ITS Strasbourg 2017

a walk through the programme

Didier Gorteman - Congress Director

Eric Sampson - Senior Programme Advisor

Panellists: Didier Gorteman, Director of Congresses Eric Sampson, Senior Programme Advisor Moderator: Pamela Valente, Congress Programme Manager

Agenda

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Theme “ITS beyond borders”

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Formal opening

Conference programme

Exhibition

Demonstrations

Technical visits

Associated events

Social events

Formal closing

Overall congress content

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The week in overview Monday 19 June

09:00

09:30

10:00

10:30 Coffee Break

11:00

11:30

12:00

12:30

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13:30

14:00

14:30

15:00

15:30 Coffee Break

16:00

16:30

17:00

17:30

18:00Exhibition Ribbon Cutting  

18:30

19:30

20:00

20:30

21:00

22:00

Coffee BreakMayors' Summit

Sessions

Sessions

Coffee Break

Coffee Break

Sessions

 Gala Dinner

Workshop EU

funding

19:00

Sessions

Welcome Reception in the

Exhibition

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Opening Ceremony

Plenary 1

Plenary 2

Lunch Break

Wednesday 21 June Tuesday 20 June Thursday 22 June

Exh

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Plenary 3

Conclusions

Closing Ceremony

Sessions

Sessions

ASFA

Conference

Lunch Break

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Lunch Break

Sessions

Sessions

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Programme @ a glance

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Programme

Opening & Closing

Ceremonies

3 Plenary Sessions

6

Executive Sessions

9

EC sessions

45

Technical Scientific

Commercial Sessions

50+

Special Interest

Sessions Programme

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Plenary sessions

&

Executive sessions

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PL1 Mobility across borders

Focus on the main theme ITS beyond borders and its different aspects

PL2 Smart cities and future ports: what is the role of ITS?

Focus on benefits, barriers and ways forward deriving from the change of

relationship between ports and the cities

PL3 Cooperative, connected and automated mobility

Focus on new scenarios and key deployment challenges for technological

and regulatory issues, interoperability, cross-border operations and

cooperation between stakeholders.

Plenary sessions

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1. Digital Infrastructure for cooperative,

connected and automated mobility

What is included in the definition of Digital Infrastructure,

taking into account the point of view and the role of different

stakeholders?

2. Next generation goods delivery

A radical rethink is needed on how to create a future-proof

and sustainable logistics system that no longer considers

people and freight transport separately.

Executive sessions (1)

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3. Satellite Technologies applied to mobility

With the fusion of space and terrestrial sensor data

delivering a comprehensive picture of transport conditions

and environmental impacts, satellite technologies are no

longer unrealistic but affordable and reliable transport

services. How can we best use them ?

4. Transport network evolution

Digital networks complement the physical ones driving

delivery solutions based on Big or Open Data and

Information; we need to amend our planning and

management to acknowledge this transformation.

Executive sessions (2)

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5. Mobility services – from transport to mobility

The new paradigm of Mobility as a Service poses

challenges for service provider, transport providers and

customers’ data management. Will the innovation required

come from incumbent operators or from start-ups?

6. ITS and the environment

Finding the right mix of policies, technological innovation,

behaviour and choices, to provide an efficient level of

mobility but in a more sustainable way.

Executive sessions (3)

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Some key numbers – Papers & SISs By type

• Technical 161

• Scientific 28

• Commercial 28

By topic PAPERS SISs

1. Mobility services – from transport to mobility 48 6

2. Next generation goods delivery 11 8

3. Transport networks evolution 55 8

4. Connected and automated transport 71 23

5. Satellite technology applied to mobility 9 4

6. ITS and the environment 16 6

7. Freestyle and cross-cutting 7 4

217 59

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The Best Scientific Paper is

SP858 “ Cycle2Work: An empirical study on potential personalised

rewarding schemes delivered via smartphone technologies”

by Bingyuan Huang and colleagues from the University of Twente Centre

for Transport Studies, the Netherlands

The judges said:

“An innovative look at a common deployment problem – measuring how

successful you have been. The paper reports on a study evaluating the potential

effectiveness of incentives for cycling and describes a rigorous scientific method

that could be applied in other sectors”.

Best Papers Award 1

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The judges commented “We have two excellent examples of knowledge transfer in

action of equal high quality so we have made two awards for Best Technical Paper”

TP855 “Cross-modal challenges and opportunities in transport safety”

by Isabela Erdelean and Peter Saleh from the Austrian Institute of Technology

The judges said:

“This paper aimed at understanding the common challenges facing all transport modes in

order to provide better customer information, improved safety and security as well as

indicators of the technologies, methodologies and approaches that might help us reduce

energy consumption”.

TP785 “Traffic Management 2.0, Contractual agreements and Schemes”

by Tiffany Vlemmings from the Netherlands National Data Warehouse and

colleagues from 4 other Netherlands organisations The judges said:

“A comprehensive and well-written description of the TM 2.0 (Traffic Management 2.0)

innovation platform that is a mini-reference guide for both new and experienced users. A

paper of great practical benefit for suppliers, users and regulators”.

