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12th World Congress onRailway Research

WCRR 2019October 28 - November 1, 2019

Tokyo International Forum, Tokyo, JAPAN

Railway Research to Enhance the Customer Experience

Preliminary Program

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PCO of WCRR 2019

Organizing Committee

Executive Committee

ISS, Inc.Mita MT Bldg. 8F, 3-13-12 Mita, Minato-ku, Tokyo 108-0073, JAPANPhone: +81-3-6369-9984Fax: +81-3-3453-1180E-mail: [email protected]

Railway Technical Research Institute2-8-38 Hikari-cho, Kokubunji-shi,Tokyo 185-8540, JAPANGeneral Manager: Tetsuo Uzuka

WCRR 2019 Headquarters

Congress Committees

Ryuji Tsuchiya (Chairperson)Dennis SchutGary FrySharon OdetundeValéry VersaillesRalf MarxenAlessio Gaggelli

Railway Technical Research Institute (RTRI)Union International des Chemins de fer (UIC)Transportation Technology Center, Inc. (TTCI)Rail Safety and Standards Board (RSSB)Société Nationale des Chemins de fer Français (SNCF)Deutsche Bahn AG (DB AG)Trenitalia

Ikuo Watanabe (Chairperson)Jean-Pierre LoubinouxLisa StablerLuisa MoisioCarole DesnostRolf HärdiMarco Caposciutti

Railway Technical Research Institute (RTRI)Union International des Chemins de fer (UIC)Transportation Technology Center, Inc. (TTCI)Rail Safety and Standards Board (RSSB)Société Nationale des Chemins de fer Français (SNCF)Deutsche Bahn AG (DB AG)Trenitalia

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Congress Committees

Welcome

Program at a Glance

Congress Venue

Congress Schedule

Tuesday, October 29

Wednesday, October 30

Thursday, October 31

Plenary Sessions

Organized Sessions

Technical Visits

Social Events

Cultural Visits

Registration

Accommodation

Endorsements & Sponsorships

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Contents

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Dear Madam and Sir,

On behalf of the WCRR Organizing Committee, I am honored to invite you to the 12th World Congress on Railway Research (WCRR 2019) that will take place in Tokyo, Japan, from October 28 to November 1, 2019 at the venue called Tokyo International Forum.

WCRR was established for the purpose of providing an overview of the world's development of railway technologies and discussing future directions to be taken by the railway sector. This is the world's largest international congress on railway research, proudly unprecedented in the sense that railway researchers and engineers gather together with managers and executives of railway operators in one congress.

Although economic and social circumstances under which railways are doing business differ greatly from region to region or from country to country, it is common for all railways that their important role is to further deepen ties among people by realizing safe and comfortable mobility of people as well as secure and effi cient transportation of goods. Providing railway customers with quality experience by fulfilling this role is what railway businesses should aim to achieve and will lead to the raison d'être of railways. Therefore, we believe that even in this era of highly advanced communication technologies including the Internet and smartphones, the value of railways delivered by its functionality to assist passenger mobility and goods transport in the real world will be and must be further elevated. In order to achieve the goal mentioned above, the railways need to keep providing high-quality and reasonably-priced customer services, while maintaining high standards of safety and excellent environmental performance. Innovation which will be brought about by technological breakthroughs will be indispensable, and the role of research and development for this purpose is exactly the main agenda of the entire congress.

Therefore, at WCRR 2019, we would like to provide the time and place where railway delegates from around the world are able to share their views regarding the roles that research and development are expected to play in order to further elevate the values of railways, while railway engineers and experts are able to share information and expertise. Your participation in all possible forms will be highly appreciated, to achieve these goals.

In Japan, we have been steadily promoting the development of urban transit systems which will meet the demands of densely-populated urban areas, and expanding the Shinkansen network which will have a tremendous impact in vitalizing the Japanese regional economy. I am expecting that, if you come to Japan, you can sense the impacts that the railways have had and are still having upon the Japanese society and economy, and experience how vital a role railways are playing in this country.

We will host WCRR in the autumn of 2019, and Japan will host the Tokyo Olympic Games in the following year 2020. So I fi rmly believe that in the year 2019, you will be able to experience a highly-charged, vibrant metropolis of Tokyo.

I am very much looking forward to welcoming you in Tokyo.

