
Network Convergence
IT in the Operational Domain
Increasing Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)
Growing pressure to provide safer roads and mass transit
New revenue opportunities for roadside and transit station services
Increased urbanization and growing congestion
Aging population
Global supply chains
Safety & security regulations and mandates
Disparity between regions and countries
Sustainability
Cisco Confidential Today’s Transportation Challenges
Safety Total U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions by • More than a million people die each year on the world’s roads. Economic Sector in 2013 • Over 33,000 highway deaths and 5.6 million crashes occur in the U.S. alone. • Accidents on roadways are leading cause of death for ages 15-29. Agriculture 9% Commercial and Mobility Residential 12% • Now over one billion cars are on roads worldwide. Electricity • Congestion causes 5.5 billion hours of travel delay. 31% • $101 billion cost of urban congestion in U.S. Industry • Drivers in top ten congested cities in UK waste over 55 hours per year in traffic 21%
Transportation Environment 27% • 2.9 billion extra gallons of wasted fuel in U.S. due to congestion • Transportation creates nearly 1/3 of greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S. Transportation: The Top Priority for Cities
Need for investment over the next 5-10 Infrastructure area most important in attracting years by infrastructure area economic investment
Transportation 86 Transportation 27 Environment 77 Safety and Security 09 Education 77 Education 06 Health Care 74 Communications 06 Public Safety 71 Energy 06 Waste Mgt 71 Leisure and Culture 06 Water 70 City Mgt 06 Public Housing 69 Environment 05 Energy 67 Health Care 04 Social Services 66 Water 03
Source: WEF 2009, Survey of public and private sector stakeholders across world’s top 25 cities Infrastructure Apps Integration Cisco’s Unique Value forDigital the Journey Transformation Unified Unified Connectivity Infrastructure & tools End Compute Comprehensive Manage Data Manage - to Network as an enforcer - End Security End Capabilities and Analytics portfolio from Processes Business Applications - Cisco Cisco Validated Designs Fog to Cloud Edge to Cloud to Edge – Purpose Cloud to Fog - built, Integrated Security SimplyManaged Network Distributed Intelligence Technology Partners Large Digital Solutions Vertical Ecosystem - specific of of Digitization and Connected Transportation Solutions
For Improved Safety, Mobility, and Efficiency Connected Mass Transit
Connected Freight and Connected Logistics Maritime
Connected Aviation
Connected Vehicle Connected
Transportation Connected Roadway
Sectors Connected Rail Cisco Digital Transportation Solutions
Cisco Connected Rail
. Cisco Connected Train . Cisco Connected Trackside . Cisco Connected Station . Cisco Positive Train Control
Cisco Connected Roadways
Cisco Connected Mass Transit Cisco Connected Transportation Solutions Cisco Connected Rail Connected Connected Connected Positive Train Trackside Station Train Control Business Outcome Increased Ridership Safety Asset Utilization Safety Mandate
• FOG/Sensors • FOG/Sensors • FOG/Sensors • Prevent train-to-train collisions • Identity • Identity • Identity • Prevent derailment due to • Mobility • Mobility • Collaboration excessive speed (apply brakes if Key • WAN/Access • Collaboration • Data Center driver fails to) Capabilities • Security Cyber & Physical • Data Center • WAN/Access • Prevent trains entering • WAN/Access • Cloud work zones • Cloud • Security Cyber & Physical • Prevent trains passing through • Security Cyber & Physical switches left in wrong position
• IW3702 Transportation • IE2000 Transportation • IW3702E Transportation • Unified MPLS • ME 3600X • IE2000 • Lilee Transair • IE3000 • Lilee Transair • AP1530 • ASR1006 for Mobile • Lilee TransAir • IE3000 LMAS-2450* • IE4000 – LMC • AP1570 • Remote Expert Transport SDR (OEM) • IE4000 • IP6050 • IE5000 • WMS, SDR • IE2000 • ASR9000 (UMMT) • Lilee TransAir • IE 2000-IP67 • Nexcom VTS- • IR829 • Prime • IE3000 • Prime • ASR 901 wayside Solution • ISR 819H 7120 • IR910 Infrastructure • IE4000 Infrastructure • ASR 903 messaging BOM • ISR 819H LTE • VMWare ESXi • AP1570 • Cisco QPS • IE5000 • Cisco QPS • ASR 9000 server (OEM) • IR829 5.0 • WLC5508 (Broadhop) • IE 2000-IP67 (Broadhop) • Carrier Routing • Prime infrastructure • Services for • ASR1006 • IP6050 • WLC5508 • IP6050 System • Services for Connected • ASR9000 • Cisco UCS , • Services for • Cisco UCS , • IE 2000 Connected VSM 7.x Connected VSM 7.x • IE3000 • Services for Transportation Connected • IE4000 • IE5000 Cisco Confidential Cisco Connected Transportation Solutions (cont.)
