November 15, 2021 – Day 0 (Monday) |
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12:00- 16:00 | Exhibition construction | ||
16:00-18:00 | Registration | ||
November 16, 2021 – Day 1 (Tuesday) Plenary Section |
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Chair: Dr. László KORMÁNYOS Deputy Director General for Service Development and Sales, MÁV-Start Zrt. | |||
09:00 |
Opening ceremony |
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09:15 |
Welcome address: Main Sponsor: Róbert BACH Deputy General Manager , V-Híd Zrt., Hungary |
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09:20 |
Dr. László MOSÓCZI State Secretary, Ministry of Innovation and Technology (ITM), Hungary: Vision of the development of the Hungarian Railway Infrastructure |
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09:40 |
Balázs FÜRJES, State Secretary for the development of the Budapest agglomeration, Office of the Prime Minister: The railway as a gold reserve of transport in Budapest |
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10:10 |
Dávid VITÉZY CEO, Budapest Development Agency (BFK), Hungary: Budapest Suburban Railway Node Strategy 2020-2040 |
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10:30 |
Csaba UNGVÁRI Deputy CEO, GYSEV Zrt., Hungary: Operation and developments of a Hungarian-Austrian railway company |
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10:40 |
Dr. László KORMÁNYOS Deputy Director General for Service Development and Sales, MÁV-Start Zrt., Hungary: Strategy and challenges of the post-Covid period |
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11:00 |
Discussion | ||
11:10 | Coffee Break | ||
Chair: Dr. Gerhard TROCHE Managing Director, EU Rail Freight Corridor ‘Amber’ and Senior Advisor International Projects, GYSEV Zrt. |
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11:40 |
Keir Fitch, Head of Unit Rail Safety and Interoperability, European Commission |
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12:00 |
Christian CHAVANEL, Director Rail System, UIC: Technical Solutions for the Operational Railway |
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12:20 |
Ilja Lorenzo VOLPI Head of Public Affairs and Operations, CER: Environmental awareness, climate change – political issues, achievement of climate objectives with a particular focus on the revision of the TEN-T Regulation |
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12:40 |
Carlo BORGHINI Executive Director, Shift2Rail: Europe’s Rail JU – railway in the world of tomorrow |
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13:00 | Lunch Break | ||
14:30 |
Philippe CITROËN Director General, UNIFE: Rail as the backbone of the mobility of the future: the views of the European Rail Supply Industry
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14:50 |
Dr. Gerhard TROCHE Managing Director, EU Rail Freight Corridor ‘Amber’ and Senior Advisor International Projects, GYSEV Zrt.: Paving the way for modal shift in freight transport: How to improve cross-border rail corridors for freight? |
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15:10 |
Miroslav HALTUF advisor, Czech Ministry of Transport: Rail system as a backbone of mobility – Rail Vision 2050+ for Czech Republic |
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15:30 |
Radek CECH, Director of the International Affairs Department, Správa železnic: HSR project in the Czech Republic |
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Chair: Balázs ÁCS Integrated Transport Manager, KTI Institute for Transport Sciences |
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15:50 |
Dániel SZIGETI transport engineer, urbanist, Hungary: Open interconnection of passenger transport systems |
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16:10 |
Koppány Ajtony BÍRÓ Secretary General, Association of Hungarian Logistics Service Centers: Response to Covid: Intermodal transport = the decisive transport solution of the future |
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16:30 | Discussion | ||
17:00-20:00 |
Beer Party in Pointer Pub & Restaurant: 33 Váci utca, 1052 Budapest | ||
November 17, 2021 – Day 2 (Wednesday)
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Chair: Anita MÁTRAI-ORTELLI Track Expert, MÁV Zrt. | |||
09:00 |
Opening address: Main Sponsor: Róbert BACH Deputy CEO , V-Híd Zrt., Hungary |
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09:10 |
Klaudia VÁRADI Project Manager, Kontúr Csoport Kft., Hungary – Benedek HOCK Project Manager, V-Híd Zrt., Hungary: From design through construction to operation |
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09:30 |