Ikuo WatanabeChair, Organizing Committee of WCRR 2019Executive Vice PresidentRailway Technical Research Institute, Tokyo, Japan

Welcome

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Program at a GlanceOctober 28 October 29 October 30 October 31 November 1

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday08:30

09:00 OpeningCeremony

10:00

11:00

12:00

13:00

Oral & InteractivePoster Sessions


Lunch

Plenary Session 1

Coffee Break

Coffee Break

21:00

14:00

15:00

16:00

17:00

18:00

19:00

20:00

TechnicalVisits

Ceremony


Lunch


Gala Dinner

WelcomeReception

CongressRegistration

Plenary Session 2

Coffee Break

Closing

Exhibition

Tokyo BayReception



Coffee Break



Coffee Break

Plenary Session 3


Lunch


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The Tokyo International Forum, which is located in Tokyo's central Marunouchi district, is a convention and arts center equipped with a range of facilities including 8 small-to-large-size halls, 34 conference rooms, a symbolic glass atrium, a refreshing greenery-embellished ground-level plaza, a variety of shops and restaurants and an art museum. The Forum is visited by more than 20 million people each year, and it serves as a center for promoting and communicating comprehensive culture and information.

Venue Name:TOKYO INTERNATIONALFORUM

Congress Venue

Address: 3-5-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0005Phone: 03-5221-9000Fax: 03-5221-9011http://www.t-i-forum.co.jp/en/[Access from the main railway stations] - 1-minute walk from JR Yurakucho Station - 5-minutes walk from JR Tokyo Station

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Tuesday, October 29

Congress Schedule

09:00

09:45

11:00

OS_01 OP_01 OP_02 OP_03 OP_04 IP_01 IP_02Hall C D7 D5 D1 G409 Seminar Rm 1 Seminar Rm 2

HorizonScanning for theRailways: AnInternationalCollaborationPerspective

Condition-BasedMaintenance ofInfrastructure, I

AttractingCustomers byUnderstandingTheir Needs andBehaviors

Natural HazardManagement

DemandForecasting andCapacityManagement

Vehicle andTrack Interaction

Maglev andRolling Stock

13:10


Decision-Aid forReal-TimeRailwayOperationControl

Rolling Stock,Subsystems andComponent

Safety & SecurityAwareness

PassengerComfort

Modelling,Testing andAcceptance

Condition-BasedMaintenance ofInfrastructure, I

Infrastructure

15:50

OS_03 OS_04 OP_09 OP_10 OP_11 IP_05 IP_06Hall C D7 D5 D1 G409 Seminar Rm 1 Seminar Rm 2

AutonomousTrains on MainLines

GlobalCertification forInnovativeProductDevelopment

Bridges andTunnels

Passenger Safety Freight Rail Rolling StockDesign andMaintenance

Safety, Securityand NaturalHazardManagement

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End of the Sessions

Opening Ceremony (Hall C)

Coffee Break (Hall E)

Lunch (Hall E)

Plenary Session 1 (Hall C):

14:30

11:30

The Role of Railway Operators in Enhancing the Customer Experience

16:20


OS: Organized Session OP: Oral Session IP: Interactive Poster Session

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Wednesday, October 30

OP_12 OP_13 OP_14 OP_15 OP_16 IP_07 IP_08Hall C D7 D5 D1 G409 Seminar Rm 1 Seminar Rm 2

Condition-BasedMaintenance ofInfrastructure, II

High SpeedRolling Stock

Level Crossings Investments andEconomicEfficiency

Energy-ConservingOperation andEnergy StorageTechnology

Railway SystemInterface

Aerodynamics,Noise andVibration

09:50


On-BoardMonitoring forVehicle/InfrastructureDiagnostics andCBM

Power Supply BrakePerformance

Train Detectionand WaysideMonitoring

EnvironmentallyFriendly Railways

Improvement ofService Quality,Speed, Time toDestination andFunctionality, I

SafetyAssessment andAssurance


Integration ofOn-Board andWaysideMeasurementswith VirtualMethods…

Signalling andCommunicationSystems, I

Vehicle andTrack Interaction

OperationManagement,Train DelayManagement

InfrastructureAssetManagement

Power Supply TrackMaintenance

13:15

15:50

OS_07 OS_08 OP_25 OP_26 OP_27 IP_13 IP_14Hall C D7 D5 D1 G409 Seminar Rm 1 Seminar Rm 2

