Alstom’s Security and Network & Telecoms teams based in Madrid are leading the development and implementation of the security, communication and passenger information systems for the new Montreal automatic metro, Alstom’s largest turnkey project in Canada and one of the largest driverless metro systems in the world.
Alstom Spain’s Technology Centre in Madrid is responsible for the development of the ISM (Integrated Security Manager) and the other subsystems that make it up. These include infrastructure cyber-security, the system’s network and telecommunications, CCTV, the passenger information system, the communication system with the security forces, the passenger announcement system and intrusion detection, both on the tracks and in the stations.
The first section of this new network, known as REM (Réseau Express Métropolitain), entered commercial service at the end of July.
