Mobility is a global issue for the future. Increasing globalisation, rising world population, demographic change and growing urbanisation are causing traffic levels to rise and are leading to changing mobility needs throughout the world. These developments present technological, ecological, economic and societal challenges.

The vehicles of the future have to integrate into the urban environment in a compatible way and meet the needs of people and fulfil their individual mobility service requirements. Intelligent vehicle systems properly integrated with ICT applications offer new ways of meeting high levels of safety and comfort by applying new environment detection systems and vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure communication. These vehicles also feature new low-emission drive systems with minimised weight and attractively low costs.

The urban mobility of the future requires innovative concepts and research approaches to address these challenges. Not only the integration of new mobility concepts in existing infrastructures is asked, but new customer orientated business models and services for rising profitability is needed.

We kindly invite you to discuss innovative aspects for FUTURE URBAN MOBILTY during the smart city expo in Barcelona on 16th of November 2015. Speeches of international specialists in the following fields are waiting for you:

• Connectivity
• Mobility Concepts
• Mobility Services
• Urban Planning

16th November 2015

09:00h. Registration

09:15h. Opening session and welcome

09:30h. CARNET Initiative Barcelona - Download PDF

• Mr. Daniel Serra, CARNET Project Manager

09:45h. Automotive Research Centre Niedersachsen NFF - Download PDF

• Dr. Kathrien Inderwisch, TU Braunschweig

10:00h. Overview of current situation and trends

• Dr. Christoph Waeller, Volkswagen Group

Urban Mobility: present and future - Download PDF

• Prof. Dr. Jaume Barceló, UPC & CARNET Academic Director

11:00h. Coffee Break

11:20h. The German cooperative project URBAN: Components for future urban mobility - Download PDF

• Dr. Stephan Hoffmann, TU Braunschweig

12:00h. Planning transport systems in light of new technologies, new business models, and new behaviours - Download PDF

• Prof. Joel Franklin, KTH Stockholm

13:00h. Smart Cities: System-Oriented Approach with Citizens in Focus Czech - Download PDF

• Prof. Thomas Horak, Technical University Prag

13:20h. Pause

14:00h. Future challenges for a transport solution provider - Download PDF

• Mrs. Beatrice Jonsson, Research manager, Scania

14:40h. New Mobility Services: Advanced Journey Planners - Download PDF

• Mr. Josep Laborda, Royal Automobile Club Catalonia (RACC)

15:20h. Active Traffic Management and New Technologies - Download PDF

• Prof. Markos Papageorgiou, TU Crete

16:10h. Coffee Break

16:30h. AIM - Application Platform for Intelligent Mobility - Download PDF

• Dr. Henning Mosebach, German Aerospace Centre DLR

17:20h. Connected and Dependable Services for Urban Mobility - Short talks,

• Moderated by Prof. Andreas Rausch, TU Clausthal
• SocialCars – Cooperative Services for Urban Mobility, Prof. Jörg Müller, TU Clausthal - Download PDF
• Model Based Architecting for evolutionary design of Systems of Systems, Dr. Axel Mauritz, Airbus - Download PDF
• Connectivity and Service Platforms for Mobility Services, Prof. Hans-Peter Schwefel, Aalborg University - Download PDF
• Engineering for Dependable Urban Mobility Services, Dr. Mario Trapp, Fraunhofer IESE - Download PDF
• Adaptive and Dependable Mobility Services Based on Integration of Design-Time and Run-Time, Prof. Andreas Rausch, TU Clausthal Download PDF

18:30h. Round Table

• Prof. Dr. Markos Papageorgiou, TU Crete
• Prof. Andreas Rausch, TU Clausthal
• Moderated by Prof. Dr. Jaume Barceló, UPC & CARNET Academic Director

19:30h. Closure

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