DigitalTechnologies forPredictiveMaintenance

Maglev andOther FixedGuidewayTransport

Rolling StockMaintenance

InfrastructureMaintenance

SafetyAssessment andAssurance

Improvement ofService, Speed,Time toDestination andFunctionality, II

Signalling andCommunicationSystems

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08:30

Contribution of Railway Suppliers to Elevating the Value of Railways

14:35

11:55

Lunch (Hall E)

10:20


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Thursday, October 31

OP_28 OP_29 OP_30 OP_31 OP_32 IP_15 IP_16Hall C D7 D5 D1 G409 Seminar Rm 1 Seminar Rm 2

Condition-BasedMaintenance ofRolling Stock

Open MarketandTransportationPlanning

Human Factorsand TrainOperation

Service Qualityand Reliability

Pantograph andCatenaryInteraction

Sustainability Economic, Policyand Planning

09:50

10:20


Global Vision forRailwayDevelopment

Track Materialsand Components

Signalling andCommunicationSystems, II

Passenger Flow,Mobility fromDoor-to-Door

Low-CostOperation



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From Researchto Benefits: Howto Accelerate theInnovationProcess

PassengerRolling StockDesign

InfrastructureResilience duringExtreme Events

Noise andVibration

PassengerInformation andTicketing

Structures,Materials andTrackComponents

InfrastructureMaintenance

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14:35

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Lunch (Hall E)


Closing Ceremony (Hall C)


Research and Development for Future Railways


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"The Role of Railway Operators in Enhancing the Customer Experience"Moderator: Prof. Anson Jack

International Director, Birmingham Centre for Railway Research and Education, and Professor, International Railway Benchmarking, University of Birmingham

Date & Time: Tuesday, October 29, 2019 9:45-11:00Venue: Hall CPanelists:- Mr. Masaki Ogata, Vice Chairman, JR East, JAPAN- Mr. Shun-ichi Kosuge, Executive Vice President, JR Central, JAPAN- Mr. Pierre Izard, Deputy CEO - CTO, SNCF, FRANCE- Mr. Rolf Härdi, CTO, DB AG, GERMANY- Mr. Marco Caposciutti, CTO, Trenitalia, ITALY

"Contribution of Railway Suppliers to Elevating the Value of Railways"Moderator: Mr. Nick Kingsley

Managing Editor, Railway Gazette InternationalDate & Time: Wednesday, October 30, 2019 14:35-15:50Venue: Hall CPanelists:- Mr. Jay Monaco, Vice President Global Engineering, Amsted Rail, U.S.A.- Mr. Jürgen Schlaht, Head of Innovation Management, Siemens Mobility, GERMANY- Mr. Takao Nishiyama, Executive Vice President, J-TREC, JAPAN- (TBD)

"Research and Development for Future Railways"Moderator: Prof. Roderick Smith

Emeritus Professor and Chairman, Future Railway Research Centre,Imperial College London

Date & Time: Thursday, October 31, 2019 10:20-11:40Venue: Hall CPanelists:- Dr. Norimichi Kumagai, President, RTRI, JAPAN- Ms. Lisa Stabler, President, TTCI, U.S.A.- Ms. Luisa Moisio, Director of Research and Development, RSSB, U.K.- Ms. Carole Desnost, Chief Innovation Offi cer, SNCF, FRANCE- Mr. Carlo Borghini, Executive Director, Shift2Rail- CARS, CHINA (Panelist TBD)

Plenary SessionsPlenary Session 1

Plenary Session 2

Plenary Session 3

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Organized SessionsOrganized Sessions are specially prepared sessions in which leading experts from respective fi elds are invited to be Chairpersons with the aim of promoting active and in-depth discussions on research topics attracting high interest in many countries around the world. Organized Sessions consist of invited papers as well as papers submitted from the public, and these sessions are characterized by a high sense of unity of contents and freedom of presentation format.

Organized Session 2 (OS_02)Decision-Aid for Real-Time Railway Operation ControlChairperson: Dr. David De Almeida,

SNCF, FRANCEDate & Time: Oct. 29 (Tue.) 14:30-15:50Venue: Hall C

Organized Session 4 (OS_04)Global Certifi cation for Innovative Product Development

Chairperson: Ms. Lisa Stabler, TTCI, U.S.A.

