OSRD

Open Source Railway Designer is free, open-source software that accurately simulates the operation of a rail network. These simulations help improve current and future passenger and freight train traffic. They speed up decision-making in favor of rail travel, reducing CO₂ emissions into the atmosphere.

Operational study scenario

Operational study scenario

Conflicts visible in the space-time diagram

Conflicts visible in the space-time diagram

Track occupancy diagram

Track occupancy diagram

Itinerary modal

Itinerary modal

Network graphic view of a transport plan

Network graphic view of a transport plan

Map viewer (tracks, signals, detectors, operational points)

Map viewer (tracks, signals, detectors, operational points)

Rolling stock editor

Rolling stock editor

Short-term path request (D-8 to D-1)

Short-term path request (D-8 to D-1)

Railway design

Railway design

Modify the rail infrastructure and timetables to design realistic scenarios

Capacity Analysis

Capacity Analysis

Identify conflicts and visualize the allocated capacity to optimize a transport plan

Short-term planning

Short-term planning

Automatically add new trains to a timetable using the residual capacity

Open source development

Open source development

Anyone can use, redistribute and contribute to the development of OSRD

Governance

Governance

The development of OSRD is open-source, and the project is hosted by the OpenRail association

Designed for interoperability

Designed for interoperability

Simulate prospective infrastructures formats and custom signalling systems

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(business needs covered, interface, open source development)

Ministère de l'Aménagement du Territoire et de la Décentralisation

European Union

SNCF Réseau