Connected Connected Mass Connected Roadways Transit Aviation Safety & Operational Business Safety & Mobility Coming soon Outcome Efficiency
• V2V applications • Optimized Operations • V2I applications V2X communications • Street Light Management Dispatch, AVL applications Key • Smart Parking for Citizen Vehicles Coming soon • Safety and Security Capabilities • Smart Parking for Business Vehicles Real-time video systems • Smart Traffic Incident Management • Passenger Experience • Traffic Signal Prioritization Seamless wifi Display and mobile
• ASR 901 • Prime Infrastructure • IW3702 • Prime Infrastructure • ASR 903 • IP6050 • IE2000 • IP6050 • IE2000/3000/4000 • Onboard and • IE3000 • VSM 7.x • ISR 819H Roadside DSRC* • IE4000 • AP1530 • IR829 • CAD/AVL System* • IE 2000-IP67 • AP1570 Solution • IR910 • Advanced Traffic • ISR 819H • Cisco QPS BOM • ISR family Controller (ATC)* • ISR 819H LTE (Broadhop) Roadmap for FY16 • Davra RuBan Suite • TSP Processor* • IR829 • ASR1000 • ASR 1000 • * All of these • IR910 • ASR900 components tested • ASR 9000 • Services for • ASR9000 w/CVD but provided • Services for Connected and supported by Connected Transportation Transportation 3rd party Cisco Confidential Cisco Connected Intelligent Transport Systems Cisco Connected Rail Connected Rail Connected Rail 1.5 High-Level Architecture
LMC IPICS VSMS / VSOM Data Center ASR 1000 ASR 1000 Nexus Nexus (LMA) (ISG) Policy Mgmt PTC
ASR ASR Transport Core ASR 903 ASR 903 & 9000 9000 Aggr ASR 903 ASR 903 3G/4G IP/MPLS ASR 903 Cellular ASR 903 Domain 3G/4G Provider Cellular ASR 901 A ASR 901 Provider REP B Trackside IE 2000 Ring IE 2000
1552 PTC Wi-Fi
Offboard AP 3700 PTC 3000 On-board IE 2000 TMC VSMS PTC Connected Rail Solution Connected Trackside>Connected Station>Connected Train
Applications * Assumes Services Bundling Cloud/ • Asset Tracking Virtualization • Higher overall equipment • Passenger & Opp effectiveness On the Move Data Sharing • Better Passenger • New Business experience FOG • Rapid Convergence Models
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Newark Midlands Holyhead Newark Trains Bangor Llandudno Rhyl Shotton Chester Altrincham Wilmslow Buxton Chesterfield Castle North Junction Hartford Gate Macclesfield East Skegness Hope Midlands Trains Alfreton Betws-y-Coed Sandbach Virgin Congleton Matlock Sheringham Cromer Arriva Trains Boston Trains Grand Central North Walsham Connectivity Blaenau Ffestiniog Wales Kidsgrove Sleaford Wrexham Crewe Criccieth General Wrexham Alsager Abellio • Passenger Amenity Pwllheli Grantham Greater Central Stoke- Uttoxeter Derby Nottingham Kings Lynn Porthmadog Ruabon Virgin Anglia on-Trent East Coast Norwich Brundall Acle Nantwich Trains Spalding East Midlands Wymondham Great Yarmouth Barmouth Gobowen Whitchurch CrossCountry Parkway First East Hull Trains Downham Tywyn Midlands Market Machynlleth Welshpool Loughborough Trains Dovey Junction Shrewsbury Stone Attleborough London Oakham Stamford Ely Reedham Newtown Midland Burton-on- Leicester Thetford Diss Aberystwyth Trent Melton Peterborough March 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Penzance * Usually one or fewer trains per day but more than one a week Falmouth
$100M $200M $300M $400M Customer Value Capture Connected Train Business Outcome Summary
Safety and Security
DevelopFaster and implement emergency passenger area surveillanceresponse program
Passenger Convenience
EnablingOptimize new business ridership models and through converged networks & onboard compute, storage,market and share analytics
Lower TOC
LowerPlaceholder cabling and network costs Connected Train Connected Train Solution Overview
