ERTICO eMagazine - October special Congress edition

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In this issue: Ministerial Roundtable Exclusive Interview with Transport Ministers

ERTICO Partnership activities & events Find out where to go and what to do

Exhibitor focus

October 2012

ITS Vienna Special Edition

contents 2

Welcome!

3 Ministerial Roundtable at ITS

Vienna 2012

ITS Hall of Fame 8

Welcome to our special Congress edition of the ERTICO eMagazine!

With less than a week to go until the

year’s Congress. At our stand you will

grand opening of the 19th ITS World

also be able to watch all the videos

Congress, we are very excited to have

submitted to the 2012 ITS Video

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Standardisation and Harmonisation

compiled this month’s issue which

Competition, and the winners for the

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ERTICO Partnership events overview

focuses entirely on the congress and

two categories (General Public and

ERTICO Partnership activities and

ITS Community) will be shown at the

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The faces behind the stands

events.

Closing Ceremony.

In this issue we are thrilled to offer

On Wednesday 24 do not forget to

you an exclusive interview with six

attend our ITS for Urban Mobility day

of the Ministers participating in the

entirely dedicated to solutions that

Ministerial Roundtable on Monday

can increase mobility in cities.

14 Focus on ERTICO Partnership activities

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Exhibitor Focus

19

Congress Floorplan

The views and opinions expressed in this magazine are solely those of the authors and other contributors. These views and opinions do not necessarily represent those of ERTICO or its Partners.

morning.

(Austria),

Ministers Doris Bures Efthemios

Flourentzou

(Cyprus), Merja Kyllönen (Finland), Pavel Dobeš (Czech Republic), Alan Kelly (Ireland), and Tuck Yew Lui (Singapore) share with us their ideas on ITS and ITS deployment.

If you are attending the congress, there are some sessions and events you shouldn’t miss:

On our ERTICO Partnership calendar in the middle of the magazine you will find an overview of all the activities we suggest to check out.

More information on side events and sessions can be found in the Final Programme (available online and widely distributed at the Congress).

Flip to the last page of the magazine and find out where the ERTICO

Come to the European Pavilion (D30)

Partnership stands are. We look

for our cocktail reception on Tuesday

forward to seeing you and to chatting

23 - from 17:30 to meet us in person

with you over one of our delicious

and share your thoughts on this

coffee.

Enjoy the magazine and we wish you a wonderful time in Vienna at the 19th ITS World Congress!

The Editorial Team

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Ministerial Roundtable at ITS Vienna 2012 Interview with Ministers Doris Bures (Austria), Pavel Dobes (Czech Republic), Flourentzou Efthemios (Cyprus), Alan Kelly (Ireland) , Merja Kyllönen (Finland), and Tuck Yew Lui (Singapore)

Thirteen Ministers of Transport will meet in Vienna in the morning of the official opening of the 19th ITS World Congress. In a 2-hour close discussion, Ministers participating and high level representatives will debate the needs and challenges for the successful implementation of ITS. The roundtable will be a great opportunity to share successful stories and the results of national ITS policies and to discuss the impact these projects have had on transport, the environment and society. Last but not least, Ministers will decide on the next steps within the framework of international meetings and World Congresses and endorse a joint statement to support a common approach among the countries for safer, more efficient and greener transport systems and mobility services of the future.

We had the exclusive opportunity to interview some of the Ministries participating in the roundtable and asked them to share their expectations on ITS deployment, the message they will be giving at the meeting and their hopes for future ITS. Your country is very active in

in ITS, on the other hand to make

improvements in mobility, safety,

the deployment of Intelligent

end users aware of their individual

productivity of its transportation

Transport Systems. What do you

advantages. In the end it is always the

system and environmental effects

expect from Intelligent Transport

user who likes and adopts a political

mitigation. We expect to achieve

Systems and how do you support

measure. Therefore the ITS Vienna

better integration of all transport

their deployment?

2012 emphasises the benefits that

modes in order to cover all interfaces

new mobility solutions provide to end

and deploy several applications that

users. During its preparations, the

will assist towards a modal shift

World Congress has already proven

to public transport, an area where

to be an important push towards the

Cyprus is a bit behind compared to

future of mobility, but I am sure there

most of European Member States.

is more to come.