Dr. Christopher ROTHSCHEDL – Markus KALTSEIS, Plasser & Theurer, Austria: Improving Life Cycle Performance with Data-Driven Solutions |
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09:50 |
Gyula CSANDA project and contracting chief engineer, Homlok Zrt., Hungary: GEISMAR S2PV track laying technology in the Hungarian railway network |
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10:10 |
Daria PEDAN Account Manager, Galgus, Spain: Optimising and enabling onboard WiFi networks for passengers and operators through software-defined WiFi |
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10:30 | Discussion | ||
10:40 | Coffee Break | ||
Chair: Dr. habil. Csaba CSISZÁR Assistant Professor, Budapest University of Technology and Economics |
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11:10 |
Dr. Bálint CSONKA scientific associate – Marcell FETTER engineer candidate student, BME, Hungary: Development of Operational Methods Supporting the Use of Alternative and Eco-Friendly Drivetrains |
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11:30 |
Burkhard SCHULZE Department manager for transport economics, NAH.SH GmbH, Germany: Decarbonize rail transport in Schleswig-Holstein – Battery Trains for the ‘real north’ of Germany |
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11:55 |
Joachim WAGNER Director Innovation / Managing Director, Molinari Rail, Austria: Decarbonisation of DMU (Diesel Multiple Units) |
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12:20 | Discussion | ||
12:30 | Lunch Break | ||
Chair: Csaba ÁGH, Head of Department of Track Diagnostics, MÁV KFV Kft. |
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14:00 |
Daniel DEL RIO Area Manager (Hungary), Lander Simulation, Spain: Simulation technology used in railway operation training |
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14:20 |
Thomas HARFMANN Project Manager, Ground Control Geophysik & Consulting GmbH, Germany: GPR measurements on railway lines – Automatic Data processing based on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Unsupervised Machine Learning |
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14:40 |
Joachim WAGNER Director Innovation / Managing Director, Molinari Rail, Austria: Track maintenance using Big Data |
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15:00 |
Péter PALOTÁS Managing Director, PLTS Ipari Kft., Hungary: Railway track and OHL diagnostic technology solutions from GEISMAR S.A. |
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15:20 | Discussion | ||
15:30 | Coffee Break | ||
Chair: Anita MÁTRAI-ORTELLI Track Expert, MÁV Zrt. |
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16:00 |
Krzysztof WILCZEK Head of Track Analytics, Plasser & Theurer, Austria: Automation – processes – hazardous spaces |
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16:30 |
István SZATMÁRI Dr., Head of special group for data analysis, evopro Innovation Kft., Hungary – László PAPP Head of department for measuring technology, MÁV Zrt.: Monitoring of condition of railway wagons by means of trackside measuring systems |
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17:00 | Discussion | ||
17:30-19:30 |
Seated Buffet Dinner at the conference venue | ||
November 17, 2021 – Day 2 (Wednesday)
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THE SECTION IS CO-ORGANIZED BY INNORAIL AND THE BUDAPEST DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (BFK) Theme of the day: Comprehensively about the Budapest Suburban Railway Node Strategy |
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Chair: Dániel LOPPERT strategic project communication manager, Budapest Development Agency (BFK) | |||
09:00 |
Opening address: Dávid VITÉZY, CEO, Budapest Development Agency (BFK), Hungary |
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09:10 |
László SOMODI Director General for Transport Development, Budapest Development Agency (BFK), Hungary: Cornerstone of the Budapest Rail Node Strategy: The Danube Tunnel and its complexity |
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09:30 |
Gergely HORN Railway Development Project Director, Budapest Development Agency (BFK), Hungary: Renovation of Nyugati Railway Station and its surroundings – architectural design competition |
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09:45 |
Tibor SZILÁGYI Head of Railway Office, National Infrastructure Development Corporation (NIF), Hungary: Passenger focused development of the Southern Ring Railway |
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10:00 |
János SCHULEK Technical Director, Főmterv Zrt., Hungary: Technical and infrastructural developments related to the Danube Tunnel |