• Security Increased Ridership Converged networks and reduced TOC • Wireless Real time visibility into Onboard train conditions for Increased Safety and Security • Passenger services faster emergency response • Main line and metro rail operations Enabler for predictive analytics for maintenance Safety & Scaling applications and operations
Business Visibility New business models and passenger services
Cisco Products Services Cisco Partner
• IW3700 Connected Transportation Services: Strategic Ecosystem • IE2000/3000/4000 • Consulting Services • IE 2000-IP67 • Discovery & Strategy Workshop • ISR 819H • Architecture Assessment • ISR 819H LTE • Technology Assessment • IR829 • Architecture Planning & Design • Transair LMAS-2450* • Architecture Strategy • Camera - IP6050 • Infrastructure Buildout • Nexcom VTS-7120 • Solution Optimization • Cisco Integration Platform • Product Support Connected Trackside Business Outcome Summary
Lower TOC
KeepingReduce trains Capex safeby and running21% on time
On time Performance
Lower total cost of Faster diagnostics ownership
Converged networks
EnablingPassenger new business wi-fi added models throughto 1.3Bconverged trips/year networks Connected Trackside Connected Trackside Solution Overview
• Security Converged networks and reduced TOC 21% lower CAPEX • Wireless Real time visibility into track conditions for Network Downtime • Tran Control & Operations faster diagnostics • Predictive Maintenance Enabler for predictive analytics for maintenance Safety & Scaling and operations
New business models and services Passenger wi-fi added to 1.3B trips/year
Cisco Products Services Cisco Partner
Connected Transportation Services: Strategic Ecosystem • ISR 819 • Consulting Services • IR829 • Cisco QPS • Discovery & Strategy Workshop • AP1570 (Broadhop) • IE4000 • Cameras • Architecture Assessment • IE5000 IP6050 • Technology Assessment • WLC5508 • Cisco UCS , • Architecture Planning & Design • ASR1006 VSM 7.5 Cisco • Architecture Strategy • ASR9000 Mobility Services • Infrastructure Buildout • Transair LMC Platform • Solution Optimization • Prime Infrastructure • Product Support Connected Station Business Outcome Summary
Lower OPEX
Reduce>50% operational reduction cost ofin traffic control networkoperating by more cost than half
Public Security
EnhanceMore public effective security through more effectivevideo surveillance video surveillance
Mobility
HelpReduced ensure efficient environmental traffic flow— improving customer service and reducing environmentalimpact impact Connected Station Connected Station Solution Overview
• Security Reduced OPEX >50% lower OpEx for traffic control network • Wireless Real time visibility into Station conditions for Public security • Integrate multiple in-station networks faster response times and retail communication systems Drive traffic to retailers with digital signage and New business models • Expanded retail offerings and location-based services promotion Passenger mobility Turn-by-turn maps, smart ticketing, remote agent staffing for customer service
Cisco Products Services Cisco Partner
Connected Transportation Services: Strategic Ecosystem Data Center • Cisco QPS • Consulting Services • UCS (Broadhop) • IP6050 • Discovery & Strategy Workshop • Nexus • Architecture Assessment Backhaul • Cisco UCS , VSM 7.x • Technology Assessment • ME 3600 • Remote Expert • Architecture Planning & Design • ASR 903 • Integration Platform • Architecture Strategy • IE5000 • Infrastructure Buildout • AP1570 • Solution Optimization • WLC5508 • Product Support Positive Train Control Business Outcome Summary
Complete end-to-end PTC compliance solution
Reduce operational cost of traffic control networkSafety by more than half
