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Sunday 12 September 2010 |
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2.00pm |
Registration Opens >>Town Hall Foyer |
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5.00pm |
Greater Wellington Regional Council Welcome Reception >>Town Hall |
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Monday 13 September 2010 |
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7.00am |
Registration Opens >>Town Hall Foyer |
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Conference Welcome and Opening |
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8.30am |
Conference Welcome >>Auditorium |
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9.00am |
Address from Hon Steven Joyce |
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9.15am |
Opening Keynote – Andrew McNaughton, High Speed Two Ltd |
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10.00am |
Morning Tea >>Exhibition Hall |
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Concurrent Sessions |
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Track 1 >>Ilott Theatre |
Rolling Stock 1 >>Civic Suites 1 & 2 |
Signals and Electrical >>Lion Harbour View Lounge 1 & 2 |
Planning, Policy, Regulations and Economics >>Auditorium |
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10.30am |
Rail Grinding Quality Assurance Based on Profile Correction and RCF Control R Devadoss, |
Battery Rail Vehicles B Johnston |
Wellington Network Track Circuit Immunisation R Twyford, J Skilton |
The Essential Railway: A Lateral Interpretation of the Functions of Urban Railways I Gray |
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11.00am |
Improving the Reliability of Aluminothermic Rail Welds Under High Axle Load Conditions P Mutton, I Salehi, et al |
Present Day Approaches for the Effective Modelling of Train Crashworthiness A Chhor |
NID_C:600, New Zealand’s ETCS Experience J Clendon |
Outsourcing to Support Rail Rejuvenation – Insights from Tranz Rail as a Virtual Railway G Holden, E England |
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11.30am |
Ballast Cleaning and Track Design Case Study D Norton |
Requalification of EMD D29/D31 Traction Motors in QR P Williams |
Sydney Metropolitan Freight Network E Hawes, T Magyla |
Access Regimes and the Economics of New Zealand’s Rail Network I Duncan |
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12.00pm |
A Review on Recent Developments in Rail Temperature Prediction For Use in Buckling Studies Y Wu |
Avoiding Fatigue Cracking In Rail-Freight Vehicles J Vazey |
Electrical Supply Modelling of the Blackwater Coal Haulage System S Nicholson |
Rejuvenating Rail – Planning for the Marsden Point Rail Line F Blight, P Shivnan |
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12.30pm |
Lunch >>Exhibition Hall |
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CONCURRENT SESSIONS |
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Track 2 >>Civic Suites 1 & 2 |
Technology >>Lion Harbour View Lounge 1 & 2 |
Structures 1 >>Ilott Theatre |
Passenger and Urban >>Auditorium |
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1.30pm |
Geotechnical studies for the adelaide rail revitilisation project: a case study comparing in-situ and laboratory testing of ballast and subgrade materials M Drechsler |
Remnant Coal Detection System for Coal Train Wagons C Hargrave |
Arahura Combined Railway-Road-Pedestrian Bridge Replacement Project W Rushbrook |
Could the Humble Issue of Train Stabling Transform Our Railways and Even Our Cities? R Schuppan |
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2.00pm |
Effect of vertical misalignment of Adjacent Sleepers on the progressive increase in Dynamic loads around Rail Joints H Askarinejad |
Freight – Wired for Information M Murray |
Repair and Modification of NZ Rail Tunnels G Ramsay |
DART 1/Newmarket Rail Station – Raising Public Transport’s Profile S Geelen |
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2.30pm |
Rational Design Method for Prestressed Concrete Sleepers J Nairn |
Model-based estimation of rail profile based on axelbox accelerometers P Bellette |
Glenelg Tram Overpass – Design and Construction Innovations S Gelagin, B Singleton |
Hyderabad Metro Rail – A Renaissance of Urban Rail M Owens, R.V.S Reddy |
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3.00pm |
Renewing Concrete Sleepers – How Long Can They Last? M Murray |
Early Detection of Wheel Flats Using Wagon Body Acceleration Measurements Y Sun |
Rejuvenation of the Port Adelaide Viaduct G Perelmuter, S Townsend, et al |
An Integrated Rail Plan for Sydney Improving the Passenger Journey R Mason |
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3.30pm |
Afternoon Tea >>Exhibition Hall |
Fire Protection Measures in Railway Vehicles as a ‘Compensation’ to Fire Protection Requirements M Klinger |
Afternoon Tea >>Exhibition Hall |
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CONCURRENT SESSIONS |
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Rail – Wheel >>Lion Harbour View Lounge 1 & 2 |
Asset Management >>Civic Suites 1 & 2 |
Structures 2 >>Auditorium |
Operations, Logistics and Network Planning 1 >>Ilott Theatre |
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4.00pm |
Selection of Wheel and Rail Profiles for Hunting Tests D Skerman |
Electronic Handover of ‘As-Constructed Asset Data’ – A Real World Example A Burdett |
Bridge Inspection Standards – A Review of International Practice and How this is Being Applied to Benchmark Bridge Inspection Standards for Ontrack Rail Bridges G Brown |
Best Practices to Improve Urban Railway Operations and Customer Experience H Hawkins |
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4.30pm |
