CVIS training workshop - THE CONNECTED TRAVELLER
How communication technology can support road network management and increase road safety – Opportunities for public authorities
Hannover, Germany
2-3 December 2009
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The two-day training workshop aimed at providing participants with a solid grounding in the basic concepts and current research & development related to cooperative systems, as well as introducing the potential of this technology to address transport challenges at urban and regional levels.
The workshop was mainly addressed at traffic managers, transport planners, and decision makers from local and regional authorities. The programme was organised around plenary and working group sessions. The plenary sessions included information about road network management and the concepts, benefits, and possible deployment of cooperative systems. The working group sessions allowed for in-depth discussions of the potential use and benefits of cooperative systems, and possible ways in which deployment of cooperative systems could be managed by public authorities.
Presentations
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Welcome and introduction to the workshop
Peter Christ, CVIS coordinator, ERTICO – ITS Europe |
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Road traffic management – State of the art
Nick Hounsell, Transportation Research Group, University of Southampton |
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Main challenges for road traffic management - Managing commercial vehicles in the city
Pierre Schmitz, Brussels region |
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Informing the traveller – How cooperative systems could improve the travel information system in The Hague
Toine Molenschot, City of The Hague |
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Road user charging
Eirik Skjetne, Norwegian Public roads administration |
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Introduction to Cooperative Systems
Peter Christ, ERTICO-ITS Europe |
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Vehicle-infrastructure communication - a short introduction to the technology
Maartje Stam, Logica |
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Cooperative applications for road network management and increased traffic safety Applications for road traffic management
Nuno Rodrigues, Vialis |
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Applications for freight & fleet management
Magnus Gunnarsson, Volvo Technology |
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Applications for increased road safety
Gertjan Spierenburg, Logica |
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How cooperative systems can increase energy efficiency and reduce emissions
Jaap Vreeswijk, Peek Traffic |
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Evaluating cooperative road traffic management
Prof. Martin Fellendorf, University of Graz |
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Thursday, 3 December 2009
| Cooperative systems on the road – Cities sharing their experience |
Cooperative loading bay management for freight vehicles
Steve Kearns, Transport for London |
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Helmond pilot area – policy meets technology
Gert Blom, City of Helmond |
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Reducing congestion, increasing road safety: why Hessen region is investing in cooperative systems
Hendrik Zurlinden, Hessian agency for road traffic and transport |
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Cooperative systems: new opportunities for policy delivery
Fred Verweij, Rijkswaterstaat |
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How to bring cooperative systems on the road? Deployment issues and deployment scenarios
Lina Konstantinopoulou, ERTICO-ITS Europe |
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Making it work in Dortmund
Michael Ortgiese, PTV |
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National policies and how they could affect local authorities: The Dutch Policy Roadmap for cooperative systems
Tom Alkim, Rijkswaterstaat |
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Let’s start deploying cooperative systems – how cities can get involved!
Lina Konstantinopoulou, ERTICO-ITS Europe |
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