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Summary of Level Crossing Protection discussion held at the 19th Annual General Meeting of the Australian Section of the IRSE.  Brisbane, April 1967.

JOHN R CRUIKSHANK, Brisbane, Australia MlEAust CPEng TEng IRSE

Project Co-ordinator, Queensland Rail

In 1887 the Queensland State Government committed funding to constructing

B. STEELE FlRSE

EB SIGNALS PTY. LTD. BRISBANE QLD.

Computerised interlocking systems have been in operation for more than a decade, the first one having been brought into

AW Wardrop

Research Officer, NSWGR

The following discussions relate to two aspects of a computer simulation model developed for NSWGR by members of its Research and

E Goodman MIRSE

Construction Engineer, Signal and Telegraph Branch, NSWGR

B.P. Tumalty FIRSE

The title of the Paper to be presented, clearly means that the contents will be subjective, the intention is to review the major stages of contracting with particular

G.D. Erdos S.T.A. B. Tech., M.I.E., Aust., M.I.R.S.E.

Running almost in parallel with the Re-signalling Project two significant events were taking place which would strongly lnf luence

EPA Holman A.M.I.E.E.

Westinghouse Brake and Signal Co. Ltd.

This paper has been written following the recent bringing into service of the Automatic Hump Yard in Melbourne. 

AM Hambleton BE

Austral Standard Cables Pty Limited

The need for protection of cables against the ingress of moisture has long been a problem in the communication industry.

John Kelly, BE, ASTC, FIEAust, lRSE

Project Manager, Train Radio GHD-Transmark