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Dec Cover_Layout 1 17/11/2020 09:10 Page 1 December 2020 | Volume 60 Issue 12 www.railjournal.com | @railjournal IRJInternational Railway Journal French liberalisation Regions progress towards open competition in 2023 Future radio FRMCS project reaches key milestone SNCF at a crossroads Farandou plots route to recovery French plan to double rail freight = Inspiring the next generation IRJDECXX (TMH)_Layout 1 16/11/2020 11:08 Page 1 Dec Contents_Layout 1 20/11/2020 17:15 Page 3 Contact us ContentsDecember 2020 Volume 60 issue 12 Editorial offices Post 46 Killigrew Street News Falmouth 4 This month Cornwall, TR11 3PP, UK 6 News headlines Tel +44 1326 313945 12 Transit news Web www.railjournal.com 14 Financial news Editor-in-Chief 15a News analysis - ONLINE EDITION Kevin Smith [email protected] Consulting Editor/ Associate Publisher France 16 David Briginshaw 16 SNCF at a crossroads [email protected] Covid-19 adds to the list of challenges facing SNCF’s CEO News & Features Writer David Burroughs 20 Can France double freight volumes in 10 years? 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FRMCS There is also a general lack of will offer extra dedicated harmonisation of cybersecurity Next-generation railway bandwidth during the migration regulations. when the two platforms will Combating many of these radio reaches key milestone co-exist, and significantly more challenges requires a new set LL good things must come Union Agency for Railways, bandwidth overall, providing of skills and expertise. As to an end. But the gradual Shift2Rail, and European more flexibility in the long-term. many railways around the Adecommissioning of GSM-R, Telecommunications Away from FRMCS, another world embrace their respective the 2G+ dedicated railway Standards Institute (ETSI). significant step for European digitalisation strategies, they radio platform, at the end of While conceived in Europe, transport telecommunications are actively recruiting experts the decade will mark the FRMCS will become the global was taken in October. The in fields such as Artificial withdrawal of arguably the standard for railway telecoms. European Commission’s decision Intelligence and data science. most successful interoperable 5GRail participants will to adopt the 5.9GHz band for However, a skills gap remains. rail system ever conceived. validate specifications for the exchange of real-time As Unife director general, Mr Installed on more than FRMCS by developing and information on the safety Philippe Citroën, points out (p34) 150,000km of lines in Europe testing prototypes of trackside condition of connected transport new campaigns are actively and 250,000km worldwide, infrastructure and onboard effectively doubles the level of publicising rail as a career path GSM-R has been universally applications in Germany and available spectrum for Intelligent for environmentally conscious well received and adopted France by the middle of 2023. Transport Systems including people interested in Science, since its standards were The UIC is aiming to deliver urban rail, metro, light rail and Technology, Engineering and ratified by the International an FRMCS first edition based road vehicles to 60MHz. Mathematics (Stem) careers. It Union of Railways (UIC) in 2000. on 5G (3GPP Release 17) in The ruling, which will enter is also hoped next year’s This contrasts sharply with 2025, which will be available force on June 30 2021, includes European Year of Rail will ETCS, the signalling component for national pilots. CBTC for the first time and is offer positive PR for recruiters. of ERTMS. While trains can The UIC and other equivalent cross borders seamlessly without bodies will help guide railways switching radio systems, the through the technical adaptations piecemeal rollout of ETCS in required by offering necessary Europe means a completely The biggest challenge for FRMCS is expertise outside of rail’s interoperable signalling replacing something that has worked traditional wheelhouse - network is still a long way off. Evangelou for example hails Indeed, major railways in “ so well for so long. from the telecoms sector. And France, Germany and Britain while railways should not lose are only now getting onboard. sight of the day-to-day - intricate A key milestone was reached Mr Jean-Michel Evangelou, significant because it harmonises knowledge of the railway system last month in the development the UIC’s head of telecoms the European market and is as critical now as it has ever of GSM-R’s successor, the Future and signalling, says the biggest should encourage the been - a marriage of the two Railway Mobile Communication challenge for FRMCS is replacing development of new systems, will leave railways well placed System (FRMCS). something that has worked so regulate costs and improve to maximise the opportunities FRMCS is 5G-based and like well for so long. However, the maintenance efficiency. offered by new technology. GSM-R will support train UIC and its FRMCS partners Increased spectrum will offer radio voice applications and deserve great credit for getting greater scope for innovation ETCS data. However, it is also the project to the point where and telecoms suppliers are an enabler for possible game- “we know what we know, and lining up to offer their tailored changing applications such as we know what we don’t know,” solutions. However, a number [email protected] ETCS Level 3, ATO, virtual as Mr Dan Mandoc, the UIC’s of challenges remain, notably coupling, smart maintenance, head of FRMCS, puts it. relating to cybersecurity. monitoring of trackside A key element in this While developers are components, and direct process is acceptance by 3GPP, building security into FRMCS, connections between trains and the global standard for telecoms, cybersecurity is a general traffic management systems. which will protect the standard challenge for the sector. The 5GRail project will develop and provide added flexibility According to a study the first FRMCS prototypes and for future evolution as new published by the European work began on the É13m, 30- telecoms technologies emerge. Union Agency for Cybersecurity month project on November 1. The result is significant because (Enisa) last month, railways Funded by the European Union’s it recognises the importance of generally suffer from low digital Horizon 2020 initiative, the rail among all the vertical and cybersecurity awareness. project is led by the UIC and markets that will use 5G and The large geographical spread supported by the European was no easy task given the of networks, an over-reliance Rail Industry Association literally hundreds
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