How to book your place at the Connectivity for CCTV and Rail Operations Conference Simply fill in the booking form below and fax it to us. You may pay by credit card (Visa, Mastercard or American Express), bank transfer or send a cheque with your order. Delegate details Booking details / RC2014 Step 1 Please tick box Choose the billing currency (Note - credit card payments will be charged in £s only) £ US$ Euro Name Position Step 2 Organisation Yes, I wish to attend the Connectivity for CCTV & Rail Operations conference on 5-6 November 2014 in Central London Address Please reserve a place for me for Day 1 £890 Please reserve a place for me for Day 2 £990 Please reserve a place for me for both Day 1 and Day 2 £1,350 Please add VAT @ 20% If you have selected US$ or Euro as your billing currency, the order value will be converted at the current exchange rate. For group bookings please email [email protected] Town/City ZIP/Postcode Country Telephone Step 3 Fax How would you like to pay? I have arranged a bank transfer or Cheque enclosed Email See bank transfer panel Payable to: BWCS Ltd or Bill my credit card See credit card details Signature Date or Please invoice my company Cancellation policy If you cancel before 30th September 2014 we will refund your booking fee less a £50 adminstration charge. After that date, you will be invoiced for the full booking fee, but we will be pleased to accept substitutions from your company. VAT Company VAT number: Please return this booking form to BWCS Ltd: BWCS Limited, 1A The Homend, Ledbury, HR8 1BN, United Kingdom Tel: +44 1531 634326 Fax: +44 1531 631443 I would like to find out about BWCS’s Telecoms Consulting Practices: Network Services Transportation Network Technology and Deployment Regulation Defence and Security Bank transfer To pay direct by bank transfer please contact [email protected] Credit card details Mastercard Visa Card number: Expiry: Cardholder: / American Express Connectivity for CCTV and Rail Operations Conference London 5-6 November Wireless broadband connections to trains are multiplying fast and train operators are using them for more than merely providing WiFi to passengers. These links can also help provide operational applications, to cut costs, improve services and generally get board-members glowing with approval. BWCS’s second conference of 2014, Connectivity for CCTV and Rail Operations – November 5th and 6th, will examine the growth of these new services which range from real-time CCTV surveillance to live train diagnostic reporting. According to Graham Wilde, CEO of BWCS, “We are just beginning to see the birth of these services. It’s important for CCTV and for cost-saving applications to get the data off the trains quickly. However, it is then even more important that operators can do something clever and worthwhile with the data once it is downloaded. This Conference will explore how this can be done and what the end results can be.” The November Conference has already attracted train operators and suppliers from around the world and is set to be the only one to focus directly on the issues facing train companies, transport groups and rail authorities as they struggle to make trains and stations more secure, gain direct access to on-train CCTV images and develop new cost-saving systems to capitalise on the emerging generation of IP cameras and the growing wireless broadband connections.. Join the debate, question the train companies that have launched services and find out where they will take them next. This is your chance to meet the people who are shaping this market, who are driving it forward and bringing in new services, ideas and technologies. Please be advised that places are extremely limited and are selling out fast. To reserve your place now -please use the order form. As ever, the Conference will provide a great networking opportunity and a very limited number of sponsorship positions are still available. For further information on getting involved please contact: [email protected] What they said about previous Conferences “The essential meeting place for all the players for Internet & Multimedia on train solutions” Jean-Francois de Lantsheere, Deputy Managing Director, 21Net “The Train Communications Systems Conferences put together by BWCS have become the de facto standard for transit authorities to learn about the current state of communications to moving trains and which vendors have solutions to meet their needs - whether consumer, operational, or security related... There is no better place to learn and understand where the industry is and where it is going to be in the future.” Cooper Lee, WiFiRail, USA ‘I have rarely had an occasion to exchange so much knowledge in such a short time as in the Rail CCTV Conference in London’ Ivan Sørensen European Commission, DG Mobility and Transport Conference sponsors Train Communications is one must-attend event on my schedule of rail conferences in Europe. I look forward to this annual event, which provides me with a wealth of information about developments in technologies, the latest innovations, and new services. In addition, I always come away having gained insight into where the market is heading and what’s coming next. The presentations are fresh; the speakers inspired; discussions spontaneous. The organisation by Graham, Ross, and the rest of the BWCS team, is top rate too. What’s not to like?” Lesley Brown, journalist, EURAILmag “I have attended a number of events organised by BWCS. What impressed me was the availability of a very highly skilled team of industry experts with them. The team’s wide range of experience and profound wireless industry knowledge have been instrumental in helping us in framing specifications for providing Wireless broadband services on our trains, an essential social ingredient of life in India. The events organized by them have been of high technical standard, focus is always on services & products and not on