Date & Time: Oct. 29 (Tue.) 16:20-18:00

Venue: D7

Organized Session 6 (OS_06)Integration of On-Board and Wayside Measurements with Virtual Methods Towards Safer, More Cost-Eff ective, Risk-Conscious and Innovation-Spurring Assessment Methods for Running-DynamicsChairperson: Prof. Gabriele Malavasi,

Sapienza University of Rome, ITALYDate & Time: Oct. 30 (Wed.) 11:55-13:15Venue: Hall C

Organized Session 8 (OS_08)Maglev and Other Fixed Guideway Transport, Part I & Part IIChairperson: Dr. Ken Nagashima, RTRI, JAPANDate & Time: Oct. 30 (Wed.) 16:20-18:00Venue: D7

Organized Session 10 (OS_10)From Research to Benefi ts: How to Accelerate the Innovation ProcessChairpersons: Ms. Luisa Moisio, RSSB, U.K.

Dr. Corinne Talotte, SNCF, FRANCEDate & Time: Oct. 31 (Thu.) 14:35-15:55Venue: Hall C

Organized Session 3 (OS_03)Autonomous Trains on Main LinesChairpersons: Mr. Rolf Härdi, DB AG, GERMANY

Mr. Ralf Marxen, DB AG, GERMANYDate & Time: Oct. 29 (Tue.) 16:20-18:00Venue: Hall C

Organized Session 5 (OS_05)On-Board Monitoring for Vehicle/Infrastructure Diagnostics and CBMChairperson: Prof. Giorgio Diana,

Polytechnic of Milan, ITALYDate & Time: Oct. 30 (Wed.) 10:20-11:40Venue: Hall C

Organized Session 7 (OS_07)Digital Technologies for Predictive MaintenanceChairperson: Mr. Valéry Versailles,

SNCF, FRANCEDate & Time: Oct. 30 (Wed.) 16:20-18:00Venue: Hall C

Organized Session 9 (OS_09)Global Vision for Railway DevelopmentChairperson: Prof. Boris Lapidus, UIC IRRB

Mr. Jerzy Wisniewski, UIC IRRBMr. Dennis Schut, UIC IRRB

Date & Time: Oct. 31 (Thu.) 11:55-13:15Venue: Hall C

Horizon Scanning for the Railways: An International Collaboration PerspectiveChairperson: Mr. Olivier Marteaux, RSSB, U.K.Date & Time: Oct. 29 (Tue.) 11:30-13:10Venue: Hall C

Organized Session 1 (OS_01)

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The General Education Center is an employees’ training center of Central Japan Railway Company (JR Central) about 120 km southwest of Tokyo, in Shizuoka Prefecture. The Center was established in 2011, and has been providing workers engaged in railways with practical and eff ective education in an excellent learning environment fully equipped with various training facilities. Please note that an additional fee for the fare of the Shinkansen will be charged in the registration.

Technical Visit 5 (Full-Day Visit): General Education Center (JR CENTRAL)

The Comprehensive Learning & Training Center is the railway staff education center of Tokyo Metro in Shinkiba located in the Tokyo Bay area. It was newly opened in 2016 as a place to educate railway-related workers thoroughly in their skills and mind. This Technical Visit will be off ered in a morning course (4A) and an afternoon course (4B).

Technical Visits 4A (AM Half-Day) & 4B (PM Half-Day): Comprehensive Learning & Training Center (TOKYO METRO)

Saitama New Urban Transit Co. Ltd., established in 1983, operates a guideway transit system, on a line 12.7 km long starting from Omiya Station. This transit system is environmentally friendly, with its non-gas-emitting electric power supply system. At The Railway Museum displaying various railway equipment, you will have a chance to learn the history and background of railways in Japan, while observing real full-scale rolling stock and experiencing driving simulators.

Technical Visit 3 (Full-Day Visit): Saitama New Urban Transit Depot & The Railway Museum

Tokyo General Rolling Stock Center is a workshop of East Japan Railway Company (JR East). It is near Oimachi Station and was established 145 years ago. This facility serves as a factory to inspect and repair more than 7,000 rolling stocks which run on lines in the Tokyo metropolitan area such as the Yamanote Line and the Chuo Line.

Technical Visit 2 (PM Half-Day Visit): Tokyo General Rolling Stock Center (JR EAST)

Tokyo Freight Terminal Station is a station of Japan Freight Railway Company (JR Freight). It is near Tokyo Port and Haneda Airport, and is one of the largest freight terminal stations in Japan, serving as the center of logistics in the Tokyo metropolitan area and a hub station for container transportation connecting the entire country.

