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Railway maintenance processes automation: how link BIM data to a GIS model?

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Maintenance engineers have different tools to monitor permanent-way states. These are no longer adapted to them: handling, readability, issue interpretation, etc. Currently, each tool used by SNCF is only dedicated to one kind of data. It is tedious for operators to cross the information and carry out an effective maintenance monitoring. For the maintenance manager, it is difficult to have a clear overview of the geographical area for which he is responsible. The service order with Autodesk Consulting made it possible to create a digital model (Civil 3D and Dynamo4Civil) usable in the office (NavisWorks), or on site with a GIS collaborative platform (ArcGIS Online). The site three-dimensional transcription allows to display information coming through various databases. In addition to providing a centralized tool for maintenance monitoring, the new solution facilitates the permanent-way appropriation to any firm newcomer because there are currently no plan deliveries in site premises.

Key Learnings

  • Identify the new rail maintenance workflow defined by SNCF network owner
  • Measure how visual programming add value for data management
  • Create a smart link between BIM model-authoring and GIS analysis
  • Explore CDE as the new mobile device for track maintenance on site

Speakers

  • Bérenger MARQUES
    My name is Bérenger MARQUES and I am a BIM Maintenance deployment manager for SNCF Réseau, the owner of French rail network. Graduated two years ago from an engineering school in Paris through apprenticeship, I became an intrapreneur thanks to an internal partnership between my company and the PathFinder program. This time helped me to get the following vision: « a good manager is someone who give the opportunity to his teams to give the best of themselves ». Recently, I had the opportunity to present to my leadership a new maintenance approach for permanent-way infrastructures through new technology workflows and support from Autodesk Consulting. The objective is to implement the solution in 24 regional centers and could impact the daily job of 6.000 users. Digital transition offers new opportunities with application fields that have not all been exploited. I am now proud to be able to present you these investigations during this Autodesk University class in English.
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    Quentin MARQUETTE
    Quentin Marquette is a former employee of Autodesk Consulting EMEA and skilled engineer on infrastructure projects. Now, freelance and owner of his company, he helps his customers to complete their digital transitions.
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