Mobility Challenges
Siemens Intelligent Traffic Systems
Hauke Jürgensen
Porto, September 2012
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MOBILITY
satisfies essential human needs,
enhances the quality of life
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But Traffic also
compromises SAFETY,
causes CONGESTION and
increases POLLUTION
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Transportation of people and goods is top
priority for metropolitan areas as …
… # 1 on mayors’
political agenda
*Source: Siemens Megacity Challenges Study
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... most important driver for
“Quality of Life”
… key success factor for
global competitiveness
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Our chance
Major
Challenges
to grow
– Enhance
– Improve
mobility
safety
Cities are
constantly
growing, the
number of cars
is steadily
rising all
around the
world
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Our chance
Major
Challenges
to grow
– Keeping
– Improve
thesafety
air clean
Transport-related
activities are the
second largest
source of man-induced
CO2 production
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Major Challenges – Tight budgets meet outdated
infrastructure
Cities require
new revenue
sources due to
budget
restriction and
urbanization to
finance their
infrastructure.
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Major Challenges – New Technologies change the game
People request
better
information,
more data,
Car-2-X will
happen and
trigger new
investments
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Draft
Cities' challenge: improve mobility, reduce pollution
& increase safety within tight budgets
Increasing traffic in megacities and major urban regions leads to …
… challenges for cities and urban regions in the areas of ...
...mobility
...environment
...safety
...to be
handled within
tightened budgets
Average delay of
commuters in the US
increased by 50%
over the last ten years
Road traffic accounts
for one fifth of the
total CO2 emissions in
the European Union
1.2 million people
killed and 50 million
injured every year
(over 3,000 deaths
a day)
Economic crisis in
Europe biggest
challenge for all major
cities
Source: IC MOL RCM, US RCM Sales, European Union
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Siemens addresses these challenges with various
best in class portfolio elements …
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… for complete and integrated traffic solutions
Total Transportation Solution
Management Level (Systems)
Management and Information
City Tolling
Enforcement
Traffic Information
Value add services
Complete Mobility Level
Tolling
Traffic Management
Tunnelmanagement
Parking Guidance
Maintenance
Control Level (Systems)
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Detection
ANPR
VMS
Signal Heads
PDM
Spare Parts
On Street Equipment(Products)
Siemens supports cities in generating
revenues to invest in modern traffic management infrastructure
Complete Mobility
Additional resources to
modernize city traffic mgmt.
infrastructure
Financing vehicles
Urban
Traffic Control
(Controller)
Tolling
City IT
Highway /
Tunnel
Management
Infrastructure investment
Urban Traffic
Management & Control
Intelligent
Street Lighting
Advanced
Parking
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Infrastructure investment
Financing vehicles
Revenue-generating and cost
reducing solutions for cities
E-vehicle
infrastructure
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Integrated transportation and logistics solutions:
Networking improves efficiency
Integrated solutions are the key to safe, clean and reliable mobility!
Intercity &
High Speed Transport
Commuter &
Regional Transport
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Airport
Solutions
Urban
Transport
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Integrated
Traffic Management
Parking
Management
City Tolling
Postal
Automation
Freight Transport &
Cargo Management
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Project references
Tolling
eTicketing
London (UK):
Introduction of low
emission zone,
“city tolling”
Active Traffic information
Hamburg (Germany):
eTicketing for single trips
for Hamburger Hochbahn
Be-In / Be-Out
eTicketing demonstrator
at InnoTrans in Sept. ’12
A9 Bavaria (Germany):
Highway Mgmt. System
Tyrol (Austria):
Highway Mgmt. System
Traffic Management
Urban Traffic Management
Halle / Saale (Germany):
P&R Re-Routing
Belgrade (Serbia):
Traffic Control System
Wuhan (China):
Traffic Control System
Italic: demo only
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Reduction of operational costs through LED
Budapest – LED technology and service contract
Solution
Modernization of the old signal heads with
LED-signal heads of the Silux 1.40 series
(amount of 33.000)
Installation of new controllers (250 controller –
thereof 50 of the C840V series)
Long lasting service contract (first of all 8 years)
Result
Challenge
The lower energy consumption and the designed
life cycle of the LED-signal heads will reduce
operational costs.
