Recent Articles
Posted By: FOSA Staff
Wed May 18th, 2022
Most railway tracks already utilize pre-existing, trackside fiber optic cable infrastructure, which makes fiber optic train and rail monitoring incredibly advantageous.
Posted By: FOSA Staff
Wed Oct 14th, 2020
ASELSAN MIDAS-(R)ailway Multi Purpose Intelligent Distributed Acoustic Sensor rewarded with the "Best Innovation Award 2020" in big companies category in 6th ERCI Innovation Awards - using DAS technology to collect acoustic data and analyze it to detect intrusions on the railway
Posted By: FOSA Staff
Thu Jul 23rd, 2020
Using a system supplied by Frauscher, a fiber-optic cable is laid along the line, which uses rail defectoscopy to detect cracks or breaks in the rail by picking up the vibrations produced by the train passing by.
Posted By: FOSA Staff
Tue May 12th, 2020
Acoustic Sensing - A train’s vibration pattern as it progresses its journey is picked up by lineside sensing equipment, usually a fiber optic cable....Installations exist worldwide, including on Network Rail and London Underground.
Posted By: FOSA Staff
Tue May 12th, 2020
Fiber optic sensors, which work on the basis of Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS), provide comprehensive access to a wide range of information surrounding the railway....These solutions allow an overview of the entire railway network, including rolling stock, to be formed in real-time.
