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÷ Founded in 1996, financed by Korean government
÷ 246 individuals works for railway R&D division and national project
division
÷ Key research area
Rolling stock, track & civil engineering, signaling & electrical
engineering, railway policy & operation
÷ National projects
High speed train development , upgrading conventional railway, design
urban rail transit system, transportation technology, Trans-
Trans-Korean
railway construction
National safety R&D program from 2004
÷ Homepage : www.krri.re.kr
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÷ à.7 billion passenger moved 65.4 billion passenger-
passenger-km
÷ Railway take more than 25% of passenger-
passenger-km
÷ Passenger--km increase 2% every year
Passenger
÷ 10 TOC operate 99 lines(4,000km)
Korail operate 80 lines(à,à80km)
9 Metro TOC operate 16 lines(500km)
1,050 station, 1,510 level crossing(26 accidents, à fatalities)
60% of lines are electrified
280 individuals work on safety management
460 accidents, 190 fatalities (40% are attempted suicide)
÷ Experience based safety management Risk based safety management
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÷ National rail : 25à accidents, Metro : 207 accidents
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÷ Passenger¶s concern on safety
÷ Structural reform of railway industries
Separation of operator and infrastructure manager
Change of Health and Safety Act at Work (working hours, shift work)
÷ Metro related accident increase
pncrease number of attempted suicide and slip in the platform
÷ Aging of population
÷ KTX (Korea Train eXpress) operation from 2004
÷ Preparation of international Railway connection
TSR (Trans Siberian Railway)
TKR (connection of the North and South Korean Railway)
÷ Electrification of conventional line
÷ pncreasing railway hazards but no railway safety plan by 2004
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÷ Private organization
Korail : operate passenger & freight train, traffic control, track &
station maintenance. (Korea National Rail from 2004)
Metro operating company : 7 metro funded by regional governments
Private TOCs
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÷ The 1st Railway Safety Plan (2006-
(2006-2010)
Safety measure in 6 field, 77 projects (6 billion USD )
Reducing 40% of accidents and fatalities
÷ Safety Plan in 2006
Staff management 1à projects, à1mil. USD
Upgrading safety infrastructure : 1à projects. à92 mil. USD
Rolling stock safety management 16 projects, 558 mil. USD
Establishment of SMS : 11 projects, 1 mil. USD
Accident investigation and emergency response system : 14
projects, 7 mil. USD
R&D on Safety technology : 10 projects, 16mil. USD
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÷ Application of safety standard for collison, derailment, and fire
÷ pnterior material change : Non-
Non-toxic gas release in case of fire
÷ Risk assessment for design approval
÷ Discharging old rolling stock(> 25years)
÷ pnstallation & Upgrade : signaling, comm. System
÷ Upgrading rolling maintenance equipments
÷ Etc.
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÷ Regulation for Safety Case (2006), Risk Assessment (2008)
÷ Regulation for Trespass, level crossing management
÷ Regulation for R/S design approval and verification
÷ SMS for dangerous freight transportation
÷ SMS will be developed in relation with R&D results
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÷ Establishment of ARAp
Expertise in investigation
Cooperation system with other organizations
Design & construction of accident and safety information system
÷ Publishing railway safety white paper
÷ Construction of preliminary traffic control center for emergency
response
÷ Establishment of security and terror response system
÷ Advertisement on emergency response
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÷ System engineering for the interface control of research topics
÷ System safety application( including risk assessment)
÷ R&D on human factors, training system using simulator
÷ Testing and evaluation technique for major accident (including
testing infrastructure installation)
÷ Design and construction of an safety information management
system
÷ Development of emergency action guideline for designed accident
scenarios
÷ Development of intelligent level crossing and the improvement of
safety performance
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÷ Current national R&D program for railway safety
System safety & system engineering
Establishment of safety management system
Development of assessing & preventing techniques for major
accidents
÷ 1à programs are based on risk assessment
÷ Results will be reflected in the next safety plan, regulations and rules