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SUMMARY:SESA Australian Systems Engineering Workshop (ASEW) 2020
DESCRIPTION:ASEW has been programmed across morning\, mid-day and evening sessions to minimise work impacts with the focus of the three different sessions each ASEW day: \n\nMorning – systems round-tables and discussion forums focused on sharing systems initiatives and concepts;\nMid-Day – workshops focused on key SESA/INCOSE initiatives towards a better world through systems approaches;\nEvening – Panel sessions with Q&A to share insights\, experiences and concepts towards sharing and shaping our future endeavours.\n\nThe event is free for SESA and Engineers Australia members. \nDay 1 Registration \nDay 2 Registration \nDay 3 Registration \nDay 4 Registration \n  \nTransport & City Related specific sessions are as follows: \n\nDay 1 (Mid-Day)– Operational Concept Development\, a simple case study (Ruben Welschen\, Greg Paulsen)\nDay 2 (Mid-Day) – Maturity of SE in the Australian Transportation Sector; What’s the state of play\, Where are things going and What’s needed? (Ruben Welschen\, Anne O’Neil\, André Hefer\, Rob Scarbro\, John Nasr\, Owen Traynor)\nDay 2 (Evening)  – Systems Integration in Transport Projects (Ruben Welschen\, Trent Dennis\, Sue Milner\, Siby Yohannan\, Peri Smith\, Amar Singh)\nDay 3 (Evening)– Cyber Risk Assessment for Transport Operational Technology (Ruben Welschen\, Colin Brown)\n\n 
URL:https://www.rtsa.com.au/events/sesa-australian-systems-engineering-workshop-asew-2020/
LOCATION:Queensland
CATEGORIES:Events,New South Wales and ACT Events,New Zealand Events,Queensland Events,South Australia Events,Victoria and Tasmania Events,Western Australia Events
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SUMMARY:RTSA SA Chapter Event - Gawler Rail Electrification Project
DESCRIPTION:Please join the RTSA at Fedoras Hilton Hotel to hear a live presentation from both Cody Sharrad and Kate Taylor on the Gawler Rail Electrification Project followed by networking with your peers including complimentary drinks and nibbles. \nGawler Rail Electrification Project \nThe Gawler rail line provides a mix of express and all-stop passenger rail services between Adelaide’s CBD and northern suburbs using a diesel fleet. Patronage along the Gawler rail line is rapidly growing 30 per cent over the period 2006 until 2016 becoming the most patronised passenger rail route in Adelaide. Currently\, passengers are using 75 percent of train capacity during the morning peak along the busiest sections of the rail line. With Project completion expected in late 2021\, the electrified line will support increased capacity and future growth opportunities and development along the rail corridor and in northern Adelaide. \nThe Gawler Rail Electrification Project’s scope of works include:\n• Installation of a new 25 kV Electrification System including: 42 km of dual track overhead wiring; Feeder Station\, two Track Sectioning Cabins and a Track Coupling Unit; Safe earthing and bonding of the rail corridor\n• Installation of a modern Signalling\, Communications and Control System including:  WESTRACE Mk II Computer Based Interlocking; Tilt-pole signals with LED heads; ETCS Baseline 2 Automatic Train Protection System; Fibre-optic Communications System\n• Activation of selected pedestrian crossings along the Gawler rail line\n• Replacement of the King Street Bridge with a pedestrian bridge to accommodate installation of the 25 kV electrification system\n• Service relocations\, vegetation trimming and removal\, and other works necessary to enable the electrification to proceed \nSpeakers: Kate Taylor and Cody Sharrad \nKate Taylor has 25 years’ experience in rail transport engineering design and design management and is adept at managing design programs to ensure projects are delivered to clients’ expectations. She has provided innovative design solutions across multiple disciplines on a range of rail projects for major private and public-sector clients. Kate’s experience working in large\, multi-disciplinary teams has seen her identify and implement the best approach to coordinating multiple stakeholders in complex and challenging environments to achieve successful project outcomes. \nKate arrived on the project at a critical time during project delivery as the contractors Engineering Manager when the design had technical issues requiring resolution and was needing a focus to ensure it could be completed and integrated in time to enable delivery. Kate’s key focus is design integration across the multiple disciplines\, quality\, and management of the design through the independent review process. Kate also manages the interface with the construction teams\, client and operator to ensure a higher quality outcome\, ongoing safety assurance\, and that operations and maintenance considerations are incorporated. Kate has worked together with Cody and the other key project team members to ensure a best for project approach has been implemented. \nCody Sharrad is the Engineering Manager for the Gawler Rail Electrification Project. He has worked for the Department for Infrastructure and Transport since 2016 in rail engineering roles across transport project delivery\, infrastructure maintenance and asset management. \nHaving originally started as a Project Engineer on GREP at its inception\, Cody has worked through conception and planning\, procurement and on to delivery of the project.\nCody has worked in a highly technical role on the project across all areas. He brings with him an expanse of knowledge across railway systems and is equipped with the critical ability to integrate across disciplines. He uses his cross-disciplinary understanding to deliver outcomes that balance the needs of asset owners\, operators\, the travelling public and the South Australian community. \nPlease RSVP by COB October 27th. Places strictly limited due to social distancing and venue requirement so don’t delay – book your spot today! \nClick on the link below to register:
URL:https://www.rtsa.com.au/events/rtsa-sa-chapter-event-gawler-rail-electrification-project/
LOCATION:Fedoras\, Mile End Hilton Hotel\, South Rd\, Mile End\, 264 South Road\, Hilton\, South Australia\, 5033\, Australia
CATEGORIES:South Australia Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Railway Technical Society of Australasia":MAILTO:memberservices@engineersaustralia.org.au
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