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GSM-R Network Verification
GSM-R Network Verification
Roman Herunter – Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB)Christian Bose – German Railways (DB)Gerhard Fritze – team Communication Technology Management GmbH
ERTMS CCRCC 2015Lille, September 23, 2015
Experiences from obtaining an EC Certificate of Verification
for the Austrian and for the German GSM-R network
GSM-R Network Verification
Total network: ~5000 km
GSM-R: ~3000 km
ETCS: ~300 km
For ETCS operation, the
Ministry of Transportation
requested an EC Certificate
of Verification of the
underlying GSM-R
network
GSM-R and ETCS at ÖBB
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ETCS equipped sections
in operation
planned
not planned
GSM-R Network Verification
FRAMEWORK CONDITIONS
• Assessment of GSM-R network, that has already been in operation for several years
• ETCS Level 2 lines already certified since putting into operation
SUPPORT
• Commissioning of external partner „team“ because of extensive experience in formerÖBB projects (e.g. ETCS Level 2 implementation)
NOTIFIED BODY
• First cost estimation led to the necessity of a nationwide tender to get a NoBo
• Common understanding about all relevant TSI requirements
• GSM-R assessment using Module SG (Unit Verification) incl. technical dossier
Process at ÖBB
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GSM-R Network Verification
Timeline at ÖBB
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12/2013
04/2015
Commissioning of „team“, creating tender documents; Analysis and
classification of TSI requirements and legal framework
03/2014 Publishing tender documents
04/2014 Acceptance; Gathering all kinds of relevant documents and reports
05/2014 Offerer filed a lawsuit; ÖBB cancelled tender (diff. Module SG interpretation)
07/2014 Abandon of lawsuit; Execution & documention of additional tests
New cost estimation direct placing of an order08/2014
09/2014 Start coordination and alignment with NoBo („SCHIG mbH“)
EC Certificate of Verification + technical dossier
Analysing and updating verification documents,
Question + Answering with NoBo, compiling data for the
Register of Railway Infrastructure (RINF),
change management concept for future updates
GSM-R Network Verification
In April 2015, the EC Certificate of
Verification was issued by the
Notified Body for the entire GSM-R
Network of ÖBB
EC Certificate of Verification
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GSM-R Network Verification
Total network: ~33000 km
GSM-R: ~29000 km
ETCS: will start in Dec. 2015
between Erfurt and Leipzig
To allow operation
of ETCS, the National
Safety Authority (EBA)
requested an EC Certificate
of Verification of the
underlying GSM-R
network
GSM-R and ETCS at DB
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GSM-R Network Verification
FRAMEWORK CONDITIONS
• Assessment of GSM-R network, that has already been in operation for several years
• GSM-R Certificate basis for ETCS Level 2 Certification
SUPPORT
• Commissioning of external partner „team“ because of extensive experience at ÖBB
NOTIFIED BODY
• Common understanding about all relevant TSI requirements
• Certification of MI and M Requirements
• GSM-R assessment using Module SG (Unit Verification) incl. technical dossier
Process at DB
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same as ÖBB
GSM-R Network Verification 8ITS INVTNFC-Meeting
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Analysis and preparation of additional tests
Considerations and Analysis of legal framework
Classification of TSI requirements
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Certificate released
Final discussion of open issues
Compiling of relevant documents and reports
Timeline and Milestones at DB
2014 2015
GSM-R Network Verification
In August 2015, the EC Certificate of
Verification was issued by the
Notified Body for the entire GSM-R
Network of DB
EC Certificate of Verification
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GSM-R Network Verification
• Focus on interoperability on the air interface
• Verify the interface to the „CCS Train Protection“
system separately (part of the RBC verification)
• Distinguish between
Functional requirements
(e.g. MORANE features)
Trackside requirements
(e.g. coverage)
Configuration requirements
(e.g. numbering plan)
• Reuse the results of the system
acceptance tests as much as possible to prove TSI compliance
• Define and perform additional tests for full TSI compliance
• Seek close cooperation between railway operator, Notified Body and
National Safety Authority to enable a smooth process
Approach to streamline the process
Defining the scope is crucial
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Command-Control and Signalling
Track-side Subsystem
Radio Communication
GSM-R Network Verification
• Analysis of the legal framework
• Classification of relevant requirements
• Evaluation of existing test reports and acceptance protocols
• Performance and documentation of additional tests
• Drafting of verification documents
• Compilation of data for the Register of Railway Infrastructure (RINF)
• Change management concept for future updates
Roadmap to the Certificate
Tasks to carry out during the process
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GSM-R Network Verification
Directive 2008/57/EC: “all modules are possible”
→ it should be clarified, which module to use
Decision 2012/88/EU (TSI): several unclear or unneeded requirements,
e.g. “4.6. Professional competences” (importance for interoperability ???)
→ it should be clearly stated, which requirements must be fulfilled
bearing in mind, how evidence of fulfillment could look like
EIRENE FRS and SRS: the assignment of requirements to subsystems (trackside or
train-borne) is sometimes ambiguous
→ there should be a clear mapping table requirement vs. subsystem
→ it should be considered, how evidence of fulfillment could look like
Emergency Calls: The requirements on the setup time for Railway Emergency Calls are
vague and leave room for interpretation
→ it should be clarified, what measurements must be fulfilled
Points for improvement - 1
There are several areas were requirements could be sharpend:
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The draft ERA Test Catalogue is of limited relevance
→ some MI requirements are missing e.g. „FRS 2.2.3 Point-to-Point Voice Connection“
→ some test cases go beyond requirements e.g. “5.1.12 Supplementary Service CLIP –
MTM with CFU” - not mandated combination of supplementary services
→ a clear mapping of requirements to subsystems and interoperability components
would be more important than a test catalogue
Conclusion→ documents should be as concise and clear as possible
→ there should be as few options as possible
→ redundancies should cleared out
→ mapping between requirement and component should be provided
→ requirements should be provable!
Points for improvement - 2
There are several areas were requirements could be sharpend:
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Who is next ?
go for GSM-R Network Verification, it does not hurt
Thank your for your attention !
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