Simulation du système OCTYS approuvée par la RATP

Une mise à jour de OCTYS le système de contrôle commande des trains du métro de Paris va être désormais simulé sur la flotte de simulateurs fournis par CORYS à la RATP.

La simulation de la version 3 du système OCTYS a été approuvée par la RATP. Le déploiement sur l’ensemble des simulateurs, 15 compacts et 1 réplique, est prévu début juillet.

Ce système de type communication based train control (CBTC) permet de gérer le contrôle et la commande des trains de plusieurs lignes à pilotage manuel du métro parisien. Il englobe des automatismes au sol et embarqués à bord des trains.

La formation sur simulateurs va permettre à la RATP de former ses 600 conducteurs sur cette nouvelle signalisation qui entre en vigueur en juillet. 

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