Management Model of Smart Stations under Urban Rail Transit FAO Conditions

[Objective]In order to further explore the production operation and business management model in line with the actual operation of urban rail transit, ensuring the scientific process and optimization of the station management mechanism and management capacity, it is necessary to study the smart station management model under fully automatic operation (FAO) conditions. [Method]Taking into account the current planning and construction situations for FAO and smart stations, a smart station management model under FAO conditions is discussed. According to the characteristics of FAO system and smart station, the management model of smart station under FAO is deeply analyzed; by comparing and analyzing the management models of traditional station and FAO smart station, suggestions for the FAO smart station management model are proposed. [Result & Conclusion]Under FAO conditions, the regional management of smart stations is better than the natural station management of traditional stations, and can effectively strengthen the on-site business guidance. In addition, it is necessary to combine the new technology features of FAO system and smart stations to comprehensively improve the staff's capabilities in station service management, safety management, emergency management, organization management and personnel management, effectively ensuring the operational service quality.

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SHILAP Revista de lepidopterología
Published
2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.16037/j.1007-869x.2024.12.035
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Safety and Risk Management
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Management Model of Smart Stations under Urban Rail Transit FAO Conditions

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Management Model of Smart Stations under Urban Rail Transit FAO Conditions

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Abstract

[Objective]In order to further explore the production operation and business management model in line with the actual operation of urban rail transit, ensuring the scientific process and optimization of the station management mechanism and management capacity, it is necessary to study the smart station management model under fully automatic operation (FAO) conditions. [Method]Taking into account the current planning and construction situations for FAO and smart stations, a smart station management model under FAO conditions is discussed. According to the characteristics of FAO system and smart station, the management model of smart station under FAO is deeply analyzed; by comparing and analyzing the management models of traditional station and FAO smart station, suggestions for the FAO smart station management model are proposed. [Result & Conclusion]Under FAO conditions, the regional management of smart stations is better than the natural station management of traditional stations, and can effectively strengthen the on-site business guidance. In addition, it is necessary to combine the new technology features of FAO system and smart stations to comprehensively improve the staff's capabilities in station service management, safety management, emergency management, organization management and personnel management, effectively ensuring the operational service quality.

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