Intergraph Solutions for Rail

Heavy Rail and Light Rail organisations around the world have pioneered the application of geospatial technology (Geographic Information Systems or GIS) to rail infrastructure and operations using Intergraph technology. Close integration of spatial information with operational systems, like SAP, Maximo and MIMS/Ellipse, has helped engineers and managers gain clearer insight into asset performance and improve the efficiency and safety of operations. Other key business functions include security and incident response, environmental management, noise mapping and control, property and land title management.
Asset Infrastructure Management
- Light Rail - Tube Lines, part of Transport for London – Intelligent Maps Provide a Clear View of Tube Lines’ Works and Assets on three of the key routes in London's Underground - Presenting textual data as a map enables engineers to visualise the relative locations and conditions of track and assets and see the context in which work needs to be performed.
- Heavy Rail – Italy’s national rail network, RFI –
Italy’s national rail network. Italy’s Rete Ferroviaria Italiana (RFI), uses Intergraph® solutions to develop an Interoperable Rail Network model to support modernisation of the national rail infrastructure.
Rail and Mass Transit Security
Property Management
- High Speed 1 used GeoMedia to manage the UK’s largest compulsory purchase involving the capture and restructuring of complex title deeds to support transactions for over 6,500 land parcels covering the permanent way for the 113-km long rail link between London and the Channel Tunnel.
- VicTrack, Australia - VicTrack’s property database was also used in the privatisation process to define the land that would be leased to the various rail operators. Today this database tracks amendments to the boundaries of these leases due to rail infrastructure improvements and rail land developments. VicTrack required a solution to disseminate this information easily and without imposing a demand on resources.
Environmental
Rail operators use Intergraph to support a range of environemtnal functions from habitat surveys to meeting their obligations under EU Directive 2002/49/EC for the assessment and management of environmental noise. Projects include production of national mapping and modelling and publication on public, self-service information portals such as the one for the German Federal Railways.