Validated network designs
EnhanceMinimize public deployment security through more effective riskvideo surveillance
Add other capabilities on PTC network OperationalHelp ensure efficient efficiency traffic flow and— improving customer service and reducingfuture environmental-proofing impact Positive Train Control Overview
• US mandate (Rail Safety Prevent accidents Override human error, save lives. Improvement Act) signed by President Bush 2008 Ensure compliance with US federal law Full end-to-end PTC-compliant solution • Deadline December 31, 2015 • 80,000 miles of track + 20,000 Minimize deployment risk Cisco validated designs accelerate deployment locomotives and simplify management • Non-US: referred to as “train control” Future-proof network Add more capabilities such as video surveillance on the same network
Cisco Products Services Cisco Partner
Connected Transportation Services: Strategic Ecosystem Data Center Wayside • Consulting Services • UCS • WMS L2 • Discovery & Strategy Workshop • Nexus • ISR 819 • Architecture Assessment Backhaul and Base • IE 2000/DuraMar Station 215x • Technology Assessment • ASR 901/903 Train and • Architecture Planning & Design • IE5000 Maintenance • Architecture Strategy • ME 3600 • ISR 819 • Infrastructure Buildout • ISR 819 • Solution Optimization • IR829 • Product Support Cisco Connected Roadways Connected Roadways Business Outcome Summary
Safety
DeliverReduce timely, traffic accurate congestion information about traffic conditionsby 15% to motorists
Mobility
HeavyEnhance traffic reliability decreased of network infrastructure in harsh environmental conditionsby and 3.7% across systems
Improved quality of life
TheImprove proportion network scalability of congestion to support new communications applications nationwidewhen decreased needed by 10% Connected Roadways Solution Overview
• Safety Lower driver fatalities Fewer incidents and shorter time to clear accidents, reducing secondary incidents • Mobility (traffic congestion) • Security Reduce roadway congestion 15% less congestion; 10% less heavy traffic • Efficiency Reduce costs Flexible, scalable, open, standards-based design
Raise quality of life Ease compliance with air quality and pollution regulations
Cisco Products Services Cisco Partner
• ASR 901/903 • Prime Infrastructure Connected Transportation Services: Strategic Ecosystem • IR829 • Onboard and • Consulting Services • AP1570 Roadside DSRC* • Discovery & Strategy Workshop • IE 2000/3000/4000 • CAD/AVL System* • Architecture Assessment • ISR 819H • Advanced Traffic • Technology Assessment Controller* • Davra RuBan • Architecture Planning & Design • TSP Processor* • ASR9000 • Architecture Strategy * These components were • ISR family tested w/CVD but • Infrastructure Buildout • WLC5508 components provided • Solution Optimization and supported by 3rd • IP 6050 party partners • Product Support Intelligent Transportation Architecture
Travelers Centers Travelers Centers Commercial Maintenance and Traffic Emergency Toll Vehicle Construction Management Management Administration Administration Management Remote Traveler Support Information Emissions Transit Fleet and Freight Archived Data Service Provider Management Management Management Management Personal Information Access
Wide Area Wireless (Mobile) Communications Fixed-Point to Fixed-Point Communications
Vehicle Roadway Vehicles Field Emergency Security Vehicle Monitoring
Commercial Toll Collection
Vehicle Vehicle Vehicle Communications - Parking to Transit Vehicle - Management
Maintenance Vehicle Commercial and Construction Dedicated Dedicated Short Range Communications Vehicle Check Vehicle Vehicles Field
