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Since the origins of the railway in the XIX century most of the innovation and deployment efforts have been focused on aspects related to traffic management, driving support and monitoring of the train state (Shafiullah et al., 2007). The aim has been to ensure the safety of people and trains and to meet schedules, in other words, to ensure the railway service under secure conditions. To achieve this it has been necessary to establish a communication channel between the mobile elements (trains, infrastructure reparation machinery, towing or emergency vehicle, and so on) and the earth fixed elements (command posts and stations, signals, tracks, and so on) (Berrios, 2007).

Wireless Technologies in the Railway: Train-to-Earth Wireless Communications