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Posted by Brian Evans (Member # 21113) on :
 
Hi Guys,

I thought the following may be of interest to your members and the USA railfan community.

Railpage Australia (http://www.railpage.com.au) has established a railcam site on a very busy freight main line in and out of Melbourne.

There are a number of cameras providing feeds of the rail traffic which includes:

1. Inbound and outbound freight (intermodal and other traffic) access to Melbourne's terminals including:

Port of Melbourne
North Dynon Terminal
Melbourne freight Terminal
South Dynon Terminal
Melbourne Yard and MOT

2. Interstate Standard Gauge traffic for passenger services which includes:

Melbourne to Adelaide "Overland" service 3 times per week
Melbourne to Sydney "XPT" service 4 times per day

3. All freight on SG west of Melbourne terminals passes by the cameras

The project provides a real time updated photostream on flickr for camera #2 which is a IR capable unit.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/railpage/

This photostream is updated each time a train passes the cameras. Images are taken and sent to flickr as motion is detected.

video from camera #2 is sent to youtube. This is available at:

http://www.youtube.com/user/railpage

Tags for the video content are "bunbury street" and railpage

A regularily updated "live" picture of the tracks and trains is available via camera #1 at:

http://kkvcam1.omni.com.au

The location of the webcam is illustrated here:

http://maps.google.com.au/maps?q=corner+moreland+and+bunbury+street&hl=en&sll=-25.335448,135.745076&sspn=0.011248,0.021307&t=h&z=16

I hope you guys enjoy the project.

Regards
Brian
Melbourne
 
Posted by Brian Evans (Member # 21113) on :
 
Example images

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XPT morning departure from Melbourne to Sydney on 25-6-2011 by Railpage, on Flickr

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Adelaide to Melbourne POTA container service through Bunbury Street on 25-6-2011 by Railpage, on Flickr
 


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