1981 – July – Johnson – Queensland Railways – Signal Communications Se
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1978 – March – Birrell – Description of Larse Supervisory System
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W Birrell Associate IRSE Westinghouse Brake & Signal Co The Style MCL-1 Larst equipment supplied to ANRC Tasmanian Region, is a Time Division Multiplex data transmission system configured to transmit and receive the status of controls and indications between Launceston Control Centre and Outstations located at Coldwater Creek, East Tamar Junction and Relbia. The equipment is designed aroud Larse Data Communicator Modules which were introduced into Australia during 1972. Larse Data Communicators make extensive use of Metal Oxide Semiconductor (MOS) techniques and introduces large scale integration into the Remote Control and Superviory field.
1965 – Oct – Rees – Various Aspects of the Rebuilding of the Commonwealth
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1981 – July – Cumming – Staff Training – Vicrail
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R.G. Cumming FIRSE Brisbae Queensland Recruitment into the tradesman level is generally by apprenticeship. Retirement and resignation losses are covered by planned replacement through apprenticeship and only extraordinary losses are filled by recruitmen from outside industry. The fact that both recruitment methods are use in use necessitates training procedures to cover each requirement, and as this area is to be the topic of my detail presentation, I will not expand on it at this time.
1947 – Nov – Inauguration
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Article from the Journal of the Institute of Transport