Best Papers Award 2

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Fast moving topics TOPIC PAPERS SISs

GLASGOW 2016

1. From standalone to connected to automated 75 8

2. Bringing services to users 85 18

3. Transport applications of satellite technologies 15 4

4. Sustainable transport for people and goods 50 8

5. ITS and climate change. 30 7

STRASBOURG 2017

1. Mobility services – from transport to mobility 48 6

2. Next generation goods delivery 11 8

3. Transport networks evolution 55 8

4. Connected and automated transport 71 26

5. Satellite technology applied to mobility 9 4

6. ITS and the environment 16 6

7. Freestyle and cross-cutting 7 4

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International SISs

Opening Ceremony

Best Paper Awards

Plenary 1 ‒ Mobility across borders

Exhibition ribbon cutting

Welcome Reception

Congress day-by-day ‒ Monday

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PL 2 Smart cities and future ports: what is the

role of ITS?

ES 1 Digital Infrastructure for cooperative,

connected and automated mobility

ES 2 Next generation goods delivery

ES 3 Satellite technologies applied to mobility

Congress day-by-day ‒ Tuesday

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Mayors’ Summit

ES 4 Transport network evolution

ES 5 Mobility services – from transport to

mobility

ES 6 ITS and the environment

EC Funding workshop

Gala Dinner

Congress day-by-day ‒ Wednesday

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PL3 - Cooperative, connected and

automated mobility

Congress Summary

Closing ceremony:

• Best Session Awards

• Strasbourg highlights video

• Cross-Rhine Driverless Shuttle Challenge award

• Boost Up start-up award

• Videos of next Congresses

Congress day-by-day ‒ Thursday

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Congress website: www.itsineurope.com

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Exhibition

+90 exhibitors on 5000 sqm, +3000 attendees from 50 countries

Reserved 9%

Available 1%

Booked 88%

Hold 2%

Floorplan Strasbourg 10 May 2017

Reserved

Available

Booked

Hold

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Strasbourg demonstrations (confirmed so far)

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• Cross-Rhine Driverless Shuttle International Challenge

• eCall Advancement The I_HeEro project demonstrating eCall advancement is coordinated by

Catapult.

• Hybrid Bikes The Hybrid bikes demonstration is coordinated by VEDECOM.

• Cooperative ITS The SCOOP@F project demonstrating connected roads activities is

coordinated by DIR-EST.

• Cooperative ITS for Speed Advice and Cargo Transport Optimization The Cogistics project demonstrating GLOSA is coordinated by Geoloc Systems.

• Promising start-ups from Strasbourg Visitors will get the chance to see how these young companies can add value to the industry and affect their personal mobility.

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• SIRAC Strasbourg Traffic Management Centre

• Strasbourg Autonomous Port

• IoT Lab by Icube / Karlsruhe Institute for Technology

Register quickly, limited places

Technical visits

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Workshop on funding organised by the EC

ASFA Conference

ESOA - Satellite Communication Meeting

Boost Up start-up (near-market project and products pitch

session) organised by Alsace Digitale

Digital Centre: students’ vision on future mobility organised

by the Shadok and the Eurometropolis of Strasbourg

Launch of the “European Mobility Institute of Strasbourg”

Energy Summit organised by the French Energy Association

EC Friends of ITS conference

MaaS Alliance meeting

Start-up challenge coaching session organised by the EC

ERTICO General Assembly

TM 2.0 General Assembly

. . . . and other events

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Welcome Reception

Exhibition Hall

Monday 19 June

…It is not only work…

Social programme

Gala Dinner (themed evening)

Villa Quai Sturm

Wednesday 21 June

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Why attend? • A focus on the emerging solutions for mobility in cities

• Hear the latest news on connected and highly automated vehicles

• A unique network opportunity: think of the 20 experts you would most like

to hear from or talk to and at least 17 of them will be in Strasbourg

• A mix of achievements, research and other work-in-progress, and

strategies. You’ll see and learn about what works but also experience

what the leading players are preparing for next year’s products and

services

• The European Commission and many national public authorities play

an extensive part in the Congress – hear from them and make

valuable contacts

• Congresses aren’t exclusively listening events: you can meet the

presenters and ask your questions

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Monday • SIS 01 - Mobility as a Service – new business and

service approaches • SIS 02 - An international dialogue on roles of ITS in the

New Urban Agenda • SIS 04 - International Cooperation on Connected and

Automated Driving: current activities • The Opening Ceremony

Tuesday • SIS18 - Dragon’s Den for MaaS • TS12 - Satellite Technology for transport network monitoring • TS 06 - ITS improving air quality • SIS 21 – Now and next: going digital in freight transport

And finally: my personal choices (1)

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Wednesday • SIS 02 - International dialogue on roles of ITS in the

New Urban Agenda

• SIS 32 - C-ITS for public authorities: challenges and

barriers to deployment

• SIS 33 - Mobility as a Service – the perspective of Rail

and Public Transport

• TS 27 - User acceptance

Thursday • SIS 49 - Modelling the impact of connected and

automated vehicles on network performance

• TS 31 - Safe operation of connected & autonomous vehicles

• The Closing Session and ceremony

And finally: my personal choices (2)

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Thanks to our

sponsors for

their support !!

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Thank you for joining us!

We look forward to seeing you in

Strasbourg 19-22 June!

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