Since the completion of an ITS Master

Doris

Bures

-

Austrian Minister for Transport, & of I

regard

ITS

Innovation

Technology, the as

an

Host

roundtable integrating

element. It helps to combine all means of transport in a seamless way to make the best of a traffic system and therefore holds the key to multimodality. For deploying ITS

Flourentzou Efthemios - Cyprus’ Minister of Communications

and

Works, President of the EU Transport Council

Plan for Cyprus in 2009, we embarked on implementing several systems in order to provide public transport information and planning as well as real time traffic information, to name a few. Through road concessions as

successfully you need the “4 S” –

Cyprus is in the early stages of ITS

well as EU funding through programs

strategies – structures – standards –

deployment. A few systems are running

such as INTERREG we anticipate a

and last but not least you need stories

successfully, while Cyprus is already

more rapid deployment of ITS systems

to tell. On the one hand to further

planning the full scale deployment

in the near future. The development

encourage us politicians as well as

of a series of ITS applications for the

of an appropriate business model

operators and industry in investing

years to come in order to achieve

to bring together all actors and

and the everyday lives of citizens.

innovations in order to achieve more

stakeholders is also something we

Together,

transport

customer orientated services. We

are looking into in order to boost the

networks and services, intelligent

have also carried out a reorganisation

deployment of ITS in Cyprus.

vehicles, and travellers who are well

in our administrative branch to shift

informed about transport services

the focus from individual transport

will form an interoperable transport

sectors to the transport system as a

system. Vehicles and travellers will

whole.

Pavel Dobeš - Czech Minister of Transport Intelligent

Intelligent

transport

produce real-time data on the status

systems are in principle

of the transport system. This will

the only solution for

provide the information basis for

managing increasing traffic demands

predictions concerning any changes

in the future. ITS allow a complex

in the transport system status as

view on all modes of transport and

well as for transport operations.

make easier co-ordination between

Vehicles will communicate with the

a

individual transport systems and

transport infrastructure and transport

infrastructure over the last 10 years

also better management of crisis

information systems, and even with

or so. Like many countries we are

and extraordinary events. For this

each other. Travellers will be able

now looking to get the most out of it.

reasons the Czech Republic supports

to access transport system status

IT has tremendous potential to help

ITS deployment and implementation.

information easily, anywhere and at

further develop, integrate, manage

any time. An intelligent transport

and maximise use of our transport

system will suggest alternative routes

assets going forward. However ITS

and transport modes, taking into

is not just about greater use of our

consideration the traveller’s personal

transport network but also the better

needs

together

use of it for our population, enabling

sustainability.

people to better plan their journeys

With the help of information and

and use public transit wherever

communication technology, transport

possible. A number of the advances in

policy will become more customer-

Ireland over the last number of years

oriented, significantly improving the

such as real time bus information will

nation’s competitiveness, increasing

be on show in Dublin next year for the

productivity,

improving

transport

European ITS Congress.

services

logistics,

promoting

The provision of ITS services will be provided not only by the public but also the private sector due to the economical potential related to ITS deployment. It is necessary to ensure co-operation among various systems.

For

example,

activities

in the Czech Republic in the area of multi-modal journey planner or national-wide

traffic

information

system are supported by law where obligations for common approach during deployment of these systems for all involved parties are defined.

ITS

development

is

defined

in

the national, regional or urban strategies. The legislative, strategic

with

and

preferences

environmental

and

transport safety, and reducing the carbon footprint of transport along with its other negative impacts on the environment.

Alan Kelly - Ireland’s Minister of State for Public and Commuter Transport Ireland great

deal

in

has

invested

its

transport

My Department’s role is to provide a well-functioning, integrated public transport system, which enhances competitiveness, sustains economic progress, promotes balanced regional

and normative documents create

In Finland we introduced our first

development

a framework for the harmonised

multimodal ITS Strategy in 2009, and

social cohesion. We seek to provide

deployment of new applications and

a second generation ITS strategy will

a standard of public transport, at

their integration with the existing ITS

be completed this year. The budget

reasonable cost to the customer

systems.

for implementing the strategy is

and

400 million Euros in 2012-2015. The

infrastructure and facilities necessary

Finnish Government made in 2010 a

for public transport provision. The

resolution to open up its public data

long-term ambition is to make Ireland

to the public and private sectors,

a European leader in ITS and that is

available free of charge or with low

why we are investing so much time

costs. This will help us to implement

and effort into studying its benefits.

Merja Kyllönen Finland’s Minister of Transport and Communications ITS will be part of the ubiquitous information society

our

ITS

strategy

and

release

the

and

taxpayer;

contributes

and

to

provide

Tuck

Yew

Lui

in the interactive development of

systems.

Singapore’s Minister of

services, the creativity of individuals

just involves talking to

Transport

and communities can be fully utilised

each other and agreeing

and the high quality of services and

standards and procedures. Speaking

genuine demand for them can be

with one voice we can get the

ensured. A versatile transport system

message out there that the potential

and transport policy, realised with

benefits of wider deployment of

the help of ITS, will guide travellers

ITS are very significant. Achieving

towards the use of environmentally

proper integration of a transport

sustainable, economical and safe

system is something that requires

modes of transport.

a lot of persistence and bringing

In Singapore, we live and

commute

in

a

highly urbanised environment, with limited scope to expand our road network.

