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· operations and infrastructure planning

· terminology management and use of content management systems

· railML standards for exchange of data on railway operations and infrastructure

· safety management for railway operations

· human factors and ergonomics for signallers, dispatchers and drivers

Principal functions within client projects:

· Studies in rail operations planning, technology applications and business development

· Documentation and user interfaces in English, French and German, including

terminology standards, quality assurance and localisation

Clients:

· MDS Transmodal, UK: Studies for financial institutions on the development of new

intermodal railway services, terminals and logistics centres.

· MultiModal Systems Practice (a unit of Oliver Wyman): In projects with Fret SNCF

(French National Railways), Paris, and another client, introduction of the MultiRail

software for freight operations planning, including help system in French and user

interface in French and German.

· Qnamic AG, Hägendorf, Switzerland: Online help system in German and English for the

RailOpt resource planning software for rolling stock, train drivers and other personnel.

· DeltaRail / RSSB, UK: Documentation of systems in Europe for optimal regulation of

train speed to minimise both energy use and delays when approaching conflict points.

· Railway Gazette International: Principal author of article on satellite-based train control

(December 2004).

· Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH), Zurich, Public Transport and Railway

Engineering group: documentation of OpenTrack software package for rail operations

planning and other research domains.

· Additional assignments for EEIG ERTMS Users Group (Brussels), Siemens Rail

Automation (Braunschweig), RailNetEurope (Vienna), SMA und Partner (Zurich) and

Systransis AG (Zug, Switzerland).

2002-2003: Euro-Interlocking (railway safety systems)

From February 2002 to December 2003, was a core team member for Euro-Interlocking, a

project of the International Union of Railways (UIC) and some 30 railways and suppliers to

standardise requirements for interlocking systems in Europe. Helped plan and manage the

drafting, review and approval process, including expert workshops, for standards in the

following areas:

· RAMS requirements (reliability, availability, maintainability and safety).

· Specifications for interfaces between the interlocking system and traffic control systems,

adjacent interlocking systems, and ETCS radio block centres.

· Requirements in areas such as cross-acceptance, physical construction, environmental

conditions, electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), performance, modification, lifetime,

data preparation, diagnostics and juridical recording.

George Raymond – Curriculum vitae

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