Technical Visit 1 (Full-Day Visit): Tokyo Freight Terminal Station (JR FREIGHT)

WCRR 2019 will be providing each Delegate and Student Participant with a choice of one of 11 special Technical Visit courses. Participants will have a chance to see facilities related to high-density train operation, service quality, railway history, staff training, vehicle technology and infrastructure technology in Japan. The organizers of WCRR 2019 would be pleased if these Technical Visits help participants fi nd solutions to the challenges of tomorrow. Please note that the schedule and contents of the courses are subject to change.Please visit the following website for more details: http://wcrr2019.org/program.html#t-visit

Technical VisitsFriday, November 1

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Hamamatsu Workshop is a maintenance base for Shinkansen rolling stocks of Central Japan Railway Company (JR Central) about 250 km southwest of Tokyo, in Shizuoka Prefecture. This workshop is engaged in conducting inspection and repair of rolling stock for the Tokaido Shinkansen. Rolling stocks are disassembled to the equipment level and are precisely inspected through overhaul inspection. Please note that an additional fee for the fare of the Shinkansen will be charged in the registration.

The main visit site is Minami-Sunamachi Station, of the Tozai Line of Tokyo Metro. It is one of the busiest stations in Japan. To resolve this congestion and to increase convenience for customers, Tokyo Metro is promoting a large-scale renewal construction project which involves additions of a new platform, and new escalators, elevators and entrances/exits as barrier-free facilities. This Technical Visit will be off ered in a morning course (10A) and an afternoon course (10B).

Wind Tunnel Technical Center is a facility of the Railway Technical Research Institute (RTRI) in Shiga Prefecture near Kyoto. It has a large-scale low-noise wind tunnel with the world’s top-notch performance of low noise. Kyoto Railway Museum opened in 2016, where you can experience the modernization of Japan through railway history. Please note that an additional fee for the fare of the Shinkansen will be charged in the registration. The ending point of 6A is Tokyo Station and that of 6B is Kyoto Railway Museum.

Technical Visits 6A (Round Trip) & 6B (One-Way Trip) (Full-Day Visit): Wind Tunnel Technical Center (RTRI) & Kyoto Railway Museum

Technical Visit 7 (Full-Day Visit): Hamamatsu Workshop (JR CENTRAL)

Shinkansen Rolling Stock Maintenance Center is a workshop of East Japan Railway Company (JR East) about 350 km north of Tokyo, in Miyagi prefecture. It is engaged in conducting rolling stock maintenance and operational support of all Shinkansen for JR East. Please note that an additional fee for the fare of the Shinkansen will be charged in the registration.

Technical Visit 8 (Full-Day Visit): Shinkansen Rolling Stock Maintenance Center (JR EAST)

The main visit site is an inter-station tunnel (Shin-Yokohama Tunnel) and an underground station (Shin-Yokohama Station, tentative name) which is on the Eastern Kanagawa Line being built. Aiming to improve passenger flow between central Tokyo and its south-neighboring Kanagawa Prefecture and accessibility to the Tokaido Shinkansen, construction of this new railway line was launched, with commercial operation to start in 2022. Note that participants will be in the tunnel about for 2 hours, including considerable walking and some long staircases.

Technical Visit 9 (AM Half-Day Visit): Construction Site of the Eastern Kanagawa Line

Technical Visits 10A (AM Half-Day) & 10B (PM Half-Day): Construction Site of Minami-Sunamachi Station (TOKYO METRO)

Railway Technical Research Institute (RTRI), which is the host of WCRR 2019, is located in Kokubunji City in the western area of Tokyo. Its experimental facilities have various kinds of equipment such as for testing of rolling stocks, structures, electric power, track, signal communications, and human sciences. JR Systems has an exhibition room within their facility grounds with displays that include a historical collection of the world’s fi rst on-line train seat reservation system called “MARS (Multi-Access Reservation System).”

Technical Visit 11 (Full-Day Visit): Experimental Facilities (RTRI) & Ticket Reservation System (JR SYSTEMS)

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Tokyo Bay Reception

Welcome Reception

The Welcome Reception will be the first formal gathering of this congress, which will be an ideal networking opportunity for the WCRR 2019 participants. The Welcome Reception will be held at the Exhibition hall of the Tokyo International Forum, Hall E, where you will be able to visit each exhibition booth during the Welcome Reception.