Intelligent

Transport

Systems (ITS), which include stateof-the

art

computerised

traffic

signals and information systems, give us the flexibility to offer a wide-

Minister Dobeš (Czech

range of applications to improve

Republic)

the travel experience. For planners ITS yield information that enable us to plan strategically and manage travel demand. For public transport commuters, ITS offer timely travel information on buses and trains. For the motorists, ITS smoothes traffic flows, provide accurate information and facilitate decision-making on alternative routes or even modes of

colleagues.

is

ITS cross

political awareness of the benefits but also of the challenges to deploy Transport

Systems.

What is your message to your Minister colleagues concerning the challenges to deploy Intelligent Transport Systems?

focus on acceptance of ITS systems

provides

by all potential users and relevant

platform to raise global

reliability

of

safety-relevant

and safety-critical applications. This should be performed either before the introduction of a new product on the market or its regular inspection during the operation time which will secure the user to have installed equipment according to published standards. In case of such system

(Finland)

lose their trust in these systems.

customers

are

the

people with their mobility needs, and businesses with their particular transport requirements. The needs of these user groups form the basis for

and, the testing and verification of the

intelligent

transport

services

and the functioning of the transport system itself. By including customers

Minister Kelly (Ireland) The transport network is

an

excellent

awareness for the benefits of ITS

stakeholders.

critical situations the public could

important

The ITS World Congress

It is also important to

Minister Kyllönen

most

(Cyprus)

sharing supported by best practice

or equipment failure in the crisis or

The transport system’s

Minister Efthemios

border cooperation and knowledge

conformity assessment of components

another milestone to create global

ITS will make this process much future. That is the key message to our

harmonised

priority.

Vienna 2012 will become

people together. But advances in

for

It is essential to take into account the

The ITS World Congress in

this

more seamless and second nature in

development

examples.

Often

A very important issue

travel. Singapore sees the ITS as a key

Intelligent

5

-

the

cardiovascular

system of the global economy – an economy or city is only as good as its transport system allows it to be. We need to work together to eliminate barriers to the smooth operation of transport

but also gives the opportunity for participants, Ministers and the rest of the world to discuss the challenges we all face in deploying Intelligent Transport

Systems.

Institutional

challenges sometimes hinder the integration of ITS into the regional transportation

operations

and

planning process. Such challenges are varied and consist of a lack of coordination within and among local authorities and government agencies, to the broad context of professional traditions and organisational targets.

Better

understanding

of

these

challenges is a critical step towards developing an effective integration strategy for ITS development. Through innovations such as road sensors and predictive analytics, transport systems can be made smarter and efficient, allowing agencies to be more proactive in dealing with traffic issues.

One key element in implementing

the new transport policy is to replace

things moving. The ITS Vienna 2012

the traditional planning model, which

marks the first successful dialogue

emphasises new investments, with

between industry and policymakers

continuing development by ITS tools

in form of a Ministerial Round Table

and other small-scale solutions. We

and a joint statement by ministers

should utilise new innovations and

and representatives from important

shift the focus from contracting

international organisations.

orientated model towards customeroriented

transport

operations.

Minister Lui (Singapore) Significant financial and political

Imagine

network

capital

of ERP and the strict controls we place on the growth of the vehicle population have helped to maintain average traffic speeds on our highways and roads within an optimum range, and reduced the congestion in the city centre considerably. A hasslefree commute contributes to make Singapore a global city of choice.

Minister Bures (Austria)

2030.

going into the future.

We can expect vehicle-to-vehicle vehicle

movement

and

electric

the driver?

make bus journeys quicker and more efficient. Coupled with better and

Minister Efthemios

more accurate information of bus

(Cyprus)

arrivals and service levels, this will

It is my hope that by

give commuters better control of

2030 we will have more

their travel choices and improve

widespread use of ITS,

their overall travel experience. We

with innovative solutions that will

can also expect more interactive

warrant moving beyond just collecting

and dynamic real-time information

data and providing information for

to

one mode of transport, for example

efficiencies for logistics and goods

road traffic data, will become a

transport companies and help reduce

reality. I am hoping that the vision

business costs and carbon footprints.

enhance

for the future ITS will shift towards a

overall

operational

Minister Bures (Austria)

truly integrated multi modal ITS that would integrate data streams from

I expect ITS to provide

land, sea and air and more specifically

a good and robust basis

advanced systems and will be capable

to help users, operators

of providing accurate and efficient

and also us politicians

real time traffic information.

