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TIME
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EVENT
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8.30-9.00
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Coffee/tea + light breakfast
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9.00-9.30
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Welcome, overview of RobustRailS by David Pisinger, Professor, DTU Management Engineering
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9.30-10.10
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Positioning systems and railway signalling technologies – IFSTTAR’s contributions
by Marion Berbineau, Research Director, French Institue of Science & Technology for Transport, Development and Networks (IFSTTAR)
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10.10-10.50
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Robust Railway Operations: Best Practice and Challenges by Jan Peleska, Professor Dr. habil., University of Bremen and Verified Systems International GmbH
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10.50-11.10
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Coffee/tea break
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11.10-11.40
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Realtime Rail Traffic Management (with focus on necessary preconditions) by Sune Vendelbo Enevolsen, TMS expert, Banedanmark
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11.40-12.10
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Presentation (title to be announced) by Julie Jespersen Groth, DSB S-tog
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12.10-13.00
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Lunch
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13.00-14.00
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Short presentation of RobustRailS PhD projects:
- A framework for Rolling Stock Rescheduling by Jørgen Thorlund Haahr, PhD student, DTU Management Engineering
- Measuring Network Effects and Robustness in Railway Timetables by Lars Wittrup Jensen, PhD student, DTU Transport
- The passenger perspective in robust railway operations by Jens Parbo, PhD student, DTU Transport
- Formal Development and Verification of Railway Control Systems by Linh Vu Hong, PhD student, DTU Compute
- Railway communication technologies: future opportunities by Aleksander Sniady, PhD student, DTU Fotonik
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14.00-15.00
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Best practice and challenges: Discussion in groups
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15.00-15.20
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Coffee/tea/cake break
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15.20-16.00
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Robustness in railway planning and operations by Leo Kroon, Professor of quantitative logistics at the Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University and Logistics Consultant at Netherlands Railways (NS)
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16.00-16.20
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Conclusion and international perspective
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