Bordeaux 2015 ‒

thoughts and lessons

for Montreal 2017

Prof Eric Sampson

Chief Rapporteur

1. Space: Space technologies and services for ITS

2. Cooperative ITS: Cooperative ITS deployment

challenges

3. Multimodality: Multimodal transport for people

and goods

4. Smart Cities: Urban trends driving ITS changes

5. Sustainable Mobility: Solutions for

sustainable mobility

6. Automation: Towards highly automated driving

7. Big Data – Open Data: Are Big Data and Open

Data transport’s “Silver Bullets”

The 7 Headline Topics

Continuity pre‒Congress Vienna Dublin Helsinki Bordeaux Glasgow

GNSS and space technologies

Connected vehicles including automated and autonomous

System-system cooperation and coordination

Interoperability and cross-border roaming Smart Cities

Modernising our evaluation of benefits / Observatory

Electromobility Cloud Computing A bigger role for smartphones and transport apps Multimodality especially freight & logistics

ITS support for older drivers or inexperienced drivers

The use of behaviour and social media Sustainable mobility Eco-driving systems

Electric vehicles as mobile elements of a ‘smart’ grid Open data / Big Data and soft sensors

Mobility as a service

Boosting deployment of female engineers & technical experts

Bringing services to users

End user engagement Enabling younger delegates to join the Congress.

ITS and Climate change Integrating rural, inter-urban, and urban transport

The red highlight Bordeaux entries are the main Congress topics

Programme overview

270 sessionsPalais des Congrès

Plenary sessions (3)

Executive sessions (14)

High-level technology summits(2)

IBEC sessions (4)

Stakeholder Workshops (7)

Hall 1 - Exhibition

Industry Insight sessions(10)

Project report and review sessions(18)

Interactive sessions (14)

Commercial Paper sessions (11)

General Public Sessions (3)

Host Sessions (8)

National ITS Corner Sessions (6)

Commercial Sessions (5)

Hall 2

Special Interest sessions (68)

Technical/Scientific sessions (98)

12,000+ participants from 100+ countries (target 10,000)

3,400+ delegates (target 2,500)

800+ visitors to the Public day

230 Media representatives

34 Demonstrations (target 25)

2500+ Demo slots

25,000 m2 Exhibition space (target 25,000)

433 companies from 40 countries in the Exhibition

6,000 exhibition visitors during the week

12 Ministers, Vice-Ministers and State Secretaries

attending the Ministerial Round Table on Monday

Key Metrics

Delegate Survey :

• 73 % overall good and

above for delegates and

77 % for exhibitors

• 91% recommend attending

Opening Ceremony 1,477 2,000 1723

Delegates 2,584 2,695 3,043

Press 160 183 231

Ministerial delegations 104 197 178

TOTAL CONFERENCE 2,848 3,075 3,452

Exhibition personnel 1,604 2398 1,653

Exhibition visitors 3,398 1995 5,594

Public Day 419 2,500 865

Accompanying persons 130 145 488

TOTAL EXHIBITION 5,551 7,038 8,600

TOTAL ATTENDEES 8,399 10,113 12,052

Exhibitors 254 304 433

Exhibition sq m gross 14,500 19,000 25,000

Demonstrations 12 23 34

Participating countries 64 91 102

ITS in daily life

Discussion outcomes ‒ summary1. Deployment

2. Space

3. Connected and automated business cases

4. We need deployment impact assessments

5. Internet connectivity = vulnerability

6. Embedded systems security

7. Who pays; who gets the benefits and costs

8. We need more cooperation

9. The automotive ostrich

10. “Smart Cities”

11. Highly automated vehicles in inner-cities

12. Freight renaissance soon

13. Mobility as a Service

14. Mobility as a Service Alliance

The 7 Stakeholder workshops

• SW1 European driverless trials and demonstrators

• SW2 Automated & connected vehicles: the legal

and policy road ahead

• SW3 Moving ideas from the research lab to production

• SW4 Ports & hinterland traffic : Intermodal ITS solutions

• SW5 City-Industry Collaboration for Low-Carbon

Mobility

• SW6 Improving mobility in non-traditional ITS

Markets

• SW7 European Cooperation in the field of

automated and connected vehicles

Main title

Content

Associated events12th AASHTO International Day Sunday 4 October 08:00 - 12:00

International Task Force on Vehicle and Highway Automation (ITFVHA) Sunday 4 October 110:00 - 18:00

European Commission Conference: Friends of ITS Monday 5 October 10:00 - 12:00

FOT-Net Data International Workshop Monday 5 October 09:00-15:30

OPTICITIES Tutorial Session Monday 5 October 13:00 - 16:00

ECITL 2015 Conference Mon 5 - Wed 7 October 3 days

COST Autonomic Road Transport Systems (ARTS) Tues 6 - Wed 7 October 2 days

Use of telematics for dangerous goods transport Tuesday 6 October 14:00 - 17:30

ITS for Powered Two Wheelers – a New Era in Motorcycle Safety Tuesday 6 October 19:00 - 20:30

BigDataEurope Workshop Wednesday 7 October 08:30 - 13:00

ITS for sustainable mobility and the mitigation of climate change Wednesday 7 October 09:00 - 17:30

Compass4D Final Event Wednesday 7 October 13:00 - 18:00

GNSS services and performance standardisation workshop Thursday 8 October 09:00 - 12:30

Training session about European GNSS for Local Administrators and Officers Thursday 8 October 09:00 - 10:30

Training session about European GNSS for ITS developers Thursday 8 October 11:00 - 18:30

