The LXM System Rebuild Project continues to progress well, the expected delivery is October 2024.
Our rebuild isn't just about upgrading technology; it's a leap towards enhancing efficiency and connectivity.
A key feature of the LXM System Rebuild is it's new geospatial interface, allowing users to easily navigate to crossings via an interactive map. This new interface compliments existing search interfaces (searching via crossing attributes or via a textual query) and provides a new way to visualise search results. This new feature will allow level crossing stakeholders to quickly explore, visualise, and manage their level crossing data.
Exciting demonstrations will showcase the LXM System rebuild directly to end users, you will be advised when demonstrations become available.
For more information or if you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us at Support@alcam.com.au
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Additional supporting documents are available to users logged into the LXM System. These include an ALCAM Crosssing Assessment Handbook and LXM User Guide.
The ALCAM Crossing Assessment Handbook (the Handbook) sets out the process for carrying out ALCAM surveys of road and pedestrian level crossings in Australia and New Zealand. This Handbook is intended for use by technical personnel with general knowledge of surveying techniques and who have undertaken appropriate training, who wish to survey level crossings according to ALCAM requirements.
The LXM User Guide (the Guide) is a reference guide on the operation of the LXM system an integrated web-enabled database for managing level crossing information, in Australia and New Zealand. This Guide is intended for use by personnel registered as an LXM User and is not for general distribution.