Stations

So that transport hubs function smoothly.

Recognize overload in advance and take preventive action. This makes interventions more effective and saves costs. We use the Crowd Monitor to analyze how public facilities are used. This allows overloads to be detected at an early stage. This provides operational managers or security staff with information at an early stage so that they can initiate measures.

When and where security personnel are needed - ASE analyzes the operational situation, shows the dynamics of traffic hubs and allows personnel deployment to be planned in the long and short term based on specific forecasts. The security department can act proactively, efficiently and according to plan, saving personnel costs and optimizing personnel planning.

Our alarm system for passengers recognizes when there are too many passengers in the danger zone and warns them with loudspeaker announcements before the train enters. The operational safety management system on the platform works automatically and directs passengers away from the overcrowding zones.

Data-based planning for the future.

How long can a station be operated safely and functionally? ASE's capacity check tests stations and shows their future viability. This creates a fact-based foundation for effective investment planning. Possible future load scenarios are modeled based on current data and future changes such as growth forecasts, construction measures, future timetables, etc.. This reliably shows how and until when a station can be operated functionally and safely.

When converting a public facility, the safety of passengers must be verified by means of a "Safety certificate for public facilities". ASE has clearly structured the preparation of safety certificates and automated the required calculations. This simplifies order management for our customers and shortens processing times. Thanks to its knowledge of the guidelines and limit values in various countries, ASE has comprehensive expertise and an extended horizon in the area of legal requirements relating to the flow of people.

When planning station conversions, architects need concrete information on the required dimensions and capacities in terms of passenger flow, as well as the number of tracks required, the desired retail space and the connection to the surrounding area. ASE provides these key figures in an easy-to-understand and flexible form so that safe and functional operation can be guaranteed and the scope for action in the design is ensured.

Continuous operation and customer satisfaction during the construction phases.

When traffic junctions are rebuilt, there are special challenges for operations. ASE's construction phase scan not only checks the passenger routing but also the dimensions of temporary facilities with regard to passenger flow. This ensures that a station remains operational even under difficult conditions. This procedure is now standard in modern large-scale projects and is part of risk management, which minimizes unforeseen disruptions and subsequent costs.

While transport hubs are being rebuilt, there are unavoidable bottlenecks for passengers. However, their effects and risks can be minimized. Appropriate operational measures avoid peak loads and increase the flow of passengers. And with expectation management and targeted communication, customer satisfaction also increases.

Whether shopping center or train station, city center, public facility or convention center: they all invest structurally in building management. But is it really necessary to clean toilets when they are not in use? And who informs the operator if an escalator is not running, an elevator is out of order or there is unexpected soiling? With ASE's tool, you can reduce costs thanks to greater efficiency and at the same time increase customer satisfaction because your building management works at every level.