in taking smart decisions. Future

Intelligent Transport Systems have a key role to play in transforming

of the frontrunners and

the competitiveness of the global

best practice examples,

transport

we are all together at

systems such as emergency call

a starting point of consistent and

systems installed in every vehicle,

harmonised

multimodal

ITS.

more

movements and traffic signals will

the transport system and boosting

of

much

(V2V) communications, autonomous

Even though Austria is one

deployment

interact

the traveller, goods transport and

Electronic Road Pricing (ERP) system

for themselves. The combination

intelligent vehicles will

Intelligent systems controlling bus

Singapore decided to implement the

its benefits. Today, the results speak

industry.

journey

Interoperable

planners

for

mobility solutions will help us to make transport and its impacts more transparent and evident. Travelling within and across borders will become easier and more comfortable, the efficiency and sustainability of freight traffic will increase and road safety will be improved in general.

We have to create a community of

every citizen and efficient logistics

Minister KyllĂśnen

practice to learn from each other

systems are anticipated to assist

(Finland)

and

standards.

towards achieving the objectives and

Of course we need a common ‘big

benefits of ITS. Also, it is important

picture’ but we have to walk step by

to note the necessary yield towards

step in deploying systems. Otherwise

facilitating co-modality by promoting

some of the important partners and

the

stakeholders may not be able to

with emphasis on the continuity of

follow. Now is the right time to get

services.

develop

common

and

Transport Systems will deliver to

reap the benefits. When

needed to convince Singaporeans of

roads

vehicles to become more prevalent.

be invested in order to

political decision and much effort was

year

Intelligent

What do you hope Intelligent

must

to tackle congestion, it was a difficult

the

Minister Lui (Singapore)

connected

traveller

concept

In the year 2030 the transport time

and

system

be

operated

will

provide

in

will real

travelers

with constant travel and transport information as well as information on

any conditions affecting them. The

to optimised energy consumption in

transport infrastructure and transport

transport.

services will be used significantly more efficiently than now.

Minister Kelly (Ireland)

A final thought of Minister Alan Kelly on the next European ITS Congress The European ITS Congress is taking

To pick one aspect of

place in Dublin next year from 4 to 7

ITS I see people in 2030

June and I invite ITS stakeholders to

being able to plan their

come to Dublin and witness examples

journey across a range

on the ground of how ITS is making a

of modes well in advance and buy

difference to ordinary Dubliners from

one e-ticket for the whole journey,

the successful Dublin bike scheme to

stored securely on the cloud until

integrated ticketing, from barrier-

needed. The information systems in

free electronic tolling to variable

place to service such a vision will

messaging. Please also visit the

be invaluable to the traveller and

ERTICO stand at the World Congress

transporter alike. I’d also like to

in Vienna to find out more and go

say that I think we are most of the

along to the Special Interest Session

way there to deliver on this vision.

on the event in Business Suite 2 on

ITS has the ability to transform the

the Thursday 25 October at 16:00.

experience of the commuter and I see my role as promoting this as much as possible.

Minister Dobeš

Timeline of future Congresses

(Czech Republic) If we ask children those who will be thirty in 2030 we would learn that most of them will consider deployment of ITS applications as a standard in daily life. My colleague once told me that his eight-years old daughter wrote in her fairy-tail focused homework the following: “Once upon a time an old grandma lived in a cottage near by a forest. She was poor, there was no furniture in her cottage and even there was no internet connection there…”. Based on this example we can see that today’s generation of children will consider the ITS to be a normal part of their daily lives. I personally believe that ITS as a tool for traffic management will increase infomobility and by this as well travel comfort. Furthermore ITS will make transport safer, securer and more efficient and will contribute

• 9th ITS European Congress 4-7 June 2013 - Dublin, Ireland Real solutions for real needs

• 20th ITS World Congress 14-18 October 2013 – Tokyo, Japan Open to the Next

• 10th ITS European Congress June 2014 - Helsinki, Finland

• 21st ITS World Congress October 2014 – Detroit, USA

• 22nd ITS World Congress October 2015 – Bordeaux France

• 23rd ITS World Congress October 2016 - Melbourne, Australia

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ITS Hall of Fame Established in 2010, the ITS Hall of Fame Awards are granted every year to three influential personalities in the three regions of Europe, Americas and Asia-Pacific. The recipients of the awards are selected based on their standard of leadership in transport technology. Each person has served an outstanding, lifelong career dedicated to organisational leadership in the field and thought leadership contributing to the vision of intelligent transport systems.

This year the Hall of Fame will welcome three new outstanding ITS personalities during the Opening Ceremony. Chosen by their peers in the ITS industry, the Hall of Fame inductees have earned their place through their hard work, leadership and determination.