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10:30 | Discussion | ||
10:40 | Coffee Break | ||
Chair: Tibor KESZTHELYI, Chairman and CEO, Főmterv Zrt. |
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11:10 |
Diego D’ELIA Region and Project Manager, SMA und Partner AG, Switzerland: Danube Tunnel – Timetable driven capacity and infrastructure planning |
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11:30 |
Dr. Zsolt BERKI Office Manager, Traffic Technology Office, FŐMTERV Zrt., Hungary: Railway development in cooperation with society |
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11:55 |
Gábor BALÁS Managing Director, Hétfa Kutatóintézet Kft., Hungary: Analysis of return on investments in transport infrastructure projects |
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12:20 | Discussion | ||
12:30 | Lunch Break | ||
Chair: KESZTHELYI, Chairman and CEO, Főmterv Zrt. |
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14:00 |
Zoltán ERŐ Chief Architect of Budapest, Hungary: Budapest rail development |
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14:30 |
Kristoph NOWAK Associate Director / Senior Architect, UNStudio, Netherlands: Architectural opportunities of railway terminals in a heritage environment and the urban development possibilities of the underutilisied railway operational areas |
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14:55 |
Anna SZILÁGYI, Director for Participation, Budapest Development Agency (BFK), Hungary: Design thinking, contemporary art, public engagement – how do we develop suburban railway stations in Budapest? |
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15:20 | Discussion |
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15:30 | Coffee Break | ||
Chair: Dániel LOPPERT strategic project communication manager, Budapest Development Agency (BFK) |
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16:00 |
Gábor BÁTORI Head of the Suburban Railway Development Project Office, Budapest Development Agency (BFK), Hungary: Suburban railway development projects derived from the Budapest Rail Node Strategy |
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16:20 |
Ádám KANGYERKA HÉV Development Project Directorate, Budapest Development Agency (BFK), Hungary: Development of new urban-suburban rapid transit rail system on the Budapest H5-H6/H7 HÉV-lines |
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16:45 |
János KRÓL HÉV development project manager, Budapest Development Agency (BFK), Hungary: Technical challenges of connecting the M2 metro and H8 / H9 HÉV lines |
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17:00 |
GERTHEIS Antal Managing Director, Mobilissimus Kft., Hungary: Cycling strategy in Budapest and its suburbs – connections with the Rail Node Strategy |
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17:20 | Discussion | ||
17:30-19:30 | Seated Buffet Dinner at the conference venue | ||
November 18, 2021 – Day 3 (Thursday)
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Chair: István LÖVÉTEI Research Fellow, Budapest University of Technology, Department of Control for Transportation and Vehicle Systems, Hungary | |||
09:00 |
Dr. Dóra MAROS Validation Expert, KTI, Hungary: Problems of radiocommunication of railway applications |
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09:20 |
Tomáš KONOPÁČ Program Manager, ETCS implementation, Správa železnic : The simplified ETCS implementation solution for regional lines in the Czech Republic |
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09:40 |
Franco DE FAZIO Client Manager, Comtest Wireless, Italy: ERTMS systems performance & cyber security challenges & the case for a combined approach to analytics, diagnostics & troubleshooting |
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10:00 |
David DIMMER Director of Product Strategy, Thales Canada: Modern Vehicle Control Systems – The evolution of Communication Based Train Control |
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10:20 |
Dr. Andreas STEINGRÖVER Senior Principal Key Expert Rail Automation Solutions, Siemens Mobility GmbH, Germany: CBTC and ETCS – Solutions for enhanced automation in urban rail transport |
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10:40 | Discussion | ||
11:00 | Coffee Break | ||
Chair: Péter TÓTH Signalling Chief Engineer, Prolan Process Control Co., Hungary | |||
11:30 |
Márton FELDMANN Director of Railway Division, Prolan Zrt., Hungary: Development of the ProRIS-H and ProRIS-E signaling equipment |
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11:55 |
Dr. Szilárd ARADI Associate Professor – István Ferenc LÖVÉTEI Scientific research fellow, BME KJK, Hungary: Analysis of the possibility of automated traffic control |