Mini-symposium: Transforming freight movement through ITS Friday 9 October 09:00 - 13:30

Workshop on cooperative systems for sustainable transport Friday 9 October 09:00 - 12:00

Exhibition area of 25,000 m²

Zone A: Local Authorities

Zone B & C: Involved in Demonstrations

Zone D: Aerospatial Area

Zone E & F: No specific classification

Red Colour : French Avenue

Demonstrations

34 demos involving 50+ vehicles. Some ‘premières’ expected in real urban traffic conditions

TOPIC 2 / 08COOPERATIVE

ITS

TOPIC 1 / 04

SPACE

TOPIC 3 / 04

MULTIMODALITY

TOPIC 4 / 03

URBAN TRENDS

TOPIC 7 / 01

BIG DATA

TOPIC 6 / 09

AUTOMATED DRIVING TOPIC 5 / 03

SUSTAINABLE

MOBILITY

VEDECOMAISINRENAULTVALEOAKKA, IBEO, EASYMILE, NAVYA, UTBM

PSA 1/ PSA2 / PSA3CONTINENTAL 1 NXP,CODHACOMPASS 4DBULL-ATOS

THALES ALENIA SPACEFLY N SENSE, R&DRONEPLUGGLE.FR, HONTZA

ORANGE, CANCAN, CONTINENTAL 3

MAIRIE DE BORDEAUXLINDSAY, WATTMOBILE

CONTINENTAL 4

CONTINENTAL 2, SODEXTEL/EVTRONIC VEDECOMCOGISTICS

INFRASTRUCTURES

SIGNATURE AXIMUM DECAUDPLUGGLE.FR

This event, over several days, brought together computerprogrammers and others involved in software and Appdevelopment to meet and collaborate on software projectsand computer programming.The objective was to build new web and mobile servicesaround different ITS–related topics, with winning teamsawarded prizes ≈ €10K plus Glasgow ticket.

ITS Bordeaux Hackathon

24 hr student innovation competition

ITS students worked in teams todevelop creative and innovative ITSsolutions, products and services, newusages, creative marketing orcommunication plans ‒ non-stop over 24hours. It was also an excellentopportunity to demonstrate skills tofuture ITS employers.

Winners:

1st Handi social - City centre accessibility for disabled people2nd Serenity - Autonomous vehicle for elderly people in 20303rd The Strickers - Improved living areas of train stations4th Les 10 LSR - Next generation of ITS for road safety to foster safer drivers, safer roads, safer vehicles

Continuity pre‒Congress Vienna Dublin Helsinki Bordeaux Glasgow

GNSS and space technologies

Connected vehicles including automated and autonomous

System-system cooperation and coordination

Interoperability and cross-border roaming Smart Cities

Modernising our evaluation of benefits / Observatory

Electromobility Cloud Computing A bigger role for smartphones and transport apps Multimodality especially freight & logistics

ITS support for older drivers or inexperienced drivers

The use of behaviour and social media Sustainable mobility Eco-driving systems

Electric vehicles as mobile elements of a ‘smart’ grid Open data / Big Data and soft sensors

Mobility as a service

Boosting deployment of female engineers & technical experts

Bringing services to users

End user engagement Enabling younger delegates to join the Congress.

ITS and Climate change Integrating rural, inter-urban, and urban transport

The red highlight Bordeaux entries are the main Congress topics

Total

1 Space Technologies and Services for ITS

48

2 Cooperative ITS Deployment Challenges

188

3 Multimodal Transport for People and Goods

72

4 Urban Trends Driving ITS changes

77

5 Solutions for Sustainable Mobility

127

6 Automated Roads; Management; Driving

129

7 Are Big Data & Open Data Transport’s ‘Silver Bullets’? 106

747

Papers by Topic

Bordeaux

GNSS and space technologies

Connected vehicles including automated and autonomous

System-system cooperation and coordination Interoperability and cross-border roaming

Smart Cities

Modernising our evaluation of benefits / Observatory

Electromobility

Cloud Computing A bigger role for smartphones and transport apps Multimodality especially freight & logistics

ITS support for older drivers or inexperienced drivers The use of behaviour and social media Sustainable mobility

Eco-driving systems

Electric vehicles as mobile elements of a ‘smart’ grid Open data / Big Data and soft sensors

Mobility as a service

Boosting deployment of female engineers & technical experts

Bringing services to users End user engagement Enabling younger delegates to join the Congress.

ITS and Climate change

Integrating rural, inter-urban, and urban transport

1. Autonomous driving (63)

2. Traffic management (20)

3. Human factors in ITS (18)

4. Sustainability (12)

5. Safety (11)

6. Public transport (9)

7. Smart cities (7)

8. Connected vehicles (7)

9. GNSS (5)

10. Big data (5)

Delegate survey: topics at future Congresses

Vienna Tokyo Detroit Bordeaux Melbourne Montreal ?

GNSS and space technologies ? Connected vehicles including automated and autonomous

System-system cooperation and coordination Interoperability and cross-border roaming Smart Cities Modernising our evaluation of benefits / Observatory

Electromobility Road safety issues ? Cloud Computing A bigger role for smartphones and transport apps

Multimodality especially freight & logistics ITS support for older drivers or inexperienced drivers ? The use of behaviour and social media ? Sustainable mobility Eco-driving systems ? Electric vehicles as mobile elements of a ‘smart’ grid Open data / Big Data and soft sensors Mobility as a service ? Boosting deployment of female engineers & technical experts Bringing services to users End user engagement Enabling younger delegates to join the Congress. ? ITS and Climate change ? Integrating rural, inter-urban, and urban transport

Continuity post‒Congress

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