Connected Vehicle Reference Implementation Architecture (CVRIA) sponsored by the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT)
Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) Joint Program Office (JPO) http://itsarch.iteris.com/itsarch/html/entity/paents.htm Connected Roadways System Overview
Davra RuBAN Traffic Traffic Operations Cisco Nexus® Cisco Nexus Cisco Nexus Cisco Nexus Management Switch Switch Switch Switch Center
ASR 1000 ASR 1000
Cisco® ASR ASR 903 Core and 903 ASR 9000 ASR 9000 Aggr Transport ASR 903 ASR 903 IP/MPLS ASR 901 ASR 901 Domain
Roadside Cisco IE 2000 IE 2000 DSRC RSU Yard 4451X ISR DIS TSC/TSP 819 ISR 819 ISR TSC/TSP DSRC RSU DSRC RSU DSRC RSU DSRC RSU DSRC RSU
Vehicle DSRC OBU Vehicle DSRC OBU 819 ISR 819 ISR
CAD/AVL VLU CAD/AVL VLU
CAD/AVL - computer-aided dispatch/automatic vehicle location VLU – Vehicle Logic Unit DSRC - Dedicated Short Range Communications RSU – Roadside Unit OBU – On-Board Unit Cisco Connected Roadways
• Enable V2V and V2I communication • Infrastructure investment • Improve safety with fewer protection incidents • Faster emergency response • Reduce urban congestion times − Cuts fuel costs and pollution • Maintain mass transit schedules • Regulatory compliance • Smart parking and toll payment • Deliver accurate real-time apps information
Connecting Disparate Intelligent Transportation Systems into One Converged Infrastructure Austria connects roads, drivers, and authorities
Connected Roadways
• Deliver timely, accurate information about traffic conditions to motorists • Enhance reliability of network infrastructure in harsh environmental conditions and across systems. • Improve network scalability to support new communications applications when needed. “In 2015, ASFINAG has set a target to reduce the traffic congestion in its network by 15 percent compared to 2010.” “We connected more than 70,000 sensors and 6,500 traffic cameras over Heavy traffic decreased by 3.7 percent. The fiber-optic networks, giving us live feedback on our roads. Using this data, we proportion of congestion nationwide help route emergency vehicles, provide drivers with up-to-date information, and even adjust speed limits to alleviate traffic jams.” decreased by 10 percent. - Bernd Datler, managing director of tolling at ASFiNAG GmbH Driving a higher standard for the Austrian Autobahn
• Cost Effective Innovation • Nationwide network built around Cisco -Reduced need for investment Connected Roadways solutions and the through better road utilization Internet of Everything • Live Feedback from the Road • Connected 70,000 sensors and 6,500 traffic -Connected roads, drivers and cameras over a powerful Cisco fiber optic transit authorities nationwide network with ruggedized switches and routers • Leading Technology • Deployed Cisco IPICS for centralized and fast - Exceeded EU standards for road communications with authorities via different transport radio standards
“By connecting roads and drivers, we can get people the information they need for a smoother and safer drive.” -Bernd Datler, Managing Director, ASFINAG Cisco Connected Mass Transit Connected Mass Transit Business Outcome Summary
Safety & Security
How VideoDoDeliver You Surveillance timely, Weanaccurate oninformation Peopleboard / Off Cars ? Stationsabout traffic – conditionsFaster Responseto motorists
Mobility
HeavyEnhance traffic reliability decreased of network infrastructure in harsh environmental conditionsOptimize and acrossridership systems
Passenger Convenience
Improve network scalability to support new communicationsPassenger WiFiapplications when needed Connected Mass Transit Business Outcome Summary
How Do You Wean People Off Cars ?
