SICE says it all with Sidera

SICE’s flagship centralised traffic management system Sidera now manages all the company’s ITS equipment on more than 2,500km of roads and 340km of tunnels worldwide. In fact, Sidera handles data for some of the world’s most iconic and complex infrastructures. These include the Calle 30 in Madrid, the WestConnex tunnels in Sydney, the Seattle Tunnel in the US and the Stockholm Bypass.

September 21, 2022

Natasha Thomas & Francisco Malagon of SICE

Sidera’s main features – all visually explained at the company’s booth – include a unified graphic user interface enabling operators to monitor and control all critical systems. The system is scalable and upgradable. Modular and expandable architecture makes it easy to add technological advances and new functions as well as integrates it with third party tools, a wide range of databases and any type of device.

Standardisation is a key feature for this integration. Sidera follows internationally approved standards to reduce the risk of incompatibility between different systems, devices and applications.

For security, there is built-in redundancy of servers and communication networks. There is also multi-language support in terms of multi-language Human-Machine Interface which can easily incorporate new languages if required.

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