DELIVERABLE D6.3 - urban track
DELIVERABLE D6.3 - urban track
DELIVERABLE D6.3 - urban track
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4.1.1. First Network of Operators meeting<br />
D0603_UITP_M24.doc<br />
TIP5-CT-2006-031312 Page 11 of 14<br />
URBAN TRACK Issued: 12/08/2008<br />
Quality checked and approved by project co-ordinator André Van Leuven<br />
The first meeting of the network of operators was held in Brussels on 31 may 2007. 7 members<br />
of the network were present and also 5 operator members of the Consortium, representing:<br />
No.- Name- Company- City/Country<br />
1.- Roberto Rispo – Metronapoli- Naples (I)<br />
2.- Lutz Keller - Dresdner Verkeherbetriebe AG – Dresden (D)<br />
3.- Raúl Bonito – Metro do Porto – Porto (PT)<br />
4.- Miroslav Penc – Prague Public Transport Company – Prague (CZ)<br />
5.- Romain Defosse – TCAR Rouen, Rouen (F)<br />
6.- Chris Chatfield – Centro Birmingham – Birmingham (UK)<br />
7.- Robert Grzywacz - TW Warsaw – Warsaw (PL)<br />
Members of the Consortium<br />
1.- Michel Pellot - TMB – Barcelona (E)<br />
2.- Alberto Sánchez López - Ferrocarriles Andaluces – Sevilla (E)<br />
3.- Ignacio Fernández Muñoz - Metro de Madrid – Madrid (E)<br />
4.- Oliver Glaser – VBK - Karlsruhe – (D)<br />
5.- Victoria Jones - Transport for London, London (UK)<br />
The meeting was an excellent opportunity to present to the network of operators members<br />
whose knowledge of the project as such, and <strong>urban</strong> rail research issues in general, varied. It was<br />
also an opportunity for the Network of Operators to present their expectations linked to the<br />
project and to learn about the way the collaborative work will go forward. No deliverables<br />
were discussed at that meeting, but it was extremely useful as a place where members of the<br />
consortium and members of the network could meet, and as a forum allowing shaping the way<br />
URBANTRACK can help small and medium-sized networks.
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