Special Session “Digitalization in Science”
INVITED PAPER:
Migration Directions of Components, Functions, and Operations in Train Control Systems
Sanja Jevtić
Academy of Technical and Art Applied Studies Belgrade,
Belgrade, Serbia
Abstract:
Train control systems surpassed trivial route settings and from classic solutions using discrete communication, detection, and interaction are evolving in online systems with continual communication, with multiple systems and subsystems oriented towards full control, safety, and security. Although apparently, the previous period was more than exciting in the regulation, standardization, and harmonization of railway traffic, the near future seems equally exciting. Multiple directions of development, intensive support of projects oriented towards new solutions, and the emergence of new solutions and improvements bring new levels of stability and give a good railway tone to the second quarter of the century. The paper distinguishes several subsystems widely used and points out current trends and research and development directions.
Short Bio:
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Sanja Jevtic received the B.Sc. (2000) and M.Sc. (2005) degrees in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Belgrade, School of Electrical Engineering. She received a Ph.D. degree from the University of Kragujevac, Technical Faculty Cacak (2016). She is currently a Professor of applied studies at the Academy of Technical and Art Applied Studies Belgrade, Dpt. School of Railway Transport. She is a member of the Engineering Chamber of Serbia and has participated in numerous designs and implementations of telecommunication systems. Her interest includes railway telecommunication and signaling systems, optical transmission systems, technical protection systems, sensors, and optical properties of various materials. |