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This presentation includes a description of traditional transportation planning and simulation like it is used by more than 2.000 customers worldwide. Secondly, it includes online modelling, traffic state prediction and forecast and how this could be used for both traffic information and traffic control.
Organised by: PTV AG
Location: Seminar Room 1

Virtual parking permits instead of traditional paper based permits are not only beneficial for the environment but also minimizes administration and provides flexibility for the end users. This Software as a Service application from Cale offers the next generation in residential parking and account management.
Organised by: Cale Access AB
Location: Seminar Room 2

Complex transportation management problems require multivariate analysis and simulations to develop optimal solutions. In this presentation, case studies are examined where analytics, integrated into the central TMC software, take a stronger role.
Organised by: Telvent Transportation
Location: Seminar Room 1

The objective of this presentation is to demonstrate the importance of an intergrated information service concerning on-street parking management for operators and municipalities, and for users, allowing sustainable mobility in our cities. It demonstrates Parkeon's approach through concrete business cases.
Organised by: Parkeon
Location: Seminar Room 2

Cooperative systems are expected to have significant effects on traffic safety, traffic management, and road capacity. New communication technologies are required to achieve these goals. This seminar will inform you on the latest possibilities, limitations and impact of new communication technologies e.g. from CVIS and the SPITS project.
Organised by: TNO
Location: Seminar Room 1

PARKHELP presents an urban information system enabling integrated management of all the parking spaces in a city, providing information in real time to the driver and to the organisation in charge of urban mobility.
Organised by: Electronic Engineering Solutions (ParkHelp)
Location: Seminar Room 2

To ensure safer roads, Sagem Sécurité places its expertise and know-how at the service of governments and local authorities . We assist you in your road safety projects and in your efforts to change the behavior of road safety users with regards to road safety rules. To meet your specific needs and expectations, Sagem Sécurité has developped: turnkey solutions, comprehensive solutions, and on demand solutions.
Organised by: Sagem Securité
Location: Seminar Room 1

The Verkeersonderneming in the region Rotterdam has the target to reduce traffic on the A15 with 20%. In order to realise this target, the verkeersonderneming has contracted the firm Spitsscoren to introduce roadpricing. Special about the deal is that Spitsscoren has the obligation to reduce traffic with 5% every workingday. Spitsscoren is responsible for the whole proces.
Organised by: Dutch Ministry of Transport, Public Works and Watermanagement and the urban region Arnhem-Nijmegen
Location: Seminar Room 2

The EFOY Pro fuel cell is the perfect energy source for mobile and stationary traffic applications. The EFOY Pro delivers reliable, maintenance-free and environmentally friendly power for many weeks and months. Road safety providers no longer need to replace empty batteries and that reduces operating costs and improves the safety of staff.
Organised by: SFC Smart Fuel Cell AG
Location: Seminar Room 1

This presentation addresses a complete ITS platform solution. How to benefit from all-in-one system solutions from design to turn-key delivery of an integrated systems that may include various program modules, freeway management, tunnel management, tolling, transit management, UMTS integration, incident management, enforcement, parking and many more.
Organised by: Telegra
Location: Seminar Room 2

Better roads must be built by practitioners who are fully aware of the full ecological repercussions of their activities and of the growing potential for enhancing positive while reducing negative impacts. In this session the IRF will present its greenhouse gas calculator – CHANGER - specifically tailored to road infrastructure projects. Arup’s presentation “Shaping effective and sustainable ITS solutions” will draw on global case studies to show how modal integration and sustainability can inform effective ITS output.
Organised by: International Road Federation
Location: Seminar Room 1

Ghost traffic jams are the greatest cause of congestion in the Netherlands. In a unique and large-scale experiment TNO, within the SPITS-project context, demonstrates that these causes of traffic jams can be minimized when systems are introduced which can communicate which each other with respect to acceleration, speed and position.
Organised by: TNO
Location: Seminar Room 2

In this presentation NDW will look back and share experiences on setting up the organisation and the data warehouse for traffic information. We will inform you about the stage we are in at this moment and look ahead of all future opportunities.
Organised by: National Data Warehouse for Traffic Information (NDW)
Location: Seminar Room 1

Vehicles are increasingly equipped with information and communication systems. Area wide coordinated traffic management is enabled by an increasing amount of road-side based sensing, processing and actuating equipment. This presentation will review how in-vehicle systems can be used as a tool for traffic management in the Driving Guidance theme of the High Tech Automotive Systems Innovation Programme. It will address the ongoing projects Connected Cruise Control, Connect & Drive and Strategic Platform for Intelligent Transport Systems as well emerging issues for new projects.
Organised by: HTAS/TU Delft
Location: Seminar Room 2

Organised by: Chinese Ministry of Transport
Location: Seminar Room 1