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OPTIRAIL is an initiative focused on the development of a smart framework to support maintenance decisions. The core of this framework is based on Railway knowledge and Computational Intelligence techniques.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under grant agreement No 314031.
Proposal …7TH FRAMEWORK PROGRAMME RESEARCH
SMART FRAMEWORK FOR INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTENANCE IN CORRIDORS
Consortium
What is OPTIRAIL?
What are the objectives?
How prediction should be done?
More information at: www.optirail.eu
Work Packages
Develop new smart tools that will help to optimize railway maintenance operations ensuring higher railway availability, better cross-border coordination and improved efficiency.
· To analyse the specification and requirements for an efficient, reliable and sustainable maintenance of the railway systems.
· To analyse the transferability of concepts, ideas and solutions from other sectors to railway domain.
· To design and validate smart and collaborative tools based on intelligent systems (and particularly on fuzzy logic) that become decision support making systems.
· To design a new maintenance conceptual framework based on fuzzy systems to integrate and linkage to existing maintenance platforms and ICT systems.
· To validate the design through an implementation platform.
· To define the synergies and best practices between the cross-border networks.
Project Title Development of a Smart Framework based on Knowledge to support Infrastructure Maintenance decisions in Railway networks
Project Acronym OPTIRAIL
Grant Agreement No. 314031
Programme for Research FP7-SST-2012-RTD-1
Duration 1.10.2012 – 30.9.2015 (36 months)
Project Coordinator Mr. Carlos Martí[email protected]
Mr. Gregorio [email protected]
Technical Coordinator
Validation and pilot tests of viable solutions to improve railway infrastructure maintenance routines to ensure a higher availability of this infrastructure along corridors.
Mission
Expected impact