The Only Way To Get Consumers To Choose Cheaper and More Efficient Transportation, Is To Make It The Cool Option. Connected Mass Transit Connected Mass Transit Solution Overview
• Safety Lower incidents - Safety Real time visibility into Onboard conditions for faster emergency response • Mobility (traffic congestion) • Security Avoid traffic congestion less congestion; less heavy traffic, less Co2 • Efficiency Reduce costs Flexible, scalable, open, standards-based design
Raise Passenger Convenience WiFi Access, video capabilities
Cisco Products Services Cisco Partner
• ASR 901/903 • Prime Infrastructure Connected Transportation Services: Strategic Ecosystem • IE5000 • Cisco QPS • Consulting Services • IE 2000/3000/4000 • Cisco UCS • Discovery & Strategy Workshop • ISR 819H • AP1570 • Architecture Assessment • IR829 • IW3700 • Technology Assessment • Davra RuBan • Architecture Planning & Design • ASR9000 • Architecture Strategy • ISR family Cisco • Infrastructure Buildout • IP 6050 Mobility Services • Solution Optimization • VSM 7.x Platform • Product Support Connected Mass Transit High-Level Architecture
Ops Center WLC Davra RuBAN Internet SP ASR 1000 VSOM Nexus Nexus IPICS ASA 5500-X Trapeze
Mobile SP ASR907 ASR907 ASR903 ASR903 IP/MPLS Metro Network ASR903 ASR903
ASR903 ASR903
3G/LTE Network Server Cat3850 Yard IW3700 IW3700 IW3700 Passenger Internet Access WiFi for DMVPN for WBDT Enterprise Services IW3700 IW3700 IW3700
Vehicle IR829 Bus IR829 Vehicle IR829 IE4K/2K Server IE4K/2K IE4K/2K Server VLU Stop PID VLU
CAD/AVL - computer-aided dispatch/automatic vehicle location VLU – Vehicle Logic Unit DSRC - Dedicated Short Range Communications RSU – Roadside Unit OBU – On-Board Unit Connected Mass Transit: Onboard Network
. IR829 Mobile Router 3G/LTE Yard Wi-Fi Network IW3700 Network . Offboard: LTE + 5GHz 802.11n 5GHz LTE Wi-Fi . Onboard: 2.4GHz 802.11n
. IE 4000 / 2000 Ethernet Switch FastE 2.4GHz Wi-Fi CAD/AVL . 100 Mb or Gigabit Ethernet with PoE VLU IR829 . IE4000 for > 4 PoE GigE VSM GigE . Video Surveillance Server Contact IE4K/2K . 2-8 IP Cameras, IP66/IK10 rated Closure Link . 360º (7070) and 720p WDR (3050) GigE w/ PoE . Server for VSM . CAD/AVL link for Panic Button
Cisco IP Cameras (2-8) Connected Mass Transit: Bus Stop
. IR829 Infrastructure . Gigabit Ethernet with PoE . Uplink: LTE 3G/LTE Network . Users: Wi-Fi LTE
. Video Surveillance GigE Wi-Fi . One IP 3050 Camera with onboard storage Digital GigE Signage . Route ETA display IR829 . Driven by Cisco Digital Signage or partner. IP3050 Connected Mass Transit: Yard Network
. IW3700 Access Points IP/MPLS . Centralized or FlexConnect Metro . Wired for Building-mounted, Wireless bridge to Pole-mounted Network 10GE . 5GHz Wi-Fi link to Vehicle ASR 903 ASR 903
. GE with PoE for Pole-mounted IP Camera GigE 10GE 10GE . Local GigE Industrial Ethernet Switche 5000 Server IE4K/2KIE5000 . GE w/ PoE to APs and IP Cameras GigE w/ PoE Building- . 10 GE Uplinks to Metro Network IW3700 IW3700 IW3700 Mounted APs . Dual Power Supply 5GHz Bridge IW3700 IW3700 IW3700 Pole- Mounted 5GHz Wi-Fi APs
Vehicle IR829 Cisco Connected Rail and Mass Transit – enable…
. Fleet Management . Smart Integrated Ticketing . Paging . Positive Train Control . Emergency . Automated Fare Collection Communications . IP Video Surveillance . Digital Signage . Passenger Wi-Fi . Location based services . Other Train Control Systems . Mobile apps . Remote workers . Computer Aided Dispatch
. Signaling over IP . Automatic vehicle location Connected Mass Transit Case Study
Challenges Solution Outcomes
• Disparate, siloed networks • High-availability Cisco network • Enhanced capacity management
• Unable to handle video capacity • Wi-fi and sensors on city trams • Proactive ticketing machine maintenance • High maintenance costs • Cisco Industrial Ethernet connects ticket machines, stations, and digital displays
