Railway Wireless Communication Network in the Czech Republic

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Railway Wireless Communication Network in the Czech Republic David Žák Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics University of Pardubice

Content Aims Architecture Application Current Position of the railway vehicle Intelligent functions Dynamic DNS RCN Manager Present use Near future Conclusion 2

History before 2008 The growing needs for data communication with the railway vehicles Existence of the 3 independent application with individual solutions for data communication Concepts of the new applications Electronic train timetables Active parking of electric units 471 series Passenger information systems Diagnostic systems of rail vehicles 3

RWCN RWCN (Railway Wireless Communication Network, originally Železniční bezdrátová přenosová síť) is the name of the network used for a data communication among mobile objects and infrastructure systems in the railway environment, especially for train to ground communication. RWCN consists of transmission networks mobile communication devices (terminals) ground (central) communication gateway interfaces, protocols and rules for wireless communication among users, devices and ground systems 4

Aims Perspective long-term solutions for the railway environment in the Czech Republic Usability for all subjects/companies in the railway environment Upgradeable for new applications, communication terminals and devices and for new upcomming standards Expandable to other types of transmission networks (e.g. CDMA, 3G, LTE, WiMAX) 5

Basic technical requirements Transparent IP communication Intelligent addressing of devices based on device names, UIC car codes, order or a function of a engine on the train and the train number Possibility of using encryption algorithms Definition of security rules Definition of quality parameters (QoS) Automatic selection of a suitable transmission network without manual operator intervention (based on the network availability or demand for a bandwidth) Possibility of integration up to thousands devices of different types Minimizing redundant data transfers 6

RWCN Architecture 7

Transmission Networks Public GSM networks (one or more operators), GPRS, EDGE Public broadband mobile networks (e.g. CDMA, 3G, WiMAX, LTE) GPRS technology in GSM-R network or broadband transmission network established for needs of railways (e.g. LTE, WiMAX) Combination of more mobile technologies is the way for delivery of required services 8

Gateway RWCN Gateway provides intelligent services: Dynamic DNS provides translation of hostnames to IP addresses Termination of tunnels for ensuring transparent IP communication with terminals through var RADIUS server for IP address assigning, authentication, authorization and accounting Transferring of data obtained from messages of the railway vehicle s location to all applications that require this kind of information 9

Gateway logical schema 10

Terminals Communication terminals ensure: communications of end devices located on the railway vehicle through RWCN automatic selection of the transmission network based on predefined algorithms (such as network availability, type of network) not used yet Network Address Translation between LAN and RWCN establishing IP tunnels safety and compliance with QoS Communication terminals can be standalone devices, optional modules, vehicle radios or other equipment components (smartphones ). 11

Application Current Position of the railway vehicle The application is installed in the communication terminals of railway vehicles. Position data are sent in fixed time intervals or immediately after change of the vehicle status (like stopping or starting) to stationary information systems. To transmit these reports, the UDP protocol was chosen because of its minimal data transmission bandwidth. Frequency and rules of sending messages can be remotely configured. 12

Application Current Position of the railway vehicle Current Position message contains message number (cyclically from 0 to 255), number of vehicle in UIC number format, current status of the vehicle, current date and time recorded from a GPS receiver (in UTC format), latitude and longitude, speed, azimuth, network used by cab radio (150 MHz TRS, TRS 450 MHz, GSM-R, GSM-P), train number, engine function on train. Central gateway uses the received data about the vehicle location for ensuring some intelligent functions of RWCN, mainly for DDNS hostnames to IP translation and provides this location data to other applications. 13

Dynamic DNS For a proper function of a translation hostnames of devices to IP addresses is necessary to ensure the dynamic behavior of the DNS server. DNS server is part of the RWCN gateway and is based on the Oracle database server. Changes in assignment of railway vehicles to specific trains and their functions at these trains are saved into database. These information are extracted from messages about the Current Position of the railway vehicle. In addition, the database stores information about all devices installed on railway vehicles and their IP addresses. 14

Hostnames in RWCN Structure of DNS hostname: [device].[vehicle].[consist].[train].[operator].rcn [device] [vehicle] [consist] [train] [operator] rcn device name, UIC car code or possition of the car on the train, only for compatibility reasons, number or name of the train, constant czechrailways, constant rcn. 15

Examples of addressing at RWCN DNS name of the communication terminal of the railway vehicle with UIC car code: mcu.uic515439410488.nucst.nutrain.czechrailways.rcn After logging engine on the train No. 210 (with UIC car code): mcu.uic515439410488.nucst.tr210.czechrailways.rcn Leading engine of the train number 210: mcu.engine01.nucst.tr210.czechrailways.rcn Other devices located in the same vehicle e.g.: mat.engine01.nucst.tr210.czechrailways.rcn tachograph.uic515439410488.nucst.tr210.czechrailways.rcn 16

Railway vehicle devices addressing IP address of a specific network interface of the communication terminal is usually quasistationary assigned by the RADIUS server. To the communication terminal can be assigned (for terminals that allow this) network with mask /28, in which is 14 usable IP addresses for addressing of specific devices. For simple communication terminals are expected to use only a single transmission network (e.g. GSM-P) and a single IP address (the address of the network interface). 17

IP tunnels IP tunnels are used to ensure the routing of IP subnets assigned to the communication terminals over different transmission networks. GRE tunnels (Generic Routing Encapsulation) are used in cases where it is possible to assign a static IP address for network interface of communication terminal. 18

IP communication with devices on trains 19

RCN Manager software for management of RWCN Supervision of gateway services Management of SIM cards, mobile users, user groups Management of terminals, IP addresses, subnets DDNS configuration Logs from the RADIUS server - Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting Configuration of Application Current Position of the railway vehicle Map view with vehicle location

RCN Manager Map view Electric units 471 series on map of Prague and satellite map of train depot station Praha-jih

RCN Manager Map view with details 22

Present use Integration of the public GSM network (O2) data services 3G, EDGE, GPRS Functional addressing of terminals and other devices on trains using DDNS About 150 vehicles series 471, 560, 123, 150, 151, 162, 163, 363, 810, 242 is equipped by appropriate technology (manufacturers UniControls, RADOM, T-CZ) for data transfer and integrated into the RWCN Tested possibility to integrate with GPRS service of GSM-R network Tested integration of WiFi access points (train depot station Praha-jih) for mobile users 23

Near future Integration of other public networks into RWCN Development of the Network Selector and the Session Manager functionalities on terminals Implementation of personal units (1600 pcs.) (e.g. portable personal cash registers) a their name addressing 24

Conclusion Three existing communication solutions has been integrated into a single concept at the beginning of the project RWCN in 2008. The main benefit of the RWCN is that applications developers do not need to build up and operate their own communication solution and they can use and share the RWCN concept it enables to run entire communication solutions at reasonable cost. Implemented concept of the national communication solution known as the Railway Wireless Communication Network (RWCN) is based on the basic principles of the ICOM architecture described in the InteGRail project. We are waiting for new upcoming standards IEC61375-2-6 from IEC/TC9/WG43WG43_SGT_5 Board-Ground Communication. 25

Thank you for your attention David Žák Department of Information Technology Faculty of electrical engineering and informatics University of Pardubice tel +420 466 037 060 Studentská 95 fax +420 466 036 241 532 10 Pardubice mobil +420 602 242 985 e-mail david.zak@upce.cz http://www.upce.cz 26