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German - ASEAN Conference on Mass Transport Technology (Focus on Railway Technology)
In order to contribute to the sustainable development of mega cities, efficient mass transport systems play a key role. Especially in Asia, the problems of a fast growing population and an increasing demand for mobility can only be mastered by the rapid implementation of state-of-the-art transport technologies.
Advanced German railway systems are already in use at several urban regions in Asia and have successfully demonstrated to enhance the situation there, last but not least in Bangkok. Recently, the German-Thai Engineering Technology Alliance (G-TETA) has been initiated in order to not only transfer latest technology for the Bangkok Mass Transit Master Plan, but to combine this with the transfer of know-how, practice-oriented railway engineering education and local follow-up manufacturing.
In this conference, the three German-ASEAN Science and Technology (GAST) institutions TGGS Bangkok, GIST- TUM Asia Singapore and SGU Jakarta are teaming to provide a broad overview on modern mass transportation technology and railway engineering education “Made in Germany”, supplemented by local expert views. The conference will then move to Singapore and Jakarta, again to act as a platform there for discussing, how German technology can be applied to the solution of the prevailing local problems.
This conference was succesfully held in Jakarta and Singapore on 27th and 31st May 2010. We thanked speakers and participants for their contribution on the success of this event.
Downloadable materials presented by speakers in Singapore, 31st May 2010 are presented below.
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Speaker |
Presentation title |
Downloadable file |
| Dr. George Sun, LTA Academy Singapore |
Land Transport in Singapore |
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| Dr. Harry Arjadi/Ir Taufik Hidayat, Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI) Jakarta |
Railway Development in Indonesia |
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| Mr. Markus Zachmeier, Siemens AG, Mobility Division |
Innovative Transport Concepts, Singapore 21 |
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| Mr. Peter Mott, PTV Planung Transport Verkehr AG |
Public Transport Network Planning and Simulation |
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| Mr. Frank Nagel, IVU Traffic Technologies AG |
Role of Information Technologies in Public Transport |
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| T. Engelhardt, RWTH Aachen, Insitute of Automatic Control Aachen |
German TU Graduate Level Industry-oriented education in Railway Technology |
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| Dr. Andreas Rau, GIST-TUM Asia, Singapore |
International Education in Traffic/Mobility at GIST-TUM Asia |
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| Dr. Dirk Berndt, Fraunhofer Gesellschaft |
Fraunhofer Rail - an Alliance of Experts in Railway Research and Development |
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| Vasco Paul Kolmorgen, Bahnkonzept Dresden |
Timetabling and Railway Operating Concepts as basic principle for infrastructure decisions and optimization |
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| Ir. Hermanto Dwiatmoko, MSTr, Directorate General of Railways, Indonesia |
Java High Speed Train Project |
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