Economic Value 10% 85 Tons 150K reduction in less CO emissions Passengers logging into energy consumption over 9 months onboard wifi monthly ConnectedBusiness Outcome Mass Transit Summary – LINZ AG
Connected Mass Transit
• Greater safety, coordination between trams -24/7 video security • Network reliability in harsh environments and across systems. • Scalability - supports 500 simultaneous Wi-Fi users and 20 + gigabytes of 3G wireless traffic per tram per month. • Cisco Industrial Ethernet connectivity for stations, ticketing machines and digital displays. • Optimized scheduling - wireless transmission of shift/driver data
• Proactive maintenance extends tram life and reduces • 1.5 million passengers per year with 150,000 Wi-Fi logins/month downtime Power consumption, temperature, braking distance, • Reduced Energy consumption by 10% and carbon dioxide output 85 tons etc. transmitted via sensor to operation control center. • Automatic notification of 400 ticketing machines (Application by Cisco Gold Certified Partner Kapsch) • helps eliminate return trips for parts, saves hours of tech time
“LINZ AG has had a strategic relationship with Cisco for the past decade, so we decided to build on our existing Cisco network and channel its agility and simplicity to incorporate new security, mobile, and analytics technologies that help us achieve our goals and gain greater business insight.” - Georg Linhard, Project Manager, LINZ AG TELEKOM A Picture says a thousand words….
• Coach USA Designed custom Mounts for the Cisco 819 • Also included in this solution will be the Cisco Edge 340 for Digital Media • All Devices Are Mounted In a Luggage Compartment Above the Driver Cisco 829 Industrial Integrated Services Routers
WLAN 5 GHz GPS WLAN 2.4 GHz CPU: Intel Atom C2308 Dual-Core Dual Mini USB WLAN 2.4 GHz Rangeley @ 1.25 GHz SIM Console Cellular MAIN Memory: 2GB DDR3 (1GB for GuestOS) Storage: 8GB eMMC flash (2-3 GB Accelerometer and Gyroscope for GuestOS) (not supported at FCS)
Cellular AUX WLAN 5GHz
Cover for expansion slot 6-32 VDC Power Input SFP WAN Port Ignition Sense (not supported at FCS) Four 10/100/1000Base-T 30W Shared PoE/PoE+ USB Type A port (not supported at FCS) One RJ-45 RS232 Serial Port One RJ-45 RS232/RS485 Serial Port IR829 Vehicle Antenna Option
7-in-1 Antenna PID: ANT-5-4G2WL2G1-O= & ANT-2-WLAN-D-O= Installation: The 5-in1 Quinta antenna and the 2-in1 WiFi
5-in-1 Antenna PID: ANT-5-4G2WL2G1-O= LTE Band: 698 ~ 960 MHz & 1710 ~ 2700 MHz WIFI: 2400 ~ 2500 MHz & 4900 ~ 5875 MHz Cables: 1 ft for cellular and wifi, 17 ft for GPS Industrial Wireless IW3700 Series Access Point Onboard Rail focus – fully certified
• 3700P board stack
• 2 hardware versions both external N-type antenna ports for 4x4 MIMO with antenna’s three spatial streams and support for up to 13 dBi gain antennas • Diecast aluminum chassis and cover
• M12 I/O
• Type-N RF External module interface Diecast aluminum Integrated • Unified Wireless and Autonomous chassis with mounting ears modes of operation integrated heatsink and heaters • PoE in (and out)
• -50 to +75 temp range
• < 8 lb’s weight 10/100/1000Base-T, PoE and 10 to 60 VDC in (M12) PoE+ in (M12) Management console port (RJ-45 10/100/1000Base-T, PoE out serial) (M12) 63% thinner than 1572EAC M12 versus RJ-45
• M12 connectors are more reliable than RJ-45 for connections that are subjected to vibration, shock, humidity and ambient temperature changes in outdoor or industrial environments
• M12 is the most compact IP67 rated connector type; RJ-45 connectors, in contrast, require liquid-tight glands to seal the cable entry point
• Four-pin M12 connectors are suitable for DC Power and 100Base-TX operation, whereas Gigabit Ethernet interfaces require eight-pin M12 connectors Supported Antennas
