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Journal of Rapid Transit System and Technology No.56
            pp. 37-58, 2021                                   DOI 10.29670/JRTST.202110_(56).0003




            Received June 25, 2021, accepted August 31, 2021, date of publication October 31, 2021



                           How to realize the fully automatic
               Communication Based Train Control


                        (CBTC)-Taking the first phase of the

                    Taipei Circular Line as an example




            JUIWEN SU , YUCHIA CHANG
                                         1
                       1
            1  Systemwide E&M Project Office, Department of Rapid Transit Systems, Taipei City Government,
            Taiwan
            Corresponding authors: YUCHIA CHANG, E-mail: 1A268@trts.dorts.gov.tw


                                              ABSTRACT


            This article introduces the fully automatic Communication Based Train Control
            System (CBTC). The CBTC has gradually replaced the traditional track circuit
            system and has become the mainstream of the modern MRT Operation Control
            Systems (OCS) because of the advantages of advanced digital wireless
            communication technology, the rapid development of train control software and
            hardware, the simplified wayside and the station OCS equipment with
            comprehensive functions and the flexibility and expandability of CBTCs.
            Moreover, in terms of operation and maintenance time, CBTC is simpler than the
            said traditional track circuit.


            The first phase of the Taipei Circular Line which as built and completed by DORTS
            officially commenced revenue service from January 31, 2020. This project adopts
            the Communication Based Train Control (CBTC) system with the highest
            automation level of the GoA4 system, and it is also the second CBTC GoA4
            system after the Taipei Wenhu line in Taiwan.


            Keywords:  Taipei Circular Line, Communication Based Train Control, CBTC, GoA4
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