presentation: complete mobility at the uitp mobility & city transport

February 2011© Siemens AGMobility DivisionJörn F. Sens

Complete mobility atthe UITP Mobility & City Transport Exhibition Dubai 2011

© Siemens AG 2011

Jörn F. SensCEO Rolling StockMobility DivisionVienna, February 24, 2011


Siemens and public transportation in Vienna

ULF trams Metro V trains

Railjet trainsTraffic control systems


Optimized end-to-end travel for people and end-to-end logistic chain for goodsIntegration of modes

Interurban: Intercity &High Speed Transport

Commuter & Regional Transport

Integrated Traffic Management

Urban Transport

ParkingManagement

City Tolling Logistics:Freight Transport &Cargo Management

Postal Automation

Airport Solutions

Green mobility

Single source

Integration & networking

The Siemens USP: Complete mobility –Networking for greater efficiency and sustainability


Planning for major projects in the Gulf Region

245-kilometer-long rail line to Iraq and Saudi Arabia, and a metro networkKuwait

500-kilometer-long link with the EmiratesOman

Rail network of 1,500 kilometersVAE

Land bridge project between Jeddah, Riyadh and Dammam, and the Haramain line from Jeddah to Mecca

Saudi Arabia

High-speed lines, a freight line and a light-rail system in Doha, Education CityQatar


Siemens rail projects in Saudi Arabia

Project scopeLength of line: total of 1,005 kilometersETCS Level 1 line equipment

• Simis IS electronic interlocking system• Simis LC level crossing protection system• Vicos automatic train control system• GSM railway network and CCTV

Long distance: Signaling system Dammam - Riyadh

Local transport: Electrification of the Mecca metro

Project scopeLength of line: 18 kilometers from Mina to ArafatTransport capacity: 72,000 passengers per hour and directionComplete rail electrification11 rail line substationsLine will be operated with 1,500-volt direct current


Siemens projects for road, airports and postal automation

Dubai - Falcon traffic management system

Dubai International Airport, Terminal 3, baggage handling system

Sorting centers for Saudi Post

Falcon assures that all traffic-related systems in Dubai can be monitored and controlled from a central location

Increase the processing capacity for an additional 18 million mainly transfer passengers per year; 15,000 bags per hour.

Compact Reader Sorter with stackers for sequencing and cancellation; address reading for Arabic letters, address forwarding


Our experiences with customer projects in Oslo, Vienna, Prague have been implemented Flexibility to suit varying customer requirements Energy saving with light-weight design and highly efficient traction systemLight-weight design allows maximum passenger capacity and low axle loadsProven as well as innovative technologies Perfectly fits Siemens Complete Mobility features

Inspiro – the new metro from SiemensAn evolution to fulfill stakeholders’ requirements


First “Inspiro” order:Metro Warsaw


e-BRT – electric Bus Rapid Transit

Innovative and environmentally friendly transport solution for electric buses or trolley buses with a high service levelComplete system, with own fully equipped site: stations with intelligent energy functionality and electric road vehicles, guided when coming into the stationsVehicles are equipped with especially efficient on-board energy storage unitsRecharge time at bus stop is very short (twenty seconds)Transport with zero local emissionsEnergy yield approximately twice that of thermal or hybrid solutionsSilence and convenience of the electric solution


Interaction lab – Sitraffic Watch mobile

Interaction lab: Train controls and the control center of the future:

Multi-touch screens with a diagonal of around 1.30 metersPlanning of train fleet operations per fingertip Monitoring of travel times of trains, and infrastructureInitiation of detours

Sitraffic Watch mobile: Mobile online access to Siemens Scala traffic computer:

Mobile access to monitoring functions Visualization of traffic data Display of status of traffic control systems (traffic lights, disturbances and traffic volumes)


Mobile energy storage

Catenary-free operation, reduced energy consumption

Catenary-free bridging of tram line segments

Up to 2.5 kilometers catenary-free operation

Saves electrification costs

Preserves historic urban settings

Saves up to 30% energy consumption

Sitras energy storage system

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Welcome to Siemens at UITP Mobility & City Transport ExhibitionApril 10-14, 2011, Dubai World Trade Center, Hall 7, booth 7B200

presentation: complete mobility at the uitp mobility & city transport

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