3D terrain model of the Old Oak Common area for the Crossrail Project (Elizabeth Line) - bridge detail
3D terrain model of the Old Oak Common area for the Crossrail Project (Elizabeth Line) - driver's view
3D terrain model of the Old Oak Common area for the Crossrail Project (Elizabeth Line) - trackside signalling
3D terrain model of the Old Oak Common area for the Crossrail Project (Elizabeth Line) - overhead signalling gantry
3D terrain model of the Old Oak Common area for the Crossrail Project (Elizabeth Line) - overhead power lines
3D terrain model of the Old Oak Common area for the Crossrail Project (Elizabeth Line) - gasometer
3D terrain model of the Old Oak Common area for the Crossrail Project (Elizabeth Line) - driver's view
3D terrain model of the Old Oak Common area for the Crossrail Project (Elizabeth Line) - new track
3D terrain model of the Old Oak Common area for the Crossrail Project (Elizabeth Line) - trackside signalling
3D terrain model of the Old Oak Common area for the Crossrail Project (Elizabeth Line) - trackside residential properties
3D terrain model of the Old Oak Common area for the Crossrail Project (Elizabeth Line) - trackside residential properties
3D terrain model of the Old Oak Common area for the Crossrail Project (Elizabeth Line) - complex bridge detail
3D terrain model of the Old Oak Common area for the Crossrail Project (Elizabeth Line) - passing under a bridge

Rail: Old Oak Common – Crossrail (Elizabeth Line)

3D Real-time scenario of the Old Oak Common area for the Crossrail Project (Elizabeth Line) modelled for use in rail driver training.

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Description

This detailed, geo specific and accurate, 3D terrain model, covers an area in length of over 3km around Old Oak Common station.

9 different training routes (Moves) were accurately created, with detailed signage, selectable signalling and points.

This Real-time scenario was modelled for use in rail driver training videos. Its primary purpose was for drivers to view and understand new and remodelled rail lines, upgrades and areas not yet built, helping them to fully learn the new routes prior to driving them for real.

This project can also be used for real-time simulator driver training, signal sighting development and planning reviews.

The project was undertaken in conjunction with Track Access Services Ltd as part of the Crossrail (Elizabeth Line) project.

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