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Assessment approaches for certification. INRETS EXPERIENCES. INRETS ’ missions. INRETS is a public research institute - under the joint supervision of Research and Transport Ministries. to organize, execute and assess research transport systems,
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Assessment approaches for certification INRETS EXPERIENCES
INRETS ’ missions INRETS is a public research institute - under the joint supervision of Research and Transport Ministries to organize, execute and assess research transport systems, to carry out technological assessment and decision support, to promote technical developments, transfer of research results and to improve scientific information dissemination.
1.We are- Research Unit Safety Research & Assessment Dependability Aspects in Railwaysectors-ATP systems • SoftwareHardware & System safety analysis • European projects: ERTMS, UGTMS, SAMRAIL and SAMNET • EURNEX, European Railway Research Network of Excellence (70 universities and reseach institutes)
Estas main filed- Assesment • Systems assessed are : subways & trains like VALs, Maggaly, Meteor, TGV-North, TGV-South • Estas is a Certifer member, French Notified Body • Complexity depends on the degree of automatisation : Simplest = monitors the driver’s actions Most complex = fully automatic driving
Projects in assessment field VAL of Lille 1, 2, VAL 208, Orly, Chicago, Toulouse, Rennes,Torino Roissy airport SK System and now VAL SYSTEM MAGGALY, line D of Lyon Renovation of lines A et B of Lyon METEOR Line 14 of Paris Transmanche Link ATP Line 2 of Cairo metro subway ATP TGV North ATP TGV Méditerranée Interlocking-PAI Signalling system SNCF Interlocking-PIPC Signalling system SNCF ERTMS French Base ATP TGV East
Future:Risk analysis & safety assessment • Develop database (based on AEIF architecture) of railway functions to act as a harmonised basis for accident scenarios & risk apportionment • Common taxonomy (more than a glossary), model base (bowtie) and tools (software, etc.) for risk analysis • Harmonisation of a generic set of scenarios for risks to be controlled in all system phases, with emphasis on human factors • How to apply the generic set of scenarios to specific rail processes to define the necessary risk control measures + performance indicators/targets relevant to them – emphasis on human factors & links to rule management • How to translate the common safety indicators and targets into specific indicators for a given process in a given country
Future: Risk analysis & safety assessment 2 • Develop better methods of analysing risk in maintenance activities & other transitions between system states • Develop harmonised approaches for assessing tolerable (societal/group) risk and comparing rail risk with other comparable risks (system boundary, units, exposure), to temper excessive demands for improved passenger safety • Assess the usefulness of minor injury statistics as performance indicator • Develop simulation models for safety validation (dynamic aspects), methodologies for the development of Cross Acceptance, interoperability and interchangeability criteria