Project description
Smart maintenance for railway networks
The European railway network includes more than 300 000 km of tracks, widely connecting all cities and towns and representing a key asset in the European transportation ecosystem. Maintenance is essential to ensure safety and sustainability. In this context, the EU-funded Shift2Rail project DAYDREAMS will set a course for the integration and use of data and artificial/human trustworthy intelligence together with a context-driven human machine interface (HMI). Specifically, it will improve the decision-making process and design advanced context-driven HMIs to allow context- and risk-aware multiple-options decision-making processes. The project will validate its proposed solution using several scenarios. The validation will test the solution and its suitability for future adoption in multi-actor environments.
Objective
The overall DAYDREAMS objective is to move forward the integration and use of data and artificial/human trustworthy intelligence together with context-driven HMI for prescriptive Intelligent Asset Management Systems (IAMS) in railway by (i) advancing in maintenance approach towards prescriptive asset management, (ii) improving the decision-making process by developing multi-objective decision optimisation approaches taking into account all implications of IAMS decisions in the railway environment, and (iii) reinforcing the role of the person-in-the-loop by designing and developing advanced context-driven HMIs to allow context- and risk-aware multiple-options decision-making processes.
The HMI will allow the person-in-the-loop to: (i) properly access and visualise predictions/metrics and models, (ii) assess why and how the model predicts something, (iii) Steer models by setting parameters, and (iv) evaluate alternatives using parameter steering and extending this process through speculative execution.
The DAYDREAMS objective will be assessed by validating the proposed solution using the following two-step approach: (i) A first validation at TRL 4 of the approaches (developed prescriptive asset management) using several internal scenarios and one scenario provided by the CFM IN2SMART2 project; (ii) A further validation of the DAYDREAMS methodologies integrated in a TRL 5 prototype using at least two scenarios: at least one internal scenario and the IN2SMART2 scenario. The validation will cover both the performances of the prototypes and its trust for future adoption in multi-actors environments.
The validation will be carried out by defining evaluation and validation metrics and KPIs: (i) linked to asset management problems to be solved by the involved Infrastructure Managers (IMs) and related baselines, (ii) quantified and measurable; (iii) referred to high-level KPIs defined in the S2R IMPACT2 CFM project, and (iv) useful to address multi-objective optimisation.
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H2020-EU.3.4. - SOCIETAL CHALLENGES - Smart, Green And Integrated Transport
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H2020-EU.3.4.8.3. - Innovation Programme 3: Cost Efficient and Reliable High Capacity Infrastructure
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RIA - Research and Innovation action
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Call for proposal
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(opens in new window) H2020-S2RJU-2020
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1050 Bruxelles / Brussel
Belgium
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