RADA PROGRAMOWA

THE NEWEST TECHNOLOGIES
IN THE RAIL TRANSPORT
The 3rd International Conference
organized by Railway Research Institute
and Faculty of Transport of Warsaw University of Technology
The honorary patronages were granted by:
MINISTER OF INFRASTRUCTURE AND DEVELOPMENT *
JM RECTOR OF WARSAW UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
PRESIDENT OF RAIL TRANSPORT OFFICE
PRESIDENT OF POLISH STATE RAILWAYS Jsc.*
PRESIDENT OF POLISH RAILWAY LINES Jsc.
POLITECHNIKA
WARSZAWSKA
ORGANIZATIONAL INFORMATIONS
PRELIMINARY CONFERENCE PROGRAMME:
1. Conference date: 18 - 19 November, 2014
2. Conference venue:
18 November 2014 (Tuesday)
9.30 - 10.00
10.00 - 10.30
10.30 - 12.00
Hotel Holiday Inn, Telimeny 1 st., Józefów (near Warsaw).
3. Conference languages: Polish, English.
4. Publication of the conference proceedings:
All papers sent for presentations during the plenary and parallel
sessions will be reviewed and qualified by the Programming
Committee. Abstracts (prepared in accordance with “Guidelines for
Authors”) will be printed in the Conference Proceedings. Selected
articles will be printed in journals:
- Problemy Kolejnictwa (Railway Reports),
- Prace Naukowe Politechniki Warszawskiej – Transport,
- Archives of Transport,
- Archives of Transport System Telematics.
5. Conference fee:
299 EUR per person* – accommodation in a single room,
275 EUR per person* – accommodation in a double room,
249 EUR per person* – without accommodation,
150 EUR for accompanying person*,
165 EUR per person* – additional fee per night 17-18, November in a
single room,
039 EUR per person* – additional fee per night from 17-18, November
in a double room. (* – incl. VAT)
Car parking for conference participants is free of charge.
Conference Participation fee should be paid to:
Payment in EUR: RAIFFEISEN POLBANK S.A,
№ PL 45 1750 0009 0000 0000 0191 8915
SWIFT: RCBWPLPW
with a note „IK Conference”, before 7 November, 2014
The fee includes participation in the conference, coffee breaks and
lunches, conference materials, accommodation for one night (when
selected), gala dinner and the costs of publication of papers.
6. Participants’ application:
Participants should register themselves, submitting the title of the
lecture, when intended, by filling in the application form published on
the conference website: www.ikolej.pl
7. Deadlines:
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WARSAW, 18 - 19 November, 2014
*Organizers
have requested the authorization of patronage
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Speakers’ application in the conference (with the title
of the lecture)
Other participants’ application
Submission of the abstracts and full text of the articles
Acceptance notification
Payment of the conference fee
30.09.2014
31.10.2014
15.10.2014
31.10.2014
07.11.2014
12.00 - 12.20
12.20 - 14.00
14.00 - 14.45
14.45 - 16.15
16.15 - 16.30
16.30 - 17.30
19.30
Registration.
Opening ceremony. Guests speeches.
Plenary session, debate:
Certification issues in the rail transport.
Coffee break.
Session I A: Transport organization and technology.
Session I B: Traction and rolling stock.
Lunch.
Session II A: Railway timetable and traffic
management.
Session II B: Rail transport infrastructure.
Coffee break.
Summary, discussion.
Gala dinner.
19 November 2014 (Wednesday)
9.30 - 11.00
11.00 - 11.30
11.30 - 13.00
13.00
Session III A: Traffic control and teleinformatics.
Session III B: Materials engineering and recycling
in the rail industry.
Coffee break.
Discussion, conclusions.
Lunch.
PROGRAMMING COMMITTEE
CONFERENCE SUBJECT
Henryk Bałuch (Railway Research Institute, Warsaw) – Chairman
Maria Bałuch (Railway Research Institute, Warsaw)
Andrzej Chudzikiewicz (Warsaw University of Technology)
Paloma Cucula (Instituto de Investigación Technologica, Madrid)
Yury Diomin (State Scientific-Research Center of Ukrainian Railway Transport,
The conference organized by Railway Research Institute (IK) and Faculty of
Transport of Warsaw University of Technology is intended as the platform
to exchange ideas related to the various aspects of rail transport. It aims to
present the achievements of scientific and research centers, both national
and international, dealing with implementation and operation of modern
technologies related to the rail transport.
