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The Annual Meeting Place for the Global Cbtc Industry #3*/(:0635&"."/% #00,%&-&("5&4 '035)&13*$&0' 3rd 6 – 8 November • Amsterdam, Netherlands www.cbtcworldcongress.com THE ANNUAL MEETING PLACE FOR THE GLOBAL CBTC INDUSTRY Khoo Hean Siang Carlos Rodriguez Sanchez Hugh Bridge George Hacken &YFDVUJWF7JDF1SFTJEFOU5SBJOT $#5$1SPKFDU-FBEFS &OHJOFFSJOH 4FOJPS%JSFDUPS7JUBM4ZTUFNT SMRT Metro de Madrid London Underground NYCT Jesus Peieto George Nagel Anne-Grethe Foss Lutfu Akcil 4FOJPS4JHOBMMJOH&OHJOFFS 4JHOBMMJOHBOE5SBJO$POUSPM $IJFG0QFSBUJPOT0GGJDFS 3%1SPKFDU$PPSEJOBUPS Metro de Caracas 1SPKFDU.BOBHFS Metroselskabet Istanbul Ulasim Amsterdam Metro BRAND NEW SPEAKERS AND SESSIONS FOR 2012 t6ODPWFSUIFGVUVSFPG$#5$EFQMPZNFOUTCFZPOENFUSPTXJUIVOJRVFQSFTFOUBUJPOTGSPNCrossrail BOESao Paolo Metro (See page 4 for the keynote session on beyond metros: why choose CBTC?) t&OIBODFUIFMJGFDZDMFPGZPVS$#5$TZTUFNBOESFEVDFPQFSBUJOHDPTUTXJUIDBTFTUVEJFTGSPN Stockholm Metro, KeolisBOEWarsaw Metro (See page 7 for the dedicated session on reducing costs and preventing obsolesence) t/FXBOEJNQSPWFEUIJSEEBZXPSLTIPQTPOESJWFSMFTTUFDIOPMPHZBOEFOIBODJOHDPMMBCPSBUJPO XJUIUXPFYDMVTJWFTJUFWJTJUTUP"NTUFSEBNNFUSP (See page 8 for the full conference experience) t.FFUPWFSFYQFSUTXJUIPVSVOJRVFSPVOEUBCMFTOFUXPSLJOHCSFBLT QSFSFHJTUSBUJPOESJOLT SFDFQUJPOBOEFYDMVTJWFQBSUZ NBYJNJTJOHJOUFSBDUJPO (See page 9 for our audience profile and for further details ) “Great opportunity for networking with other CBTC project leaders and hearing about all the latest projects.” Fabio Tadeu Alves, Senior Signalling Engineer, Sao Paolo Metro Event Partner Lead Sponsors Associate Sponsors User Group Supporter $#5$8PSME$POHSFTTSE"OOVBM]/PWFNCFS]"NTUFSEBN /FUIFSMBOET THE ONLY GLOBAL EVENT DEDICATED TO CBTC Following the huge success of the second annual CBTC World Congress in Stockholm, Global Transport Forum will once again bring together over 350 leading CBTC experts from around world for the 2012 event in Amsterdam. With all new sessions including enhancing integration and reducing lifecycle costs and over 40 specialist speakers including experts from SMRT, LTA, NYCT, RATP and Dubai metro, the congress is bigger and more innovative than ever before. The launch of the CBTC User Group, unique breakout streams and live audience polls will ensure a unique and interactive learning experience. I found the event an excellent overview of present initiatives and progress with major “ projects in the CBTC area. Karl Dodsworth,” MTR Hong Kong KEY TOPICS 5IFDPOGFSFODFIBTCFFOEFWJTFEXJUIPVSFYQFSUBEWJTPSZCPBSEJODMVEJOH.FUSPTFMTLBCFU 5VSJO.FUSP /:$5BOE3"51 UPNFFUUIFNPTUQSFTTJOHJOEVTUSZDIBMMFOHFT,FZUPQJDTJODMVEF tOptimising CBTC operations(see page 4) tIncreasing safety and the need for backup systems (see page 5) tThe business case for CBTC beyond metros see page 4) tFuture legislation and developing standardisation t Improving energy efficiency(see page 5) tEffective project management (see page 6) tEnhancing systems integration(see page 