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SUMMARY:Digital automation - signal sighting
DESCRIPTION:Overview\n  \nThis presentation examines the evolution of rail signal sighting\, a process that has traditionally been fraught with challenges\, through the lens of digital technology. We explore how digital tools have not only improved the accuracy of signal sighting but also made the process more accessible to a wider range of stakeholders. Rail signal sighting was once limited to 2D schematic drawings and physical site-based activities\, which presented a number of constraints. These constraints\, often caused by trackside equipment and underground services\, were not apparent in 2D documentation\, resulting in a delay in feedback between design and rail signal sighting committees. This disconnect often led to human error\, causing construction delays and requiring site rectification works. However\, UNITY Alliance has harnessed the power of structured data and automation to revolutionize this process. By deriving 3D model elements from 2D schematic drawings\, UNITY Alliance has enabled virtual signal sighting and clash detection with in-ground services and rolling stock dynamic kinematic envelopes in the project’s cloud-based coordination platform. \nLearning outcomes\n  \nPositive outcomes of implementing this new workflow process include: \nReal-time engineering coordination prior to construction with all stakeholders.\nClash analysis of physical assets and rollingstock envelopes during design and before construction – refer attached presentation for example.\nImprovement of accuracy and reliability of spatial 2D and 3D signalling information\, informed from a controlled data (using a master signalling equipment register spreadsheet).\nSafer approach for assessing signal sighting earlier by minimising the need of on track sighting inspections during design and construction. \n  \nEvent program\n  \n5:30 pm AEST: Welcome and Networking\n6:00 pm AEST: Presentation starts\n6:45 pm AEST: Q&A\n7:15 pm AEST: Close \n  \nSpeaker\n  \nMatt Quigley\, Principal Technical Officer\, AECOM \n  \nCost\n  \n$0 (members) $15 (non-members) \n  \nRegistration\n  \nFollow the link to the EA portal and click on Register >
URL:https://www.rtsa.com.au/events/digital-automation-signal-sighting/
LOCATION:AECOM Brisbane  – Level 8: 540 Wickham Street\, Fortitude Valley\, Queensland 4006\, Level 8\, 540 Wickham Street \, Fortitude Valley\, Brisbane\, Queensland\, 4006\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Queensland Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Railway Technical Society of Australasia":MAILTO:memberservices@engineersaustralia.org.au
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