Kiev)
Antonio Fernandez (Instituto de Investigación Technologica, Madrid)
Maria Franekova (University of Žilina)
Gebhard Hafer (bbw Hochschule Berlin)
Marianna Jacyna (Warsaw University of Technology)
Władysław Koc (Gdansk University of Technology)
Borys Lapidus (VNIIZT, Moscow)
Andrzej Lewiński (University of Technology and Humanities, Radom)
Zbigniew Łukasik (University of Technology and Humanities, Radom)
Andrzej Massel (Railway Research Institute, Warsaw)
Jerzy Mikulski (Silesian University of Technology, Gliwice)
Vitalij Nichoga (Lviv Polytechnic National University)
Iwan Prudys (Lviv Polytechnic National University)
Wiesław Starowicz (Cracow University of Technology)
Viktor Sychenko (Dnepropetrovsk National University of Railway Transport)
Franciszek Tomaszewski (Poznan University of Technology)
Wojciech Wawrzyński (Warsaw University of Technology)
Andrzej Żurkowski (Railway Institute, Warsaw)
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Mirosław Siergiejczyk - Chairman
Jolanta Cybulska-Drachal
Izabela Ławrynowicz
Renata Maleda
Agnieszka Marchela
Dorota Szatkowska
Andrzej Szmigiel
Eliza Wawrzyn
Address: Railway Institute, J. Chłopickiego 50 st., 04-275 Warsaw
phone: +48 22 47 31 500, +48 697109 556,
fax: +48 22 610 75 97
e-mail: [email protected], [email protected]
Detailed information about the conference can be found at:
www.ikolej.pl
THE AREAS OF RAIL TRANSPORT TO BE
DISCUSSED:
1. Railway timetable and traffic:
Substantive coordinator: Dr Andrzej Żurkowski
• modern forms of train timetabling;
• computer-based scheduling;
• contemporary operational issues;
• safety of railway traffic.
2. Rail transport infrastructure:
Substantive coordinator: Dr Andrzej Massel
• constructions of a superstructure of tracks and turnouts;
• shaping of track geometries;
• access to a railway infrastructure;
• new technical solutions for tram and metro lines.
3. Traffic control and IT for railways:
Substantive coordinator: Prof Mirosław Siergiejczyk
• modern telecommunication solutions in the rail transport;
• contemporary railway traffic control systems;
• electromagnetic compatibility of traffic control systems and IT for
railway applications;
• issues of safety and reliability of traffic control systems and
railway teleinformatics.
4. Traction and rolling stock:
Substantive coordinator: Prof Andrzej Chudzikiewicz
• modern, and efficient methods for transmission and distribution
of electrical energy;
• contemporary trends in design and construction of rail vehicles;
• methods to improve cooperation between traction unit and
power system;
• assessments methods and rational consumption of energy for
traction.
5. Materials engineering and recycling in the rail industry:
Substantive coordinator: Dr Jolanta Radziszewska-Wolińska
• new/modified materials and their properties;
• new/modified manufacturing and processing technologies;
• numerical design of manufacturing systems and materials;
• new requirements and test methods for materials used in rail
vehicles and infrastructure;
• utilization of materials, vehicles recycling.
6. Transport organization and technology:
Substantive coordinator: Prof Marianna Jacyna
• freight logistics as an opportunity for development of rail
transport;
• opportunities and constraints of intermodal transport
development in Poland;
• intermodal transfer hubs;
• improvement of cooperation between seaports and railway
transport.
7. Certification in the rail transport:
Substantive coordinator: Dr Marek Pawlik
• entity certification vs. product certification in the rail transport;
• essential requirements and their role in the unification of railway
transport within European Union;
• product certification processes for compliance with the
European and national requirements;
• safety assessment and subsystems certification.