AIR-ANT2524V4C-R AIR-ANT2544V4M-R AIR-ANT2547V(G)-N1 AIR-ANT2566P4W-R AIR-ANT2513P4M-N Omnidirectional Omnidirectional Omnidirectional Directional (patch) Directional (patch) Indoor Indoor/Outdoor Indoor/Outdoor Indoor/Outdoor Indoor/Outdoor 2.4 GHz: 2 dBi 2.4 GHz: 4 dBi 2.4 GHz: 4 dBi 2.4 GHz: 6 dBi 2.4 GHz: 13 dBi 5 GHz: 4 dBi 5 GHz: 4 dBi 5 GHz: 7 dBi 5 GHz: 6 dBi 5 GHz: 13 dBi 7.2” x 7.2” 8.6” (L) x 6.3” (D) 11.1” (L) x 1.3” (D) 6.3” x 11.0” 14.5 x 20.0” List price: $499 List price: $799 White (V) or gray (VG) List price: $699 List price: $1,499 (One required per each (One required per each List price: $299/$349 (One required per each (One required per each IW3700) IW3700) (Four required per each IW3700) IW3700) IW3700) 1 In conjunction with IW3702-2E-UXK9 for antenna separation; AIR-ANT2547V-N-HZ to be added for HazLoc in the future Why Cisco ? Cisco Validated Designs
They Really Do Matter !
Proven - Tested - Faster Time to Market - Reduced Risk - Less Need for Lengthy PoC Cisco and Our Partners: Creating Value for Transportation Customers
ISG-Ecosystem Transportation Systems Partners
Nontraditional Specialized Solution Partners OT Partners
EPCs/Architecture, Engineering, and Design Partners
Traditional IT IT System Integrators and Partners Consulting Partners
Strategy: Integrate Cisco® TSS technology with solutions from key global partners to create new value for transportation customers by providing safety, mobility, efficiency, connectivity, and converged networks. Services Help Ensure the Success of Each Solution
Customer Benefits
• Mitigate Deployment Risk Smart • Create a Flexible and Scalable Service Architectural Foundation Capabilities • Accelerate Deployment of Solution • Address New Consumption Models • Formulate Customer Strategy
Cisco Advanced Services Summary & Reference Summary
• Improved safety and security • Greater operational efficiencies • Enhanced passenger experience • Converged networks to cut costs • Reduces traffic congestion • Lowers pollution and carbon footprint • Better asset/vehicle management • New business models • Regulatory compliance Reference
Cisco Websites Videos
Cisco Connected Transportation: Cisco Connected Roadways: www.cisco.com/go/transportation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y78wDDZ1gBE Cisco Connected Roadways: Cisco Connected Transportation and Smart Cities: www.cisco.com/go/connectedroadways https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6WfZlETbx4 Cisco Internet of Everything: ASFiNAG and Cisco Video Case Study: http://www.cisco.com/web/tomorrow- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vqd2kPuqz9Y starts-here/ioe Cisco Internet of Things for Transportation: Cisco Internet of Things: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtHSczJDD6w http://www.cisco.com/go/iot Cisco Connected Mass Transit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5hiU8UUlNs Thank you
Dedicated Short Range Communication (DSRC) • Two-way secure wireless communication system • short to medium range
• Standardization
• IEEE802.11p used for DSRC. IEEE 1609 WG defines DSRC wireless communications standards for Wireless Access in Vehicular Environments (WAVE)
• SAE J2735 defines the messaging schema implemented over DSRC to enable V2I and V2V data exchanges
• SAE J2945 defines minimum performance requirements for DSRC systems • Benefits • Designated License Bandwidth • Priority of safety • Fast Network Acquisitions application • Low Latency • Interoperability • High Reliability • Security and Privacy The Connected Car
Wireless Router • Online entertainment • Mapping, dynamic rerouting, safety and security
Connected Sensors • Transform “data” to “actionable intelligence” • Enable proactive maintenance • Collision avoidance • Fuel efficiency
Urban Connectivity • Reduced congestion • Increased efficiency Safety (hazard avoidance) Each New Connection or Device Adds a Potential Opportunity