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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

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BSI 2014 52
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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
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
BSI PD IEC/TS 62773:2014
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