Prozessautomatisierung in der Verkehrstelematik (PA)
Module |
VW-VI-108 |
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Participation |
Start: Every year in the winter semester |
Amount of hours per week: |
3. Semester: 2/1 Lecture/Exercise |
Teachers: |
Dr.-Ing. Birgit Jaekel - Verantw. LK |
Requirements: |
Knowledge from: |
Usability: |
VW-VI-661 - Distributionstechnik |
Exam: |
Winter semester: Summer semester: |
Credit Points & Module Grade: |
7 Credit points |
Aim of the course
The course provides an introduction to concepts and methods for the creation and operation of computer-aided, remote process automation solutions in transportation. The students are enabled to recognize the possibilities of using the interdisciplinary ideas of control engineering and traffic telematics in order to formulate well-founded tasks for detailed technical developments and to guide their practical implementation.
Content of the subject
Grundlagen der Prozessautomatisierung
- Conceptual basics of process automation
- Methodical basics for the description, modeling and analysis of automation, control and regulation systems
- Special consideration of traffic telematic requirements and applications
Einführung Verkehrstelematik
- The historical role of transport telematics
- Conceptual basics
- Computer-aided passenger guidance and information systems
- Telematics in road traffic, public transport and rail traffic
- Service automation and vehicle automation
- Fully automated and on-demand transport systems
- Intermodal and computer-integrated traffic control systems
Working materials for the courses
The documents for the lecture "Grundlagen der Prozessautomatisierung" can be found in the OPAL course under:
The access data for the course were announced in the lecture. Course enrollment is mandatory. The exercises and the self-test on mathematical basics can also be found in the OPAL course. Enrollment in an exercise group is mandatory for this.
As these slides are only for internal use by the students of the field of study Transport Telematics, a login with password is required for access, which will be announced in the lecture.