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metro train management system dbms

Metro Rail operators are tasked to efficiently transport millions of people every day while providing Comfort, Safety and Security. At the same time metro operators face challenges such as managing aging infrastructure, planning for new lines and improvements and enhancing efficiency of operations.

Protecting passengers and improving efficiencies
The recent terrorist attacks on metro systems around the world have shown the importance of providing new levels of security to the people that use public transportation. In addition to the terrorism threat, metro systems are facing challenges around vandalism, pick pocketing and other criminal activities that can create passenger discomfort and add cost.

To effectively elevate not just the perceived but the real security of a rail transport network, investing in new security products by itself is not the solution. Only when all systems are integrated into a single user interface and operators are armed with the right information to initiate emergency response actions can a higher level of security be achieved. Honeywell has a long, successful history integrating Building Management systems into state of the art Control Centers across various industries and applications.

Honeywell solutions provide the ability to achieve this level throughout a rail system’s operations, by tying together subsystems and controllers for all applicable Safety, Security and HVAC systems while also leveraging existing infrastructure and legacy systems.

Honeywell understands the complexities and challenges of metro rail systems and is a trusted partner to many operators around the world. With local technical resources and capabilities in almost every major city, we offer the accountability and service responsiveness that is able to meet response time targets and assure uptime of systems.

To enable operators and government entities to invest into technology even under budgetary constraints, Honeywell offers a complete portfolio of financing options, from classical financing schemes to Operational Leases and Energy Performance Contracting.

Metro moves you around Melbourne
As the city’s metropolitan rail service, Metro operates 203 six carriage trains across 830 kilometres of track, transporting 415,000 customers each day. We aim to encourage the Melbourne community’s vibrant and ever evolving lifestyles, by providing a seamless transport solution to keep individuals connected.

With 15 lines, 218 stations and services seven days a week, Metro can take you wherever you’re headed across the city, whenever you want to go.

Customer Charter
The Metro Customer Charter is currently being revised. This new version will be available to view on the website soon and a PDF download in multiple languages will also be available. A revised print version will be offered at our stations; we will keep you updated on when these will be available.
Click here to download a PDF of the existing Customer Charter.

Our Shareholders
Metro, or Metro Trains Melbourne, is a consortium of rail and construction businesses, all of which have unrivalled credentials. The Metro team draws on the strengths and experience of three leading rail industry organisations: Hong Kong’s MTR Corporation, Australia’s John Holland Group and UGL Rail, a division of United Group Limited.

These shareholders have a long and successful history of working together, bringing their expertise to both local and international rail industry projects. These include the operation of entire rail systems; the successful delivery of long term service supply agreements covering rolling stock supply, maintenance and refurbishment; rail infrastructure maintenance and renewals and the delivery of major capital works programs.

Metro is strongly committed to providing the Melbourne community, and its visitors, with a comfortable, safe and reliable train network as part of an interconnected public transport service, striving to rival the world’s best.

MTR Corporation
MTR Corporation aspires to be a leading multinational company with a vision to connect and grow communities with caring service.

The Corporation was established in 1975 with a mission to construct and operate an urban metro system for Hong Kong. In June 2000 it was re-established as the MTR Corporation Limited and in October 2000 was listed on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong. On 2 December 2007 the operations of the Government-owned rail operator, the Kowloon-Canton Railway Corporation, were merged into the MTR, heralding a new era in Hong Kong railway development.

The merged rail network comprises nine commuter railway lines, a Light Rail network and a high-speed Airport Express link. With an average weekday patronage of nearly 5.4 million passengers in Hong Kong, MTR is regarded as one of the world’s leading railway operators for safety, reliability, customer service and cost efficiency.

The Corporation is involved in a wide range of business activities in Hong Kong in addition to its railway operations. These include the development of residential and commercial property projects, property management, shopping malls leasing and management, advertising media and telecommunication services in trains and stations.

Today, from its starting base in Hong Kong, the Corporation has expanded into the Mainland of China and taken on a range of railway-related projects and operations internationally. In the Mainland of China, the Corporation has been involved in the construction of and now operates Beijing Metro Line 4 and Line 14, Shenzhen Metro Line 4 (Longhua Line) and Hangzhou Metro Line 1. The Corporation also operates and manages London Overground in the United Kingdom, Melbourne Metro in Australia, Stockholm Metro and intercity service between Stockholm and Gothenburg in Sweden. The Corporation was awarded the Crossrail Train Operating Concession in the United Kingdom in July 2014, and in September 2014 the Northwest Rapid Transit Consortium, of which the Corporation is a shareholder, was awarded the Operations, Trains and Systems public-private partnership contract for the North West Rail Link project in Sydney.

The Corporation also offers worldwide railway consultancy and contracting services. Clients served include metro companies, government authorities and rail system suppliers in the Mainland of China, India, Australia, the Middle East and Southeast Asia.

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INTRODUCTION
It is an integrated service that provides all the information about the subway and its routes to the public. The proposed system is a web-based application that provides information on times, routes and the fair. This system manages public comments on services through its complaint management system. This system also contains an online recharge module where users can recharge their smart cards online through the site. There is also a management module where admin can add stations, trains, routes and also update fairs. The administrator is a panel composed of a group of authorized persons.
OBJECTIVE.
The objectives of the project are:
• Users can file complaints through the site.
• User login page where users can reload tickets online.
• Users can view the subway schedule.
• The user can also view the fair details and the route map.
• An administrator login page where admin can add stations, trains, routes,
• Update fairs and even add a new administrator.

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