The ITS Hall of Fame – Opening ceremony, Monday 22 October 2012, 16:30-18:30, Strauss Hall

ITS Hall of Fame Inductees

2010

Europe

Americas

Asia- Pacific

Fotis Karamitsos European Commission DG MOVE

Russel Shields Ygomi LLC

Shoichiro Toyoda Toyota

Monica SundstrĂśm

William M. Spreitzer

Keung-Whan Young

Swedish Transport Administration

General Motors

Korea Institute of Transport System

2011 2012

When?

To be announced at the Opening Ceremony

Wednesday 24 October from 9:00 to 17:30 - Strauss 3

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Standardisation and Harmonisation ERTICO workshop unites the people who unite technology

Engineers, developers and designers

interoperability of ITS across all EU

communicate with another block that

across the world face a familiar

member states. So, if you travel from

has been standardised by another

problem:

deliver

one place to another across borders

organisation.

efficient and usable systems when

you still have the same level and

they are working with technology that

quality of service. We need standards

has been designed around different

to achieve this interoperability.

standards

How

and

can

they

different

regional

requirements?

ITS

designers

are

no

service

chain

exception

based services and these different

to this problem, and while the

stakeholders must share information.

harmonisation of standards poses

The only way to achieve this is

many challenges, it is an important

to harmonise and standardise the

process which contributes to faster

interface at which data is exchanged.

and more efficient development, greater systems reliability and safety, and much easier market uptake. It

will be able to discuss issues with the standards organisations.

Secondly, ITS services are usually multi-stakeholder

Importantly, business representatives

What do you hope to achieve?

Vincent Blervaque Vienna is a very important forum where we can meet share our views and discuss next steps for working together to

Who will be there and what will

achieve

they discuss?

do not expect to discuss technical

interoperability is essential in today’s

We

We

strategic issues about the benefits

different

of standardisation, to see how we

representing

can develop the best standards for

To tackle this problem ERTICO will

different public and private

ITS not only in Europe but also at the

be running a specialised workshop

sectors of the industry, and we have

worldwide level. It is also a way to

at this year’s ITS Congress called ITS

different

organisations.

raise awareness amongst decision

standardisation for harmonised and

This is important because different

makers and those who implement

effective deployment.

organisations

solutions

interconnected world.

have

standardisation.

details, we would like to address

Vincent Blervaque

makes interoperability possible and

this

participants

The workshop takes place on Friday

standards are

responsible

for

different areas of technology.

that

standardisation

is

good. It can reduce costs, increase the

market

size

and

accelerate

26 October (9:00-10:30 Strauss 2) and

The objective of the workshop is to

ERTICO’s Director of Development and

bring together all of these different

Deployment, Vincent Blervaque gave

standardisation bodies, represented

Acknowledging both sides of the

us an overview of what to expect.

by both public and private sector

problem, Vincent concludes:

leaders, so we can focus on how

about challenges, but also about the

we cooperate together. We need to

benefits”.

Vincent Blervaque The

main

of

ensure that we don’t have one block

harmonisation is to ensure

standardised which will not be able to

When?

aim

Friday 26 October from 9:00 to 10:30 - Strauss 2

implementation.

“It’s

ERTICO Partnershi Workshops

Symposi

Sunday 21 October FOT-Net Fifth International Workshop Host: FOT-Net; Time & location: 12:00 – 15:30, Courtyard by Marriott Wien Messe, Trabrennstrasse 4

Future Internet meets ITS - Pre-Congress Workshop Host: Instant Mobility; Time & location: NH Danube City Hotel, Vienna

Monday 22 October Connected Vehicle Workshop (V2X) Host: ITS Canada; Time & location: 08:00 – 16:30, Courtyard by Marriott Wien Messe, Trabrennstrasse 4

ITS Energy Symposium - Round table discussion Host: ECOSTAND; Time & location: 11:00-15:30, Messe Wien, Schubert Rooms

My Mobility: Safe, smart & clean Daily lunch discussion Host: iMobility Forum and iCar Support; Time & location: 12:30 – 13:15, Stand C30

Tuesday 23 October My Mobility: Safe, smart & clean Daily lunch discussion Host: iMobility Forum and iCar Support; Time & location: 12:30 – 13:15, Stand C30

Drinks Reception Host: TRL & ITS UK; Time & location: 16:30 onwards, Stand D71

ITS the Swedish way Cocktail Reception Host: ITS Sweden and the Swedish Government Inquires - Swedish ITS Board; Time & location: 17.30, Stand D11

ITS Japan - Friends Reception Host: ITS Japan; Time & location: 16:35, The Japan Pavilion, Stand B10

ERTICO & Congress Hosts Cocktail Event Host: ERTICO - ITS Europe; Time & location: from 17:30, Stands D30 and E30-32

Wednesday 24 October ITS for Urban Mobility day in Vienna - Summit/Forum Host: ERTICO ITS-Europe; Time & location: 09:00 – 17:30, Strauss Room 3

