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A smart cloud platform to accelerate the transition from single- to multi-line operations for smart urban rail.
Managing Increasing Scale and Passenger Volume
With significantly increasing scale and passenger volume, there is demand for urban rail lines to be integrated into multi-line networks that require more efficient, smart operations. Such growth poses new challenges to ICT systems.
Automatic train operation requires extensive, reliable information systems and service linkage. Yet urban rail lines operate independently and lack consistent service architecture, technical platforms, and data. Scattered IT devices are unable to support the unified operation of multiple lines.
Given this existing ICT architecture, it is difficult to share urban rail construction and operations experience or to innovate services. Yet a smart cloud platform can offer secure infrastructure that accelerates the transition from single-line to multi-line operations
Gain the Edge
Service Reliability
Multi-level DR and active-active storage ensure the reliability of unattended train operation.
Compatibility and Openness
Hybrid cloud architecture enables innovative public cloud services for passenger and rail operations.
Improved Efficiency
IT resource usage increased by 10% (to 50%); IT device procurement costs reduced by 16%.
Architecture
An urban rail cloud platform centrally carries ISCS, AFC, PIS, ACS, CCTV, and other application systems. The platform integrates resources, and standardizes architecture and data. This facilitates resource sharing, on-demand allocation, and flexible scaling, supported by unified operations, collaborative services, standardized and normalized services and data, as well as unified and platform-based resources and architecture. The platform help customers transform from single-line to multi-line operations, and lays a solid foundation for closer service linkage and the deployment of big data analytics.