Traffic lights with 220 volt lamps have to be replaced
with new modern technology
Customer: City of Budapest
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Intelligent traffic solutions for better traffic flow
Prague
Solution
Modernization of two old traffic management
systems with Sitraffic Scala
2010: Installation of five new traffic management
systems
Increase of signal lights within 10 years from 474 to
700 (with Sitraffic C900V)
Preemption of public passenger transport
Long lasting service contract (first of all 15 years)
Result
Challenge
Optimization of traffic flow
Connection of all signal lights (currently 200) to a
central traffic-controlled system
Higher reliability of traffic systems
Acceleration of maintenance
Improvement of traffic flow by 20%-30%
Customer: City of Prague: technical administration
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Today, Siemens Mobility cares for Berlin's network
of road traffic management and control systems
Traffic Control Center (VKRZ) Berlin
Solution
Challenge
Installation of a common technological platform
(hard- and software as well)
Networking of independent arranged traffic
management and control systems
Analysis of ongoing and collected traffic data (data
from the city traffic computer, traffic control center)
Monitoring and controlling of 2.000 signal heads,
eight traffic management systems and 100 cameras
to monitor roads and tunnels
Result
Real-time mobility management
An optimum of safety and reduced journey time
Overall information traffic situation in Greater Berlin
Central traffic management and information
system for monitoring and controlling of the
traffic in Greater Berlin
Possibility of mandatory engagement into traffic flow
Optimization of the whole traffic system
Free hotline service for general public
Customer: City of Berlin
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The world‘s largest parking guidance system
Munich Airport
Solution
Integration of the individual space monitoring into a
central parking space management (approx. 9,150
parking spaces)
Installation of ultrasound sensors to detect whether
the parking space is occupied or not
Installation of 200 dynamic LED display panels
Result
Challenge
Installation of a parking guidance management
system
Reduction and guidance of parking traffic
Improved utilization of the available parking space
Improved monitoring of parking zones
Optimized management of the available parking
space
Customer: Münchner Flughafen GmbH
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Reduction of city car traffic with parking space
management concept
Copenhagen: SITY series
Solution
Establishing of parking zones and in consequence of
that, installation of pay and display machines
Machine accepts coins and cards (credit cards and
national card „Dankort“)
Power supply by distributed photovoltaic panels, in
addition GPRS-module
Analysis of transferred data in the back-office
system
Result
Challenge
Installation of 1,500 pay and display machines of
the SITY series with especially developed design
and comparatively short delivery time
Customer: Parking København
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Reduction of car traffic in the city and reduction of
exhaust emissions and noise pollution as well
Fits harmoniously with the cityscape due to special
Scandinavian design
Possibility to pay with cards
Data transfer via GPRS (information of parking
space occupancy, status and operating data)
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Highly available distribution center
World Distribution Center Neu Isenburg
Operated in cooperation with Health Care
Sector
30 minutes to pick and pack
24/7 stand-by availability
Total ~ 440,000 order line items/year
ITS: > 10.000
Benefits
24/7 standby service
Fast over night delivery with latest cut off time
Global transport network with best partners
per country
Delivery to Drop Off Points close to our
customers
Minimum 10 years spare parts
Parts always at the actual level of technology
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Performance contracting: Output based asset
management for City of London
Conventional maintenance
contract: Input-based
Specified response time
Penalize under-performance
Output (traffic flow) was customer
responsibility
Assets in London
5,172 traffic signals sites
130 VMS sites
56 overhead detection sites
944 safety camera sites
Innovative maintenance contract: Output based
Contract based on Equipment “Availability”:
Availability = % of time the equipment performs according to
specs
High availability Ö improved flow, reduced congestion, higher
safety
NEW contract in London: Output-based
Goal is to increase
traffic flow quality
Incentive mechanism for
Siemens to continuously
deliver improvement
Siemens is responsible for output
Remuneration concept based on availability:
Below baseline availability Ö rebate is due
Baseline achieved
Ö baseline payment
Above baseline
Ö bonus payment
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Siemens is the leading provider of ITS solutions
worldwide
Europe:
462 Urban systems
106 Tunnel systems
41 Highway systems
North America:
329 Urban systems
Asia:
4 Highway systems
21 Urban systems
3 Tunnel systems
2 Highway systems
Latin America:
42 Urban systems
Africa / M. East:
2 Tunnel systems
17 Urban systems
2 Tunnel systems
1 Highway system
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