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12:15 |
Lorenzo DE DONATO PhD Student in Computer Engineering, RAILS Ambassador, University of Naples Federico II, Italy: Roadmaps for the Integration of Artificial Intelligence in Railways |
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12:35 |
Róbert EDELMAYER Director of Safety and Quality Assurance, Thales Rail Signalling Solutions Kft., Hungary: Latest experience procedures for compliance assessment, management of requirements |
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13:00 | Discussion | ||
13:10 | Lunch Break | ||
Chair: László Véha Track Expert, MÁV Zrt. |
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14:30 |
Tamás SZENTIVÁNYI Managing Director, Conwest Kft. – Dr. Andreas SPITTEL Commercial Director, Borflex-Rex SA, Switzerland : Swisscross Rube level crossing systems – Innovative combination of materials mutually reinforcing each other |
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14:55 |
Lajos SZARVAS Managing Director and Lubrication technology business leader, Hennlich Ipartechnika Kft., Hungary: Modern rail lubricating and rail conditioning equipment to reduce rail noise and rail wear |
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15:20 |
Marek MATUSZEWSKI Area Sales Manager Eastern Europe, Russia & Scandinavia, Harsco Rail Europe GmbH, Poland: Enabling Technology in Motion |
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15:50 | Discussion | ||
16:00 | Closing of the Conference | ||
November 18, 2021 – Day 3 (Thursday)
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Chair: Csaba KELEN Regional Transport Development Project Director, Budapest Development Agency (BFK) |
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09:00 |
SZELE András Lead Expert, Mobilissimus Kft., Hungary: Integration as the pillar of attraction of public transport |
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09:25 |
Marek ZDĚRADIČKA Deputy Director, Prague Design and Development Institute, Czech Republic: Positive impact of railway on Prague’s mobility, urban design and development |
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09:55 |
Malcolm TAYLOR Expert Adviser, Digital, Crossrail International, UK: Crossrail – Creating a Digital Strategy |
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10:25 |
Gáspár BALÁZS CEO, Alstom Transport Hungary Zrt.: Signalling solutions for sustainable and smart urban mobility |
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10:50 | Discussion | ||
11:00 | Coffee Break | ||
Chair: Lóránt LASKAY Director of Sales, MÁV-Start Zrt. |
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11:30 |
Milan DEDIK Researcher, University of Žilina, Slovakia: New concept of timetabling in suburban and urban railway passenger transport – proposals and challenges for Slovakia |
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11:50 |
Igor PERKON Managing Consultant, TRENOlab SRLS, Italy: Sweat the assets! Using a new simulation tool to optimise operations and to understand the interplays between timetable, driving policies and infrastructure
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12:10 |
Andreas RAUTER Head of the PSO Contracts Rail and Head of the Quality Control, Verkehrsverbund Ost-Region (VOR) GmbH, Austria: A common tariff system for Wien, Niederösterreich and Burgenland |
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12:30 |
Gian-Mattia SCHUCAN, Founder & CEO, Fairtiq, Switzerland: Check-In/Check-Out based on mobile: How Switzerland became the first country to implement a hardware-free nationwide automated ticketing solution |
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13:00 |
Discussion | ||
13:10 | Lunch Break | ||
Chair: Vilmos OSZTER Research Associate, KTI Institute for Transport Sciences |
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14:30 |
Martin LAMPEL Product Manager, Thales Austria: Digital Transformation of Railway Operation – Integrated systems for seamless transport |
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14:50 |
Jean-Baptiste SCHIBER, Department of European and International Relations, City of Strasbourg és Eurometropolis, France: Cross-border solutions |
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15:20 |
Maurizio MENEGHELLO Senior Business Development Manager, RINA Services S.p.A., Italy: Will Chinese railways product enter into the European market? – Case study: Tel Aviv Red Line LRV (Light Railway Vehicle) |
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15:50 | Discussion | ||
16:00 | Closing of the Conference |