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CORRIDOR RHINE-ALPINE – Annual Report 2016 List of Figures 3
List of Figures
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C-OSS manager Martin Ruiz at the TEN-T Days 2016................................................ 7 KPIinternationaltrafficvolume......................................................................................... 9 KPImodalsplit2009–2016......................................................................................... 11 KPI offered, requested and pre-allocated capacity via the C-OSS.......................... 12 KPI ratio of conflicting PaP requests (double booking at X-8)................................ 13 Punctuality on RFC Rhine-Alpine (0-30’) in%.............................................................. 15 KPIarrivalpunctuality(0-30’)in%................................................................................. 16 Overview of projects reported in the Annual Report 2016 ofRFCRhine-Alpine........................................................................................................... 18 ABS/NBS Emmerich–Oberhausen, 2016 planning status.................................... 20 NBSRhine/Main–Rhine/Neckar.................................................................................. 21 Current state of tunnel perforation on Ceneri Base Tunnel (CBT)........................ 22 Geographical course of construction phases “4m corridor”.................................. 23 Scheme of Lötschberg Base Tunnel extension.......................................................... 24 Overview of line sections Chiasso–Monza................................................................... 26 Routing of new line Genova–Tortona via Giovi Pass.................................................. 27 RFC Rhine-Alpine team at the strategy workshop..................................................... 29 Findings of discussion with RUs on study topics........................................................ 32 RFC Rhine-Alpine at the TEN-T Days 2016 in Rotterdam....................................... 34 Opening RFC Strategy Sessions (Shared priorities – Planning)............................. 39 Opening RFC Strategy Sessions (Shared priorities – Operations)........................ 39 Opening RFC Strategy Sessions (Shared priorities – InfrastructureInvestments)............................................................................................ 40 Opening RFC Strategy Sessions (Shared priorities – Governance)...................... 40 Organisation of NSA Corridor Group of RFC Rhine-Alpine andRFCScanMed............................................................................................................. 47
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