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communications-based train control: a standalone construct

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Railway engineering

train signalling that uses continuous radio communication of train position to a wayside controller, allowing moving-block separation instead of fixed blocks.

In railway engineering, communications-based train control refers to train signalling that uses continuous radio communication of train position to a wayside controller, allowing moving-block separation instead of fixed blocks. This meaning comes from Pascoe (2009) in IEEE Vehicular Technology Magazine.[1]

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References

Pascoe, R., & Eichorn, T. (2009). What is communication-based train control? IEEE Vehicular Technology Magazine, 4(4), 16-21. https://doi.org/10.1109/mvt.2009.934665

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