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
02/12/2009
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Cities’ transport problems
Chair: Prof. Martin Fellendorf, University of Graz
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09.30
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Registration and coffee |
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10.00
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Welcome and introduction to the workshop
Peter Christ, CVIS coordinator, ERTICO – ITS Europe |
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10.15
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Road traffic management – State of the art
Nick Hounsell, Transportation Research Group, University of Southampton |
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11.00
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Main challenges for road traffic management
Managing commercial vehicles in the city
Pierre Schmitz, Brussels region
Informing the traveller – How cooperative systems could improve the travel information system in The Hague
Toine Molenschot, City of The Hague
Road user charging
Eirik Skjetne, Norwegian Public roads administration
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12.30
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Discussion: Main challenges for road traffic management and limitations of current ITS solutions
Moderator: Nick Hounsell, Transportation Research Group, University of Southampton |
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Cooperative systems: toolkit of solutions to cities’ transport problems?
Chair: Peter Christ, ERTICO-ITS Europe
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14.00
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Introduction to Cooperative Systems
Peter Christ, ERTICO-ITS Europe |
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14.30
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Vehicle-infrastructure communication - a short introduction to the technology
Maartje Stam, Logica |
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14.50
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Cooperative applications for road network management and increased traffic safety
Applications for road traffic management
Nuno Rodrigues, Vialis
Applications for freight & fleet management
Magnus Gunnarsson, Volvo Technology
Applications for increased road safety
Gertjan Spierenburg, Logica
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15.45
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Coffee break and visit to exhibition |
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16.15
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How cooperative systems can increase energy efficiency and reduce emissions
Jaap Vreeswijk, Peek Traffic |
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16:45
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Evaluating cooperative road traffic management
Prof. Martin Fellendorf, University of Graz |
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Summary and closing of day 1 |
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03/12/2009
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Benefits of cooperative systems
Chair: Prof. Martin Fellendorf, University of Graz
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09.00
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Cooperative systems on the road – Cities sharing their experience
Cooperative loading bay management for freight vehicles
Steve Kearns, Transport for London
Helmond pilot area – policy meets technology
Gert Blom, City of Helmond
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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Coffee break |
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11.00
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Cooperative systems: new opportunities for policy delivery
Fred Verweij, Rijkswaterstaat
Benefits of cooperative systems
Discussion in small groups
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Lunch |
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Deployment of cooperative systems
Chair: Lina Konstantinopoulou, ERTICO-ITS Europe
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13.45
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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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14.15
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The role of cities in deployment - How cities could benefit in the different scenarios
Discussion in small groups |
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Coffee break |
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16.00
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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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End of training workshop |
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