Wheel Rail Contact Conditions Causing Rail Squats S Simson |
Best Practices in Asset Management Implementation K Oostermeijer, J Boss |
Rejuvenating NZ’s Rail Bridge Asset W Rushbrook |
Revitalisation Through Objective Evaluation M Baggott, L Meyrick |
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5.00pm |
Metallurgical Study of Rail Squats B Daniel |
SCT Logistics Reduces Risks of Bearing Failure R Bury, B Wilson |
Protection of Railway Infrastructure From Rockfall and Debris Using a Dynamic Rockfall-Debris Flow Barrier R Bucher, W Harrison, et al |
Regional Rail – A case study in Rejuvenation? M Michell |
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5.30pm |
Wayside Lubricator Placement Model for Heavy Haul Lines in Australia G Uddin |
Practical applications of GPR surveys for trackbed characterisation in the UK, Ireland, USA and Australia A Eriksen |
Management of slope instability hazards, North to South junction, NIMT, New Zealand R Justice |
Wellington Station and approaches, adapting to the challenge I Cotton, I Imrie |
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6.00pm |
Interfleet Networking Reception >>Town Hall |
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Tuesday 14 September 2010 |
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7.00am |
Registration Opens >>Town Hall Foyer |
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9.00am |
Opening Keynote – Michael Roney, Canadian Pacific >>Auditorium |
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10.00am |
Morning Tea >>Exhibition Hall |
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CONCURRENT SESSIONS |
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NZ Metro Rejuvenation and Renaissance >>Auditorium |
Rolling Stock 2 >>Ilott Theatre |
Safety and Quality >>Lion Harbour View Lounge 1 & 2 |
Operations, Logistics and Network Planning 2 >>Civic Suites 1 & 2 |
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10.30am |
Building the Case for Rail – The Wellington Regional Rail Plan A Burford |
Laser Cladding Compared With TIG welding to Repair and Refurbish Railway Axles M Soodi |
Fatal Level Crossing Accident, Cairns Tilt Train L Matters |
An Innovative Approach to Rail Options Analysis Using GIS C O’dell, A Trinder |
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11.00am |
WRRP – Planning and Construction of the Third Main Track into Wellington Station R Hickman, K Roberston, et al |
Human Factors, Interfaces and Rolling Stock Design M Squair |
Towards Affordable Safer Level Crossings: Analysis of Self Reported Driver Behaviour at Passive Level Crossings B Thomsen, Y Toft |
The Hunter Valley – A High Capacity Railway Infrastructure Network S Sutherland, T Fraser |
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11.30am |
City Shaping – The Auckland CBD Rail Link P Twomey |
DC Regenerative braking in the UK P Taylor |
Australian Standards for the Rail Industry S Rykers |
Integrated Timetable Modelling for the ARTC North South Corridor P Campbell, I Fox |
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12.00pm |
20 Projects, One Goal – Developing Auckland Metro P King, R French |
Advanced Bogie Brake D Wynd |
The Implications of Common Law Due Diligence R Robinson |
Short to Medium Haul Rail Freight – Future Fact or Falacy I Imrie |
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12.30pm |
Lunch >>Exhibition Hall |
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CONCURRENT SESSIONS |
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Projects >>Auditorium |
Tracks & Trains >>Ilott Theatre |
Level Crossings & Signals >>Civic Suites 1 & 2 |
Sustainability and Environment >>Lion Harbour View Lounge 1 & 2 |
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1.30pm |
Kingsgrove to Revesby Cleaways Project M Hickey, R Holloway |
Wheel Rail Contact Damage from High Adhesion Locomotives, and Damage Mitigation From Steering Bogies S Simson, C Cole |
Intelligent Transport System to Improve Safety at Level Crossings J Singh |
Environmental Impacts of Rail: Lessons from Kiwirail Carbon Footprints V Browne |
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2.00pm |
Rail Duplication and Construction of the M McDonald, K Crawford |
Reducing In-Train Noise on the Epping-Chatswood Rail Link D Coker, D Anderson |
Prioritisation of Level Crossings in Melbourne for Grade Separation R Crawford |
Carbon Valley 2050 – the Future of Rail Energy Supply in the Hunter Valley G Ellem, M Bruns |
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2.30pm |
Richmond Line Alliance – A Case Study in Effective Project Development and Delivery of a Complete Rail System P Boulden, M Smith |
Implementing 110mm cant deficiency to increase train speed around existing curves J Furness, J Walsh |
Auckland Metropolitan Resignalling Project – Comprehensive Modernisation N Burton |
Enhanced Locomotive Efficiency Through Waste Heat Recovery D Pich |
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3.00pm |
Brisbane Suburban Area Reliability Upgrade Project J Milligan |
Matangi – An EMU for Wellington A Bossward, R Wason |
Vital-Positive Train Control in the United States and its Relationship to Australia’s Advanced Train Management B Groves |
Advances in Energy Efficient trains for New South Wales P Pearce, G Collishaw |
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3.30pm |
Afternoon Tea >>Exhibition Hall |
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4.00pm |
Closing Plenary Session: Realising Rail’s Potential – Murray King, Michael Roney, Andrew McNaughton, |
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7.00pm |
Parsons Brinkerhoff Conference Dinner >>Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa Tongarewa |
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