Complete mobility at the UITP Mobility & City Transport Exhibition Dubai 2011

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1 Complete mobility at the UITP Mobility & City Transport Exhibition Dubai 2011 CEO Rolling Stock Vienna, February 24, 2011 Page 1 February 2011 Siemens 2011 AG

2 Siemens and public transportation in Vienna Traffic control systems Railjet trains ULF trams Metro V trains Page 2 February 2011

3 The Siemens USP: Complete mobility Networking for greater efficiency and sustainability Optimized end-to-end travel for people and end-to-end logistic chain for goods Integration of modes Interurban: Intercity & High Speed Transport Airport Solutions Integrated Traffic Management Postal Automation Integration & networking Single source Green mobility Commuter & Regional Transport Urban Transport Parking Management City Tolling Logistics: Freight Transport & Cargo Management Page 3 February 2011

4 Planning for major projects in the Gulf Region Qatar High-speed lines, a freight line and a light-rail system in Doha, Education City Saudi Arabia VAE Oman Kuwait Land bridge project between Jeddah, Riyadh and Dammam, and the Haramain line from Jeddah to Mecca Rail network of 1,500 kilometers 500-kilometer-long link with the Emirates 245-kilometer-long rail line to Iraq and Saudi Arabia, and a metro network Page 4 February 2011

5 Siemens rail projects in Saudi Arabia Local transport: Electrification of the Mecca metro Long distance: Signaling system Dammam - Riyadh Project scope Length of line: 18 kilometers from Mina to Arafat Transport capacity: 72,000 passengers per hour and direction Complete rail electrification 11 rail line substations Line will be operated with 1,500-volt direct current Project scope Length of line: total of 1,005 kilometers ETCS Level 1 line equipment Simis IS electronic interlocking system Simis LC level crossing protection system Vicos automatic train control system GSM railway network and CCTV Page 5 February 2011

6 Siemens projects for road, airports and postal automation Dubai - Falcon traffic management system Dubai International Airport, Terminal 3, baggage handling system Sorting centers for Saudi Post Falcon assures that all traffic-related systems in Dubai can be monitored and controlled from a central location Page 6 February 2011 Increase the processing capacity for an additional 18 million mainly transfer passengers per year; 15,000 bags per hour. Compact Reader Sorter with stackers for sequencing and cancellation; address reading for Arabic letters, address forwarding

7 Inspiro the new metro from Siemens An evolution to fulfill stakeholders requirements Our experiences with customer projects in Oslo, Vienna, Prague have been implemented Flexibility to suit varying customer requirements Energy saving with lightweight design and highly efficient traction system Light-weight design allows maximum passenger capacity and low axle loads Proven as well as innovative technologies Perfectly fits Siemens Complete Mobility features Page 7 February 2011

8 First Inspiro order: Metro Warsaw Page 8 February 2011

9 e-brt electric Bus Rapid Transit Page 9 February 2011 Innovative and environmentally friendly transport solution for electric buses or trolley buses with a high service level Complete system, with own fully equipped site: stations with intelligent energy functionality and electric road vehicles, guided when coming into the stations Vehicles are equipped with especially efficient on-board energy storage units Recharge time at bus stop is very short (twenty seconds) Transport with zero local emissions Energy yield approximately twice that of thermal or hybrid solutions Silence and convenience of the electric solution

10 Interaction lab Sitraffic Watch mobile Interaction lab: Train controls and the control center of the future: Multi-touch screens with a diagonal of around 1.30 meters Planning of train fleet operations per fingertip Monitoring of travel times of trains, and infrastructure Initiation of detours Sitraffic Watch mobile: Mobile online access to Siemens Scala traffic computer: Mobile access to monitoring functions Visualization of traffic data Display of status of traffic control systems (traffic lights, disturbances and traffic volumes) Page 10 February 2011

11 Mobile energy storage Sitras energy storage system Catenary-free operation, reduced energy consumption Catenary-free bridging of tram line segments Up to 2.5 kilometers catenary-free operation Saves electrification costs Preserves historic urban settings Img Saves up to 30% energy consumption Page 11 February 2011

12 Welcome to Siemens at UITP Mobility & City Transport Exhibition April 10-14, 2011, Dubai World Trade Center, Hall 7, booth 7B200 Page 12 February 2011