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ip events overview

ium & Fora

Social events

Future Satellite Navigation: Opportunities for innovation in urban mobility Host: European Commission, ERTICO – ITS Europe and GSA; Time & location: Afternoon, European Space Expo (opposite the entrance to the conference centre)

My Mobility: Safe, smart & clean - Daily lunch discussion Host: iMobility Forum and iCar Support; Time & location: 12:30 – 13:15, Stand C30

Extraordinary Session on the Results of the CONDUITS project Host: POLIS and Kapsch; Time & location: 12:00 – 14:00, Kapsch Stand B20

Drinks Reception Host: Q-Free; Time & location: 15:30, Stand F60

Networking Break Host: ITS Italia and Piemonte Agency for Investments, Export and Tourism; Time & location: 16:00 – 17:00, Stand E60

Drinks Reception Host: IET and ITS UK; Time & location: 16:30, Stand D71

Thursday 25 October International Summit – Session 1 Host: ERTICO ITS Europe and the European Commission; Time & location: 09:00 – 10:30, Strauss 2 Room

My Mobility: Safe, smart & clean - Daily lunch discussion Host: iMobility Forum and iCar Support; Time & location: 12:30 – 13:15, Stand C30

Austrian Reception – Public Day Host: ITS Austria and Austriatech; Time & location: 16:00, Hall B, Stand E10

International Summit – Session 2 Host: ERTICO ITS Europe and the European Commission; Time & location: 16:00 – 17:00, Strauss 2 Room

Friday 26 October My Mobility: Safe, smart & clean - Daily lunch discussion Host: iMobility Forum and iCar Support; Time & location: 12:30 – 13:15, Stand C30

Host: ERTICO ITS Europe; Time & location: 09:00 – 10:30, Strauss Room 2

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Workshop: ITS standardisation for harmonised and effective deployment

The faces behind the stands

Jean-Charles Pandazis - ADASIS Forum (Stand E41) Why did ADASIS decide to have a stand at Vienna?

systems for safe and clean mobility.

understand better eCoMove potential

On the other hand the Congress will

to

be great with all demos presented

and corresponding CO2 emissions

and Vienna is a great city that I am

at network but also private and

sure I will enjoy!

professional vehicles’ levels.

reduce

traffic

inefficiencies

What are you personally looking

ADASIS Forum was founded in May

Julie Castermans eCoMove (Stand D31)

2002

Why

Meeting

It is our 10th year anniversary, the bringing

together

industrial

did

eCoMove

forward to most at the Vienna Congress? all

the

partners

and

decide to have a stand at Vienna?

stakeholders; the exciting planned

ADAS suppliers Navigation systems

Two years into the project, we wanted

activities (including the ball!) and

suppliers and Map/data providers in

to showcase the results achieved

order to to develop and implement

this far and take advantage of this

the ADAS Horizon concept, extending

major event in the field of ITS to

ADAS capabilities and accelerating

raise awareness about the potential

partners

vehicle

manufacturers,

the variety of demonstrations and interesting topics presented in the conference sessions.

time-to-market.

Anna Limbrey - ERTICO (Stand of cooperative mobility systems and D30)

What is going on at the stand? What

services for green efficiency purposes

are the highlights?

We will have two of our members presenting Location

their &

products:

Commerce

Nokia

(formerly

NAVTEQ) will present their Map and Positioning Engine™ (MPE) and Scania their newly introduced product Active Prediction™ system on a Smart table.

What are you personally looking forward to most at the Vienna Congress?

I am looking forward to meeting potential members, to explain what is behind this defacto industrial standard and why this is an enabling technology for predictive map-based

What is going on at the

What is going on at the stand? What

ERTICO

are the highlights?

are the highlights?

In a truck driving simulator, the visitor

The ERTICO stand will

will experience eCoMove application-

be, as is traditional, the

based scenarios for freight & logistics

best meeting and networking area

and see how much fuel reduction can

in the Congress! And have the best

be achieved;

coffee! We will also be showing all of

Sitting in one of our test vehicles

the 53 videos entered into the 2012 ITS

equipped with innovative human-

video competition, both on the large

machine interface, including a haptic

screen at the stand and also on the

gas pedal, the visitor will receive live

iPads available for your amusement.

feedback based on a real life pre-

So if you have a few moments spare, I

recorded eco-driving scenario.

invite you to the ERTICO stand!

Through

What are you personally looking

an

interactive

surface

table demonstration, the visitor will

stand?

What

forward to most at the Vienna

Congress?

