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Jubilee Line: a data-driven approach to improving performance and reliability

Session
Wednesday, 28 September 2016
10:28 - 10:28
Duration: 27 mins
Publication date: 04 Oct 2016
Location: Wyatt, Holiday Inn Centre, Birmingham, United Kingdom
Part of event Conference on Railway Condition Monitoring 2016

About the session

Session 4a: State-of-the-art NDT techniques and approaches

The 7th IET Call for Papers conference on Railway Condition Monitoring is back for September 2016.

RCM 2016 will bring together leading industry experts from around the world to discuss and debate some of the latest technologies and innovations within railway condition monitoring.

This popular two day conference offers delegates the opportunity to share their latest ideas, research and innovations whilst networking with members of the international rail community.

Keywords:: Jubilee Line

antenna failures

machine learning

network rail

railway

technology

underground

urban railway

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Speaker

Martin Cooper

CPC Systems Ltd, Senior Systems Engineer

Having joined the railway industry as part of the Thales Graduate Development Programme, Martin spent his formative years working on the high-profile Jubilee and Northern Line Upgrade Project, focusing particularly on system performance and reliability of the new moving-block signalling system.Building upon his technical knowledge of the system, Martin progressed into the role of Lead Systems Engineer on the 4 Lines Modernisation (4LM) project, managing a team of engineers to develop system interface requirements for the interoperable areas of the Sub-Surface Railway portion of London Underground.Martin now works as a Senior Systems Engineer for CPC Systems, a consultancy specialising in optimising capacity and performance of railways through application of innovative technical analysis and established industry best practice.

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