Date & Time: Monday, October 28, 18:00-20:00

Venue: Tokyo International Forum, Hall E

In the Tokyo Bay Reception Event, you will have a great opportunity to mingle with other participants, while enjoying a light meal and drinks on a cruising boat.

Date & Time: Tuesday, October 29, 19:00-21:00(Estimated time schedule: 18:30 Boarding, 19:00 Departure)

Boarding Point: Hinode Pier (Hinode Sambashi)2-7-104 Kaigan, Minato-ku, Tokyo

*Chartered buses from the congress venue will be available to bring you to the boarding point.

Various social events are scheduled to be held during the congress to promote communication and networking among WCRR 2019 participants. Participants can register for social events from the Official Registration Website (http://wcrr2019.org/registration.html).

Social Events

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The Gala Dinner will be held as the offi cial congress banquet at Tokyo Kaikan (reopened in January 2019 after refurbishment), which has been serving as an authentic venue of social exchange in Tokyo since 1922. You will be able to enjoy an elegant banquet while relaxing in conversation with fellow participants and experiencing Japanese hospitality.

Date & Time: Wednesday, October 30, 19:00-22:00(Estimated time schedule: 18:30 Doors open, 19:00 Banquet starts, 21:30 Banquet ends)

Venue: Tokyo Kaikan, Marunouchi Main Building 3-2-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

Cultural Visits

Gala Dinner

Cultural Visit 2 (Half-Day Tour):Japanese Culture Experience: Incense Blending ArtDate & Time: Wednesday, October 30, 9:00-13:00Fee (VAT included): JPY 10,000 (Light meal included)

Cultural Visit 3 (Half-Day Tour): Walking Tour - Tokyo Station, etc.Date & Time: Thursday, October 31, 13:30-16:30Fee (VAT included): JPY 2,500

Cultural Visit 1 (Half-Day Tour):Japanese Culture Experience: Tea Ceremony & Museum TourDate & Time: Tuesday, October 29, 9:00-14:00Fee (VAT included): JPY 9,000 (Light meal included)

For Accompanying Persons, WCRR 2019 will be providing three special Cultural Visit courses. Participants will have a chance to experience traditional Japanese culture and/or enjoy a walking tour around Tokyo Station. Extra charge will be required when registering for these courses (http://wcrr2019.org/socialevents.html#accompanying). These Visits will be held on diff erent days so participants can register for all three Visits if they wish.

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Category

Early-Bird Registration(until Sunday, June 30, 23:59 JST)8% VAT included

Regular Registration(from Monday, July 1,00:00 JST to Monday,September 30, 23:59 JST)8% VAT included

Final Month (October) Registration(from Tuesday, October 1,00:00 JST to Thursday,October 31, 12:00 JST)10% VAT* included

Delegate JPY 140,400 JPY 162,000 JPY 187,000

Student JPY 64,800 JPY 64,800 JPY 77,000

Accompanying Person JPY 54,000 JPY 54,000 JPY 55,000

Delegate Participant Registration fee includes:- Admission to all Congress Sessions and Exhibitions- Congress Kit (Congress Bag, Program Booklet & Name Badge) including USB fl ash drive with proceedings- Participation in the Welcome Reception, Tokyo Bay Reception and Gala Dinner- Basic Participation fee for one Technical Visit (Please note some Technical Visits will require additional charges for transportation costs.)

Student Registration fee includes:- Admission to all Congress Sessions and Exhibitions- Congress Kit (Congress Bag, Program Booklet & Name Badge) including USB fl ash drive with proceedings- Basic Participation fee for one Technical Visit (Please note some Technical Visits will require additional charges for transportation costs.)

Accompanying Person Registration fee includes:- Congress Name Badge- Participation in the Welcome Reception, Tokyo Bay Reception and Gala Dinner

• The On-Line Registration Website will close on October 25 Friday 12:00 (JST). After the On-Line Registration Website is closed, we kindly ask you to register on-site at the Congress Venue in Tokyo.

• An Accompanying Person should be your spouse, family member or personal partner. Please note that your colleague from your organization or any work-related acquaintance is not considered an Accompanying Person, and should register separately as a Delegate.

