Conference on Improving personal mobility for urban environments: applications and perspectives. Brussels, Belgium 16 th July, 2013.

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1 intelligent Transport system for Optimized URban trips Conference on Improving personal mobility for urban environments: applications and perspectives Brussels, Belgium 16 th July, 2013 Programme Version: 1.00 (draft) Author (s): Revised by: Approved by: FG FG FG Date: 10/06/2013 Date: 11/06/2013 Date: Content: This document contains the programme of the final conference organized by Fondazione Graphitech (FG) to be held in Brussels, the 16 st July File name: _Brussels_Final_Conference_Agenda.docx

2 DISTRIBUTION LIST NOMINATIVE COPY N i-tour partners 1 PSB members 1 Public 1 REVISION RECORDER REVISION DATA CHAPTERS/PARAGRAPHS MODIFIED OBSERVATIONS 1 10/06/2013 First release - draft 2 03/07/13 Second release - draft 3 09/07/13 Third release - draft 4 10/07/13 Fourth release - draft 5 15/07/13 Fifth release _Brussels_Final_Conference_Agenda.docx Pag. 2 of 9

3 Table of Contents Section 1 Brussels Final Conference 4 Section 2 Brussels Final Conference: objectives 4 Section 3 Conference Programme 5 Section 4 How to reach Conference Premises _Brussels_Final_Conference_Agenda.docx Pag. 3 of 9

4 Section 1 Brussels Final Conference The Final i-tour Conference is intended to present highlights on the results achieved during the course of the i-tour project as well as an insight about the latest innovations and projects in the field of Intelligent Transport Information Systems applied not only on public transports but also on several different environments. Section 2 Brussels Final Conference: objectives Fondazione Graphitech is responsible for the organization of the conference, with the aim of: - Provide an insight on new trends of Transport and Security research; - Ensure openness and visibility of the latest i-tour project results; - Involve stakeholders in future activities; - Promote networking opportunities for future follow-ups for the presented research results. The target audience is: - Academics; - Transportation services providers; - Transport and mobility associations and networks; - IT service providers; - Transportation companies; - General public (e.g. i-tour end users). Conference topics include, but are not limited to, the following: - Current and emerging trends in ITS; - Emerging requirements in the context of next-generation ITS; - New routing techniques for true multimodal transportation; - Collecting transport data from the crowd; - Innovative user-friendly interfaces for ubiquitous access to ITS services; - Trust and Privacy implications; - Creating incentive mechanisms to promote use of public transportation; - Collecting and processing data through web-services; - How to integrate existing infrastructures with new ITS technologies; - Designing ITS based on interoperable web service infrastructures; - The issue of standardisation across several disciplines; - Examples of new ITS in the context of several locations in Europe; - Examples of business modelling and planning applied to ITS solutions _Brussels_Final_Conference_Agenda.docx Pag. 4 of 9

5 Section 3 Conference Programme a.m a.m. Participants registration a.m a.m. Welcome Address The European Commission Welcome greetings Daniele Magliocchetti, Fondazione Graphitech Piero Trucco, Formit Servizi a.m a.m. The multi-modal routing system of i-tour an overview of the main components Speaker: Jianwei Zhang, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven a.m a.m. Crowd-sourcing real-time travel information Speaker: Licia Capra, University College London a.m a.m. Privacy and Security in smart cities - the itour contribution to protecting the citizen Speaker: Scott Cadzow, C3L a.m a.m. Optimizing trips for daily urban travellers: the i-tour mobile app Speaker: Daniele Magliocchetti, Fondazione Graphitech a.m p.m. i-scope: interoperable Smart City services through an Open Platform for urban Ecosystems Speaker: Irene Facchin, Fondazione Graphitech p.m p.m. Coffee Break p.m p.m. A personal transit pre-trip planner: theoretical framework and experimental results Speaker: Umberto Crisalli, Tor Vergata University of Rome Stakeholders Session p.m p.m. V2X tools and methods needed for application developments: learnings from i-tour Speaker: Alex Mugnai, Tass International - TNO p.m p.m. Public transport load system@circumvesuviana: prospectives after i-tour project Speakers: Anita Fiorentino and Pasquale Rovito p.m p.m. The province of Trento as Service Provider Speakers: Fabio Chemolli, Province of Trento p.m p.m. Business modelling and planning applied to ITS solutions The i-tour case Speaker: Piero Trucco and Cristina d Alessandro, Formit Servizi and Fondazione Formit _Brussels_Final_Conference_Agenda.docx Pag. 5 of 9

6 12.50 p.m p.m. i-tour dissemination activities Speaker: Cristina d Alessandro, Fondazione Formit _Brussels_Final_Conference_Agenda.docx Pag. 6 of 9

7 Section 4 How to reach Conference Premises The conference will be held at EU Commission, Place Charles Rogier, Room [TBD]. How to reach the conference venue from the airport: By Car: - Head northwest on Leopoldlaan - Continue on A201. Take E40 and N23 to Bolwerklaan/Av. du Bld in Sint-Joostten-Node - Continue on Bolwerklaan/Av. du Bld. Drive to Pl. Charles Rogier/Karel Rogierplein - Slight right onto Bolwerklaan/Av. du Bld - Slight right onto Pl. Charles Rogier/Karel Rogierplein - Place Charles Rogier _Brussels_Final_Conference_Agenda.docx Pag. 7 of 9

8 By public transport: Bus 272 from Brussels Airport terminal A at 7.40 am to Brussel Rigier at 8.21 am Bus 272 from Brussels Airport terminal A at 8.09 am to Brussel Rigier at 8.52 am _Brussels_Final_Conference_Agenda.docx Pag. 8 of 9

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