BSI PD IEC/TS 62773:2014
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Railway applications. Procedure to determine the performance requirements for radio systems applied to radio-based train control systems
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
BSI | 2014 | 52 |
The objective of this Technical Specification is to establish a procedure to be used by rail transport authorities and/or radio suppliers to determine the appropriate performance requirements of radio system for a radio-based train control system, consistent with their specific business needs and existing conditions: the Technical Specification itself consists in defining a procedure linking preconditions to some radio parameters. Then, the appropriate performance requirements are deduced by the user of the Technical Specification from the radio parameters.
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PDF Pages | PDF Title |
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4 | CONTENTS |
7 | FOREWORD |
9 | INTRODUCTION |
10 | 1 Scope 2 Normative references 3 Terms, definitions and abbreviations 3.1 Terms and definitions |
11 | 3.2 Abbreviations 4 Outline of the process for determining performance requirements |
12 | Figures Figure 1 – Factors influencing performance requirements |
13 | 5 Definition of preconditions on available spectrum 5.1 Environmental conditions 5.1.1 General 5.1.2 Obstacle Tables Table 1 – List of preconditions and radio parameters |
14 | 5.1.3 Climate conditions 5.1.4 Electromagnetic interference 5.2 Regulatory constraints 6 Definition of preconditions on railway operation 6.1 Railway line conditions 6.1.1 General 6.1.2 Line maximum speed |
15 | 6.1.3 Track conditions 6.1.4 Line configurations 6.1.5 Station configurations 6.2 Operational conditions 6.2.1 General 6.2.2 Minimum design headway 6.2.3 Maximum number of trains in one control area Figure 2 – Maximum number of trains in case of divided area |
16 | 6.3 TC communication requirement 6.3.1 Maximum tolerable loss of communication 6.3.2 Network latency 6.3.3 TC transmission period 6.3.4 TC throughput 6.3.5 Control area 6.3.6 Maintenance conditions 6.4 Required type of transmission |
17 | 7 Radio parameters 7.1 General 7.2 Security parameters 7.3 Transmission parameters 8 Relationship between preconditions and radio parameters 8.1 General |
18 | Table 2 – Relationship matrix between preconditions and radio parameters |
19 | 8.2 Environmental conditions 8.2.1 Obstacle and radio parameters Table 3 – Obstacle and radio parameters |
20 | 8.2.2 Climate conditions and radio parameters Table 4 – Climate conditions and radio parameters |
21 | 8.2.3 Electromagnetic Interference and radio parameters Table 5 – Electromagnetic interference and radio parameters |
22 | 8.3 Regulatory constraints and radio parameters Table 6 – Regulatory constraints and radio parameters |
23 | 8.4 Railway line conditions 8.4.1 Line maximum speed and radio parameters Table 7 – Line maximum speed and radio parameters |
24 | 8.4.2 Track conditions and radio parameters Table 8 – Track conditions and radio parameters |
25 | 8.4.3 Line configurations and radio parameters Table 9 – Line configurations and radio parameters |
26 | 8.4.4 Station configuration and radio parameters Table 10 – Station configuration and radio parameters |
27 | 8.5 Operational conditions 8.5.1 Minimum design headway and radio parameters Table 11 – Minimum design headway and radio parameters |
28 | 8.5.2 Maximum number of trains in one control area and radio parameters Table 12 – Maximum number of trains in one control area and radio parameters |
29 | 8.6 TC communication requirement 8.6.1 Maximum tolerable loss of communication and radio parameters Table 13 – Maximum tolerable loss of communication and radio parameters |
30 | 8.6.2 Network latency and radio parameters Table 14 – Network latency and radio parameters |
31 | 8.6.3 TC transmission period and radio parameters Table 15 – TC transmission period and radio parameters |
32 | 8.6.4 TC throughput and radio parameters Table 16 – TC throughput and radio parameters |
33 | 8.6.5 Control area and radio parameters Table 17 – Control area and radio parameters |
34 | 8.6.6 Maintenance conditions and radio parameters 8.7 Required type of transmission and radio parameters Table 18 – Maintenance conditions and radio parameters Table 19 – Required type of transmission and radio parameters |
35 | Annex A (informative) Additional preconditions A.1 Operational conditions A.1.1 Overlay on existing facilities A.1.2 Signal aspect A.1.3 Block A.2 System conditions A.2.1 General A.2.2 Train localization |
36 | A.2.3 Continuous control/intermittent control A.2.4 Train protection profile A.2.5 System entry/exit A.2.6 Temporary speed restriction A.2.7 Emergency stop command A.2.8 Interlocking control/route control A.2.9 Level crossing control A.2.10 Couple and split a train |
37 | A.2.11 Automatic train operation A.3 Relationship between preconditions and radio parameters A.3.1 General Table A.1 – Relationship matrix between preconditions and radio parameters |
38 | A.3.2 Operational conditions Table A.2 – Overlay on existing facilities and radio parameters |
39 | Table A.3 – Signal aspect and radio parameters |
40 | Table A.4 – Block and radio parameters |
41 | A.3.3 System conditions Table A.5 – Train localization and radio parameters |
42 | Table A.6 – Train protection profile and radio parameters |
43 | Table A.7 – System entry/exit and radio parameters |
44 | Table A.8 – Temporary speed restriction and radio parameters |
45 | Table A.9 – Emergency stop command and radio parameters Table A.10 – Interlocking control/route control and radio parameters |
46 | Table A.11 – Level crossing control and radio parameters |
47 | Table A.12 – Couple and split a train and radio parameters |
48 | Annex B (informative) Considerations for in-continuity B.1 Communication in in-continuity B.2 Considerations for in-continuity in radio systems B.2.1 General issues B.2.2 Specific issues related to failure caused by external system factors B.2.3 Specific issues related to failure caused by internal system factors |
50 | Bibliography |