Programme |
Activity |
Status |
Thematic areas |
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ARTES Integrated Applications Promotion |
Feasibility Study |
Ongoing |
In both, railways and waste containers management, there is a stringent demand for energy-autonomous operating sensors which provide dedicated status information. Three large system operators explained their interest in supporting the study. Both user groups require dedicated status information of their stationary (infrastructure) and mobile (wagon) devices or waste containers.
Complementing to the user groups, the Eureka system integrator and service provider for energy autonomous telematics units, sensors and data operation as GSOC collaborate free of charge.
For use in railways or in container monitoring as it’s done for recyclable waste, the M2M data to be transmitted are in the area of position / localization, time, system status, aberrations or “anomalies” of the to be monitored device as well as of critical infrastructure which is required for e.g. seamless transport chains (e.g. bridges, railroads, etc.). An operational scenario for e.g. railway application has already been evaluated in detail within the GP-AIMS project.
The most stringent user needs are the following:
Global 24/7 availability and service (in a first step at least trans-continental)
Extreme low communication cost
Very small bandwidth per sensor
Extreme low available energy at the sensor device/energy-autonomous
operation
Harsh environmental conditions
Highest level of demand of data security
Switzerland, Germany and Russian Federation RF
The project has been kicked off on 18 May 2016 for a nine months duration to get in ahead of the Demonstration Project Phase.
The first stakeholder workshop has taken place on May 30 in Moscow. The Swiss Ambassador took part in the workshop. 30 participants came from RZD Russian Railways and its Research centre, NIIAS as from the following companies & organisations: CTekh/CDI, CDI CV, Infotrans, Fink Elektrik and OPZhT. A wide spectrum of requirements could have been properly addressed and discussed. The main outcome of this workshop will be emphasised into a protocol proposed by CTO NIIAS between the different parties NIIAS, Eureka and SAT4M2M. It has already been agreed by RZD / NIIAS to participate in the SatApps Demonstration Phase. The other workshops with DB Schenker and Remondis, Germany will be organized before the User Requirements Review (URR).
See project page details:
Space Technologies for Machine-2-Machine Applications (SatApps)Switzerland
Martin
Haunschild
Sat4M2M
4002
Basel
CH
ESA
ESCAT
Harwell Campus, Fermi Avenue
OX11 0FD
Harwell
Oxfordshire
GB
Last updated date: 13 December 2023