Payment:Registration Fees can be paid either by credit card or bank transfer. After October 1, On-Line Registration will be possible only with payment by credit card. On-Site Registration at the Congress Venue in Tokyo will be possible by both credit card payment and cash payment.

Cancellation Policy:Cancellations received by July 1 (Monday): Full refund less JPY 7,000 administration feeCancellations received after July 1 (Monday): No refund

On-line Registration Website: http://wcrr2019.org/registration.html

RegistrationWCRR 2019 On-Line Registration is open!

Registration Fee

*Consumption tax will be raised to 10% from Oct. 1, 2019

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Accommodation

The WCRR 2019 participants can make their own hotel arrangements such as by accessing websites for hotel bookings, or by making a request to our Congress travel agency at the link site from the WCRR 2019 offi cial website (https://wcrr2019.org/registration.html#accomodation). Room rates include service charge and 10% consumption tax. As reservations will be processed in the order of application, hotel bookings will be closed as soon as the respective hotel rooms are fully booked.

Ginza Capital Hotel Akane

Tokyo Station Hotel Hotel MetropolitanTokyo Marunouchi

Courtyard by Marriott Tokyo Ginza Hotel

Hotel Monterey Ginza Hotel Gracery Ginza Remm HIBIYA

HOTEL UNIZOTokyo Shimbashi Ginza Capital Hotel Main

Address:1-9-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

Address:1-7-12 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

Address:6-14-10 Ginza,Chuo-ku, Tokyo

Address:2-10-2 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

Address:7-10-1 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

Address:1-2-1 Yurakucho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

Address:3-5-2 Shimbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo

Address:2-1-4 Tsukiji, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

Address:3-1-5 Tsukiji, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

Access to the Congress Venue:8 min. walk to the VenueDirectly connected to Tokyo Station Marunouchi South Gate

Access to the Congress Venue:15 min. walk to the Venue1 min. walk to Tokyo Station Nihonbashi Exit

Access to the Congress Venue:16 min. walk to the Venue10 min. walk to JR Shimbashi Station Ginza Exit

Access to the Congress Venue:10 min. walk to the Venue7 min. walk to Yurakucho Station Kyobashi Exit

Access to the Congress Venue:15 min. walk to the Venue3 min. walk to Metro Ginza Station

Access to the Congress Venue:10 min. walk to the Venue4 min. walk to Metro Hibiya Station

Access to the Congress Venue:20 min. walk to the Venue1 min. walk to Metro Shintomicho Station

Access to the Congress Venue:20 min. walk to the Venue3 min. walk to Metro Shintomicho Station

Access to the Congress Venue:20 min. walk to the Venue3 min. walk to JR Shimbashi Station

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(Oct. 28 - Nov. 1)

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GOLD Sponsors

PLATINUM Sponsors

DIAMOND Sponsor

Endorsements & SponsorshipsSupporting Organizations

[Exhibition]

[Exhibition]

[Lunch/Coff ee Break]

[Gala Dinner/Exhibition]

[Under the Auspices of]

Matsui Kozai Co., Ltd.Maruwa Electronic Inc.MiraPro Co., Ltd.Rigaku Mechatronics Co., Ltd.

FlyWheel GroupSuzuki Gokin Co., Ltd.NSK Ltd.Nippon Steel CorporationFurukawa Electric Co., Ltd.　

RTRI Supporting CompaniesKen-yushaTESSJRSSJRSI

JRSECJRSAJRSEANET

[Endorsed by]

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British Embassy TokyoEmbassy of France in JapanGerman Embassy TokyoEmbassy of Italy in JapanInstitute of Electrical Engineers of Japan (IEEJ)Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers (JSME)Japan Society of Civil Engineers (JSCE)

Japan Association of Rolling Stock Industries (JARi)Japan Overseas Railway System Association (JORSA)Japan Private Railway AssociationJapan Railway Engineers Association (JREA)Japan Railway Technical Services (JARTS)Japan Subway AssociationSociété Franco-Japonaise des Techniques Industrielles (SFJTI)

[Tokyo Bay Reception]

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Promotional Items

SILVER Sponsors

BRONZE Sponsors

Media Partners

[Name Tag Strap] [USB Flash Drive] [Paper Fan]

[Clear File Folders][Highlighters]

[Erasable-Ink Pen]

[Bookmark][Memo Pad]

[Exhibition]

[Exhibition]

WCRR 2019 Official Website

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