companies, allowing us to choose the best option.” Anshul Gupta, Executive Director, RailTel, Ministry of Railways, India “Putting Wi-Fi on trains is hard enough but thankfully the annual BWCS Train Communications is there as the world’s clearinghouse for this very issue. It is a ‘must do’ for any manager or train operator working in this space.” Jim Allison, Manager of Planning, Capitol Corridor Joint Powers Authority “BWCS WiFi on Trains Conferences were very interesting and very useful indeed. The event gathered many customers and suppliers from around the world. I was impressed by the quality of the presentations allowing fruitful exchanges on the future of wireless service and your excellent organisation. I highly recommend joining these conferences.” Petr Kolar, Systems Specialist, Czech Railways Venue The venue for this year’s Conference is: The Crowne Plaza London - The City, 19 New Bridge Street, London EC4V 6DB UK Phone: + 44 (0) 0207 438 8027 www.railcctv2014.com Day 1: November 5 2.00 Use of CCTV in Rail Condition Monitoring – An Update Session One Dave Farman, Tew Plus, Rail Telecoms and Security Systems 8.45 Registration and Coffee Session One – The Future for Rail CCTV and Growing Efficiencies 9.15 How Connecting Trains with Wireless Broadband Services is Saving Time and Money and Driving the Industry Forward Graham Wilde, CEO, BWCS 09.40 CCTV Improving Operational Efficiency - Using connectivity to improve CCTV - Faster access and what can be done with it - Future improvements - Increasing safety and efficiency Andy Odell, UK Association of Train Operating Companies (ATOC) and Will Jordan, British Transport Police 10.25 On-Board Real-time Video applications - Best Practices Broadband Mobility Applications - Best practices learned from Brazil- CCTV on the São Paulo Metro, lines 4 and 17 - South-Africa – PRASA – Video enabled passenger counting - Kashtan – KTZ – Video enabled level crossing safety 2.30 The Smart Use of Data - Remote Condition Monitoring - Combining data from rolling stock, trackside, signaling and passengers - Case Study: DLR, Docklands Light Railway Arrowvale, Interfleet and Docklands Light Railway 3.00 Coffee and Speed Networking 3.45 CCTV and Real-Time Image Processing - Supporting the Control Centre and Improving the Quality of Services Dr Carsten Jacobsen, BVG – Berlin Public Transport 4.15 Network Video – Image Usability David Thomasson, Business Development Director, Transport, Axis 4.45 Panel Session – Technical Advances in Rail CCTV and Monitoring Services Dave Farman, Tew Robert Brown, Arrowvale David Thomasson, Business Development Director, Transport, Axis Rad/Bynet 5.15 Closing Remarks 11.00 Coffee Graham Wilde, CEO, BWCS 11.15 CCTV in SNCF : New challenges Cocktails – sponsored by Axis Communications - Downloading images to the control centre - New services to be introduced - The future of CCTV and data services Hicham Alaoui Fdili and Bertrand Taquin, Chef de Division Systèmes et Applications, SNCF 11.45 London Underground - CCTV Applications and Networks - London Underground background and stats including CCTV stats - CCTV technologies used - Applications (where we use CCTV and why) - System architectures current/ progressed - Key challenges - The next 10 years Naran Gorasia, Principal Telecommunications Engineer Capital Programmes Directorate (Head of Engineering), London Underground 12.15 Panel – What future applications can we expect from live CCTV transmissions from trains? Andy Odell, ATOC and Will Jordan, British Transport Police Dr Carsten Jacobsen, BVG Bertrand Taquin, Chef de Division Systèmes et Applications, SNCF Naran Gorasia, Transport for London 11.45 Increasing the Availability and Productivity of Rail CCTV Systems Increasing number of applications and devices - Fully Automated Configuration - Installing and maintaining systems - Increasing productivity and availability Thomas Heuwinkel, Manager of Business Development Division, Moxa Europe. 12.15 Panel – Using Wireless to Transform Trains and Services Thomas Heuwinkel Jay Saw, Nomad Udi Segall NICE Peter Kingsland, Icomera 12.45 -2.00 Lunch 2.00pm Developing New NonPassenger WiFi Services for US Trains – the View From Across the Atlantic Jim Baker Xentrans 2.15 Leveraging CCTV, GIS and PSIM to Improve Incident Handling Udi Segall NICE (with Train Operators) 2.45 Retrieving and Analysing Data at High Speeds - Lessons learned from Formula One Precision tuning versus cost-saving Gaining the competitive advantage Switching form the race track to the train track Paul Bebbington, McLaren Applied Technologies 3.15 – 3.30 COFFEE 3.30 Using an Existing Wireless Connection for Cost-Cutting Services Day 2: November 6 NSB* 9.15 BWCS Welcome 4.00 How Can Combined CCTV and Telemetric Solutions Add Value and Save Cost. 9.30 The Future of European Trackside Networks and How This Will Affect Train-to-Shore Services Dan Mandoc, Professional Head of Telecoms, Network Rail Telecoms - Geo positioning with important video footage - Combined off board communication - Geo based search of footage or impact to service quality 10.00 Delivering Continuous IP Connectivity on Pan-European Rail Freight Flemming Kaer, R2Protec - - What will high-speed data links bring? - Future CCTV services? - What can we expect twenty years down the line The new world of wireless connectivity Constant monitoring Security enhancements Connecting across frontiers Cost-savings – before versus after The future Peter Kingsland, Icomera 10.30 -10.45 Coffee 4.30 The Connected Train of the Future 4.45 Panel Session – Moving Towards the Connected Train 5.00 – 5.15 pm Closing Remarks and end of Conference 10.45 The Future for Cost-Saving Services on the World’s Largest Rail Network Indian Railways Graham Wilde, CEO, BWCS 11.15 Adding Cost-Saving Services to Existing Wireless Connections *awaiting confirmation Jay Saw, Nomad 12.45 -2.00 Lunch design by www.gomango.co.uk
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