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Fernández Suárez, Enrique. Rodríguez, Antonio.




                 1.    ATLAS: The road to Baseline3 - (artículo de 10 páginas – versión 170913a)


                 European  Rail  Traffic  Management  System  (ERTMS)  development  started  several  years  ago,
                 with some rail manufacturers, infrastructure managers and trains operators, and the European
                 Union.

                 From that time, several projects have been deployed across Europe, and there are several
                 high speed, regional, and freight traffic lines in operation, and hundreds of trains running with
                 ERTMS in commercial operation. Alstom was present from the beginning in this process.

                 Alstom was the first to put in service the ATLAS solution for ERTMS in a High Speed Line (HSL)
                 in Italy. After Alstom did it again for the first freight line in The Netherlands, and the first high-
                 density line with short headway in Switzerland:

                                                                       Operational      ERTMS
                  Date       Country                  Line                                        Line (km)
                                                                          Speed        Baseline
                  2005   Italy             Roma-Napoli                  300 km/h       2.3.0D       220 D
                  2006   Switzerland       Maastesten Rothrist          200 km/h       2.2.2+     40 D + 10 S
                  2007   The Netherlands   Betuwe Route (Freight only)   120 km/h      2.3.0D        90 D
                                                   (S: single line; D: Double line)

                 The first set of ERTMS specification, stable and complete, is based in subset 026 with version
                 called “2.3.0 D”, and it is also known as Baseline 2. The complete list of documents and
                 applicable versions can be found at:

                    http://www.era.europa.eu/Core-Activities/ERTMS/Pages/Set-of-specifications1.aspx
                 This Baseline 2 was used in most of the European projects today in commercial operation,
                 and  in  Spain  in  all  the Adif  (Administrador  de  Infraestructuras  Ferroviaras,  Infraestructure
                 manager), and Renfe (Public train operator) projects.

                 Here is the list of the most relevant European projects with ERTMS level 2, in commercial
                 operation (in bold what is ATLAS solution from Alstom):

                     Date             Country                         Line                  Operational Speed
                     2005               Italy                     Roma-Napoli                   300 km/h
                     2006               Italy                     Torino-Milano                 300 km/h
                     2008               Italy                    Milano-Bologna                 300 km/h
                     2009               Italy                   Bologna-Firenze                 300 km/h
                     2007             Belgium                          L3                       260 km/h
                     2009             Belgium                          L4                       300 km/h
                     2011               Spain                     Madrid Lleida                 350 km/h

                     2012               Spain                    Madrid Valencia                350 km/h
                     2014              Spain                    Albacete Alicante               300 km/h
                     2009          The Netherlands                  HSL Zuid                    300 km/h
                     2012         The Netherlands                   Hanzelijn                   200 km/h

                     2006           Switzerland                Maastesten Rothrist              200 km/h
                     2007            Switzerland               Loetschberg tunnel               250 km/h




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