Leica Zeno for Rail Asset Collection and Management

The Project:

Regional Rail Link is a new rail line designed to remove major bottlenecks in Victoria’s train network. This will be done by untangling metropolitan and regional tracks as they travel through Melbourne’s west, into the heart of Melbourne. Dedicated regional tracks will be built from West Werribee Junction to Deer Park, then along the existing rail corridor from Sunshine to Southern Cross Station.

Deliverable:

Detailed report including graphical and numerical representation of areas, up to full management of the enterprise GIS database used by all employees

The Challenge:

The Project Alliance Agreement stipulated that participants in this project have to deliver a list of the assets installed on the rail network and the location of each asset so as to enable ease of transfer to an Asset retirement obligations (AROs) asset management syste

Instruments: 

  • Leica Zeno 5
  • Leica GG03 SmartAntenna

Software: 

  • Leica Zeno Field
  • Leica Zeno Office
Leica Zeno TruStory

“Regional Rail Link is a landmark infrastructure project designed to remove major bottlenecks in Victoria's rail network. It will do this by untangling metropolitan and regional tracks as they travel through Melbourne's west into the heart of the city.

The project is being delivered by six work packages, including the Rail Systems project team which is responsible for delivering the project's signalling, train control and communications technology.

A major part of any project the scale of Regional Rail Link is keeping accurate records regarding exactly where new infrastructure has been installed.

The Rail Systems project team engaged C.R Kennedy Survey  Solutions to provide the surveying instruments needed to precisely record the equipment delivered as part of its scope of works.

C.R Kennedy not only provided the equipment, but also support and guidance about their products, enabling the Rail Systems team to meet its contractual requirement to provide the exact location of each piece of equipment it installed to our client.”

For more information about the project, contact the Community Information Line on 1800 107 925

Regional Rail Link website