Meeting up with current ERTICO

forward to most at the Vienna

drivers

Congress?

real-time traffic event

Partners, many of whom I have

Meeting the Commissioner, Ms Neelie

known for years – and of course the

Kroes, of course!

possibility of convincing potential

Stephanie Chaufton and Amaury Cornelis - TISA (Stand E40)

new Partners to join!

Lina Konstantinopoulou and Laetitia Fernandez - iCar Support (Stand C30) Why did iMobility

forward to most at the Vienna Congress?

Stephanie:

Meeting

the

TISA

to have a stand at

Over the years we have developed a

Vienna?

very productive relationship and it is

European

had

Vienna?

information.

members face-to-face once again!

ITS

was the first time TISA

to have a stand at

13

of

What are you personally looking

Congress at Lyon in 2011

iCar Support decide

terms

Why did TISA decide

The

Forum stand through

in

an

stand

independent at

an

ITS

always good to see everybody. That’s also why I’m glad we are able to host TISA members on our stand – it’s just another way TISA is working for the benefit of its members. And finally...

I’m very much looking forward to the

Thanks to the 19th ITS

Congress, and it was a

World Congress, it is

great success for TISA,

a great opportunity to

and for our members. It was an easy

Amaury: I’m looking forward to a

showcase the results of 10 working

decision to offer our membership

very successful event for TISA! We’ve

groups achieved so far and also

the opportunity again this year,

all put a lot of work into Vienna,

manage at the same time to give the

and a vote of confidence in the ITS

and I’m sure we will get even more

maximum visibility to the iMobility

Congress that more of our members

out of it. Seeing TISA and EasyWay

Forum.

reacted so positively.

work together once again is also

What is going on at the stand?

What is going on at the stand?

What are the highlights?

What are the highlights?

From 23 to 26 October 2012, the

There really is a lot going on at

iMobility Forum stand will host its

the TISA stand, not to mention the

“Let’s Lunch” (12:30 to 13:15) and

various demonstrations elsewhere

coffee break sessions on its stand.

-iBiquity, GEWI, INRIX, Continental

Whilst enjoying our morning savours course our demonstrations, visitors

demand, continuing our successful

will have the opportunity to discuss

cooperation that began with last

with iMobility Forum Working Group

year’s MoU. This year just ask us

representatives

about DATEX-TPEG interoperability!

latest

achievements and also learn on other project related activities like HeERO, Instant Mobility, CityLog.

TISA

Member

bmt

–

Bayerische

Medien Techniek GmbH will present their TPEG know-who with playout

Finally, the highlight of the week,

and analysis tools. Furthermore the

on Friday 26 October (11:00), the

world’s first TPEG2-ADT based client

2012 iMobility Awards will be given

will demonstrate TPEG2 technology

out by Vice-President and European

in combination with public transport.

Commissioner for the Digital Agenda Neelie Kroes.

What are you personally looking

forward to trying to waltz at the Gala

and Fraunhofer ask us for details!

We have a TISA/EasyWay demo on

their

a pleasure... and I’m also looking dinner!

and complimentary lunch and of

on

BMW convertible demo!

And last, but not least, a BMW series 1 convertible will show what TPEG Applications can offer to the

Look for our stands on the last page of the ERTICO eMagazine and come to see us!

Focus on the ERTICO Partnership activities

The ERTICO & Congress Hosts Cocktail Event

ERTICO – ITS Europe and the Hosts of the next ITS Congresses in Europe cordially invite you for a cocktail event at their stand (D30 and E30-32) from 17:30 on Tuesday 23 October. A perfect opportunity to relax after a full day at the Congress, to catch up with old friends and cement those new contacts! Join the ERTICO team for a refreshing drink and canapÊ, with a brief welcoming note from the ERTICO Chairman, Jean Mesqui. The ERTICO and next Hosts' teams will also be available, dressed to the nines, ready and willing to facilitate informal introductions, or just to chat. We sincerely hope to see you from 17.30 on Tuesday 23 October at the ERTICO stand and Hosts' stands to get a flavour of the local specialities.

When?

Tuesday 23 October from 17:30 - Stands D30 and E30-32

ITS for Urban Mobility Day

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The day will start with a session introducing the Guidelines for the deployment of key ITS applications in urban areas, developed by the Commission’s Expert Group on “Intelligent Transport systems for Urban Areas“. The Expert Group has developed specific guidance for the deployment of urban areas, in particular for the provision and organisation of multimodal information, of traffic management & urban logistics and of smart ticketing. The session will provide an opportunity for the ITS industry and city representatives to discuss and provide feedback.

This session will be followed by two Executive sessions as part of the official Congress programme, focussing on “Future Trends in City Mobility” & “Making multimodality the pillar of modern life”.

In between the two Executive sessions a tour will be organised through the exhibition, visiting stands specifically showing ITS demonstrations for Urban Mobility.

