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The implementation of unmanned train control systems offers a number of advantages, such as increasing the capacity of railway lines and traffi c volumes, reducing the ‘human factor’, as well as reducing operatingcosts. The paper considers the challenges arising from the use of automatic train control systems, and presents the prospects for the implementation of automatic technologies in railway transport for various railway systems. The social and economic aspects of changing professional activities in railway transport are described. Grades of automation applicable to surface urban railway transport are presented. The issues of proving the functional safety of machine vision systems as part of the train traffi c control system and determining their level of safety completeness are discussed. Examples of railway transport automation in Russia and other countries are given. Basic scenarios of automatic control system operation describing normal and abnormal situations are formulated. In conclusion, the levels of technological readiness of the reviewed solutions in the fi eld of train traffi c automation are defi ned. The tasks faced by railway companies in implementing these technologies are outlined, and possible ways of overcoming obstacles to the introduction of automatic systems are proposed, taking into account the current political situation.

Ключевые фразы: autonomous transport, grades of automation, automatic train control system, machine vision, artifi cial intelligence (ai), MACHINE LEARNING, datasets, functional safety
Автор (ы): Попов Павел Александрович, Озеров Алексей Валерьевич, Маршова Анна Сергеевна
Журнал: BRICS TRANSPORT

Идентификаторы и классификаторы

УДК
656.2. Эксплуатация железнодорожного транспорта
681.5. Автоматика. Теория, методы расчета и аппаратура систем автоматического управления и регулирования. Техническая кибернетика. Техника автоматизации
Для цитирования:
ПОПОВ П. А., ОЗЕРОВ А. В., МАРШОВА А. С. PROSPECTS OF AUTONOMOUS RAILWAY TRANSPORT DEVELOPMENT // BRICS TRANSPORT. 2024. № 3, ТОМ 3
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