Railway data Management System (RDMS)

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Railway Data management system (RDMS)® is a version of Railway Doctor™ software that provides tools for railway condition surveys and reporting and for the planning of rehabilitation measures.
 

The General Features

- Linking railway survey data

- Synchronised presentation of results

- Analysis tools

- GIS presentation of any survey & analysis data

- Rehabilitation design

RDMS Data View, displaying selected data from a project: video, map, GPR data with interpretations and core sample information. All data and picture windows can be viewed and scrolled with linear synchronization.

Input Data

Data attachable to Railway Doctor projects includes:

· GPR data (GSSI, 3-D Radar, MALÅ, Sensors & Software, IDS)

· Reference data (e.g. layer depths from drill core results)

· Railway databases

· Geometry information

· Databases (MS Access, Paradox, MySQL etc.)

· Digital video, photos, maps and images

· Any files readable using the workstation’s other programs (e.g. .doc, .xls, .pdf, .htm files)

Features for Railway Designers

Interpreted measurement results can be developed in RDMS® to produce:
· An overview of railway network condition status
· An analysis of the reasons for distress in each problem section
· Presentations of suggested rehabilitation measures and their estimated costs
· Presentation of the results in GIS maps

Presentation of Results

The analysis results and rehabilitation planning data can be exportedfrom RDMS® in different text file formats, which allow data transfer
e.g. to the client’s road database, to MS Excel, SPSS, or GIS or CAD programs. Results can be also presented using RDMS® own GIS
option. Data views can be exported as Bitmap image files, or to a printer.

For inquiries and price quotations, please contact Roadscanners or your nearest RDMS® software distributor.

System Requirements

Railway Doctor ® WIN runs in MS Windows 98SE, NT 4.0, NT 2000 and XP operating systems.

Minimum requirements for hardware are: computer with 600 MHz Pentium III processor or equivalent AMD processor, free memory capacity of 20 Gb on hard disk and 256 Mb of RAM memory.