5) tEnhancing passenger experience(see page 5) tReducing lifecycle and preventing obsolescence (see page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unique opportunity to network with CBTC professionals world wide, to share experiences and pull knowledge about the latest world class developments and solutions “ Phil Bartlett, Rail Signalling Lead, Europe, Booz & Company WWW.CBTCWORLDCONGRESS.COM ” 2 XXXDCUDXPSMEDPOHSFTTDPN BRAND NEW FOR 2012 MAXIMISE ROI AND EXTEND THE LIFECYCLE OF YOUR CBTC SYSTEM 3FEVDFUIFUPUBMDPTUPGPXOFSTIJQ JNQSPWFNBJOUFOBODFTUSBUFHJFTBOEQSFWFOUPCTPMFTDFODFXJUIBCSBOE OFXTUSBUFHJDTFTTJPOEFEJDBUFEUPNBYJNJTJOHMJGFDZDMFBOEJODSFBTJOHDPTUFGGFDUJWFOFTTXJUIDBTFTUVEJFT GSPNAB Storstockholms Lokaltrafik Keolis Warsaw MetroBOEAlstom Transportation (See page 7) EXCLUSIVE SITE VISITS TO AMSTERDAM METRO AND IN-DEPTH WORKSHOPS TO MAXIMISE VALUE (FUUIFGVMMDPOGFSFODFFYQFSJFODFBOECFOFmUGSPNPVSVOJRVFUIJSEEBZXPSLTIPQTBOETJUFWJTJUT"DIPJDF PGUXPUFDIOJDBMXPSLTIPQTNBYJNJTFTJOUFSBDUJPOBOEBMMPXTZPVUPHFUZPVSLFZRVFTUJPOTBOTXFSFECZ TVCKFDUMFBEFST0VSVOJRVFTJUFWJTJUTUP(7#$POUSPM$FOUSFBOEUIFDPOTUSVDUJPOPGUIF/;-HJWFEFMFHBUFT BmSTUIBOEMPPLBUUIFMBUFTUJOEVTUSZQSPKFDUTBOEQSPWJEFTBMJWFFYBNQMFPGUIFJTTVFTEJTDVTTFEPWFSUIF mSTUUXPEBZT(See page 8) GLOBAL TRANSPORT FORUM BIRTHDAY PARTY PROVIDES EXTENSIVE NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES 8JUIEFEJDBUFEOFUXPSLJOHCSFBLT BQSFSFHJTUSBUJPOESJOLTSFDFQUJPOPOUIFUI/PWFNCFSBOEUIF (MPCBM5SBOTQPSU'PSVNQBSUZPOUIFUI/PWFNCFS UIJTZFBSTDPOGFSFODFQSPWJEFTNPSFCVTJOFTT EFWFMPQNFOUPQQPSUVOJUJFTUIBOFWFSCFGPSF8FXPVMEMJLFUPFYUFOEUPZPVBMMBOJOWJUBUJPOUPDPNFBOE KPJOVTGPSBVOJRVFBOENFNPSBCMFFWFOJOHJNNFEJBUFMZGPMMPXJOHUIFmSTUEBZPGUIFFWFOUXJUIGVMMEFUBJMT BWBJMBCMFTIPSUMZ (See page 9) OPTIMISE CBTC PERFORMANCE WITH UNIQUE INSIGHTS FROM OUR GLOBAL CBTC USER GROUP 0VSOFX$#5$6TFS(SPVQSFTQPOETUPUIFOFFEIJHIMJHIUFECZPVSBEWJTPSTGPS$#5$PQFSBUPSTUPDPNFUPHFUIFSPOBNPSFSFHVMBSCBTJT UPEFmOFTPMVUJPOTUPJNQMFNFOUBUJPOBOEPQFSBUJPOBMDIBMMFOHFT8FIPME6TFS(SPVQNFFUJOHTUISPVHIPVUUIFZFBSXJUISFHJPOBMHSPVQTJO &VSPQF "TJB -BUJO"NFSJDB 64"BOE.&/"5IF8PSME$POHSFTTSFQSFTFOUTUIFMBVODIPGUIJTHSPVQ XJUIBEFEJDBUFETFTTJPOGPS 6TFS(SPVQNFNCFSTJODMVEJOH-5" 4.35BOE.FUSPEF$BSBDBTPOXIBUUIFZXBOUGSPN$#5$BOEIPXUPBDIJFWFPQFSBUJPOBMTVDDFTT Supporters: KEY SPEAKERS AT CBTC WORLD CONGRESS 2012 Lutfu Akcil Duncan Cross George Hacken Neil Morris Dorota Popinska 3%1SPKFDU %FQVUZ%JSFDUPS 4FOJPS%JSFDUPS )FBEPG&OHJOFFSJOH $IJFG'JOBODJBM $PPSEJOBUPS 0QFSBUJPOT 7JUBM4ZTUFNT Dubai Metro (Serco) 0GGJDFS Istanbul Ulasim Overground and NYCT Warsaw Metro Crossrail, Transport for London Daniele Bozzolo Alberto Forchino Khoo Hean Siang George Nagel Roelf Post $IBJSNBO )FBEPG4QFDJBM &YFDVUJWF7JDF 4JHOBMMJOHBOE5SBJO 1SPHSBN.BOBHFS CENELEC European &OHJOFFSJOH1SPKFDUT 1SFTJEFOUo5SBJOT $POUSPM1SPKFDU *$5 Committee for Turin Metro SMRT .BOBHFS Municipality of Electrotechnical Amsterdam Metro Amsterdam Standardization Hugh Bridge Pier Galileo La Klavs Hestbek Lund Kimmo Reiman Jesus Prieto &OHJOFFSJOH Scala 1SPKFDU%JSFDUPS 1SPKFDU.BOBHFS 4FOJPS4JHOBMMJOH .BOBHFNFOU )FBEPG&YQMPJUBUJPO Metroselskabet .FUSP"VUPNBUJPO &OHJOFFS London BOE0QFSBUJPOT HKL Metro de Caracas Underground Turin Metro David Briginshaw Agnelo Gomes Krister Jonsson Carlos Rodriguez Fabio Tadeu Alves &EJUPSJO$IJFG 1SPKFDU&OHJOFFS )FBEPG&MFDUSJDJUZ Sanchez 4FOJPS4JHOBMMJOH International Metro de Sao Paulo 4JHOBMMJOH $#5$1SPKFDU-FBEFS &OHJOFFS Railway Journal AB Storstockholms Metro de Madrid Metro de Sao Paolo Lokaltrafik Ricardo Cárdenas Anne-Grethe Foss Philippe Leguay Aurelio Rojo Garrido Sim Wee Meng $#5$1SPKFDU $IJFG0QFSBUJPOT *OUFSOBUJPOBM6SCBO (FOFSBM4FDSFUBSZ (SPVQ%JSFDUPS .BOBHFS 0GGJDFS 3BJM4ZTUFNT ALAMYS LTA Metro de Santiago Metroselskabet 5SBOTQPSU%JSFDUPS Keolis TH BOOK 3 PLACES ANREGD GETISTER A 4BETHF OREPLACE TH FEREE 24 !AUGUST AND SAVE UP TO £600 $#5$8PSME$POHSFTTSE"OOVBM]/PWFNCFS]"NTUFSEBN /FUIFSMBOET CONFERENCE DAY ONE TUESDAY 6 NOVEMBER 2012 08:00 Registration and networking breakfast CONFERENCE OPENING 08:50 Global Transport Forum welcome and opening remarks Dan Loosemore, Head of Production, Global Transport Forum Alex Willamson, Managing Director, Global Transport Forum 1. KEYNOTE SESSION: BEYOND METROS: WHY CHOOSE CBTC? BUSINESS CASE SESSION Session moderator: George Nagel, Signalling and Train Control Project Manager, Amsterdam Metro Moderator introduction and session topics t6OEFSTUBOEJOHUIFCVTJOFTTDBTFGPS$#5$EFQMPZNFOUTPOSBJMXBZTBOEVSCBOMJOFT t+VTUJGZJOH$#5$EFQMPZNFOUTBOEBTTFTTJOHUIFPQFSBUJPOBMBOEDPTUBEWBOUBHFT74&35.4TZTUFNT t6UJMJTJOH$#5$TZTUFNTUPFOIBODFDBQBDJUZ UISPVHIQVU nFYJCJMJUZBOETBGFUZ t4VDDFTTGVMUFDIOPMPHZTFMFDUJPOTBOEPWFSDPNJOHJOUFSPQFSBCJMJUZDIBMMFOHFTPOVSCBOBOENBJOMJOFT 09:05 Railway keynote address: The business case for CBTC and successfully integrating the system with ERTMS deployments Duncan Cross, %FQVUZ%JSFDUPS0QFSBUJPOT 0WFSHSPVOEBOE$SPTTSBJM Transport for London 09:20 Monorail keynote address: Utilising CBTC to enhance capacity, improve service and increase revenue Fabio Tadeu Alves, 4FOJPS4JHOBMMJOH&OHJOFFS Metro de Sao Paolo 09:35 Event partner keynote address: CBTC: A key enabler to intelligent transport systems Stephane Feray-Beaumont, 1SPEVDU(SPVQ%JSFDUPS GE Transportation 09:50 VOTE Audience poll: Can CBTC technology work successfully on mainline rail networks? 09:55 Panel debate: The future of CBTC and the potential for CBTC deployments to enhance performance on non-metro lines Mike Stubbs, %JSFDUPS0QFSBUJPOT 0WFSHSPVOEBOE$SPTTSBJM 5ransport for London Duncan Cross, %FQVUZ%JSFDUPS0QFSBUJPOT 0WFSHSPVOEBOE$SPTTSBJM Transport for London Stephane Feray-Beaumont, 1SPEVDU(SPVQ%JSFDUPS GE Transportation Fabio Tadeu Alves, 4FOJPS4JHOBMMJOH&OHJOFFS Metro de Sao Paolo 10:25 Moderator’s concluding summary of the session 10:30 Networking coffee 2. STRATEGIC SESSION: CBTC USER GROUP: OPTIMISING CBTC OPERATIONS USER GROUP User Group chairman: Krister Jonsson, )FBEPG&MFDUSJDJUZ4JHOBMMJOH AB Storstockholms Lokaltrafik 11:15 Key Speakers in optimising CBTC operation Anne-Grethe Foss, $IJFG0QFSBUJPOT0GmDFS
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