The final session of the day, mobility challenges will be presented by three cities; London, Istanbul and Toulouse followed by a panel discussion amongst some of the biggest industry players. Siemens, Imtech Traffic & Infra, SWARCO, VIALIS Xerox and Q-FREE, will debate with the audience what they can do as an industry to insure closer cooperation, especially in the context of cooperative systems.

When?

Wednesday 24 October from 9:00 to 17:30 - Strauss 3

2012 iMobility Awards Rewarding excellence in deployment of iMobility Systems The iMobility Awards provide an invaluable opportunity to highlight the successes of the most outstanding, ambitious and innovative iMobility deployments and to reward those people and organisations most worthy of recognition and praise. The iMobility Awards are given for the three categories: “Industry/Technology”, “Policy” and “National/Local ITS Implementation”.

The second edition of the iMobility Awards Ceremony will be held in October 2012, on the occasion of the 19th ITS World Congress in Vienna (Austria).

This year, the awardees will have the honour of having their achievement awards handed out by Neelie Kroes, VicePresident of the European Commission responsible for the Digital Agenda who will also give the welcoming speech.

This year “Lifetime Achievement Award” will be awarded to Mr Jean-Pierre Medevielle Deputy General Director of IFSTTAR (French Institute of Science and Technology for Transport, Development and Networks) for his dedication throughout his professional life to transport and intelligent mobility.

When?

Friday 26 October at 11:30 - Stand C30

2012 ITS video competition 53 entrants. 2 categories. 5000+ votes. 7 ITS expert judges. 6 finalists. 1 VIP dinner vote. And the winners of the 2012 ITS video competition shown at the closing ceremony of the 2012 ITS World Congress.

It’s that simple.

In reality, the 2012 ITS video competition team is delighted with the response and enthusiasm for this year’s competition, the second after last year’s inaugural video competition at the Lyon European ITS Congress. We aimed to build upon the success of last year’s competition and also take into account the feedback received, so as to make this year’s competition bigger and better. We hope that we have not disappointed.

The 2012 ITS video competition was launched in May this year. Early on we decided to have two categories of ITS video – directed at the general public, and directed at the ITS community. This was to reflect the aim of the video competition, to encourage the use of videos to raise awareness of the benefits and opportunities that ITS offers right now, in combating today’s - and tomorrow’s – transport challenges.

The submission period lasted until 7 September, by which time 53 videos in total had been submitted. An open vote was then held, lasting just one week – but still over 5000 votes were cast! A shortlist of 8 videos in each category was compiled, and sent to an eminent panel of ITS experts.

The ITS experts deliberated for two weeks to produce three finalists in each category.

The ITS expert committee • Hermann Meyer, CEO, ERTICO – ITS Europe • Scott Belcher, President and CEO, ITS America • Hajime Amano, President, ITS Japan • Pawel Stelmaszczyk, Head of Unit - ITS, DG MOVE, European Commission • Juhani Jaaskelaainen, Adviser for ICT for Transport and Energy, DG CONNECT, European Commission • Ingolf Schaedler, Deputy Director General, Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology, Austria • Jennie Martin, Chairman,

Category 1 Finalists: Videos for the General Public • “Co-operative Intelligent Transport Systems: Safe and Sustainable Transport” - Griffith University, Brisbane Australia • “LA Express Park Explained” - Streetline, Inc. • “VicRoads Freeway Management System” - VicRoads Category 2 Finalists: Videos for the ITS Community • “Nextcity - Making the Vision of Intelligent Travel a Reality” - Cubic Transportation Systems • “Newada” - Via Donau • “TomTom HD Traffic: the best traffic information” - TomTom These six finalists will be shown at the VIP dinner of the Vienna ITS Congress where a live vote to determine the winner will take place. The ultimate prize?

The winner in each category will be shown at the closing ceremony of the Congress – and provide an example of good practice for future ITS videos! Just like the 2011 winner, “Young Thoughts on Future Travel” by the Stockholm City Traffic Administration.

To thank everyone for their participation, the 2012 ITS video competition team would like to invite you to the ERTICO cocktail event, held on stand D30 from 17:30 on Tuesday 23 October – we welcome your feedback and look forward to meeting you. And don’t forget – not only have your videos been gaining viewers through the ERTICO, i-Mobility Network, Network of National ITS Association and

the National Network of

Vienna Congress websites, but will also be shown on a large screen on the ERTICO

ITS Associations

stand throughout the exhibition!

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Exhibitor Focus

the United States. You can also find

Egis

Honda at the joint Car2Car – TT

Stand: D52

Cubic Transportation Systems Stand: B30

With

consortium demonstration with an ITS equipped Honda Insight and an

12000

employees

worldwide

and

a

turnover of €858 million in 2011,

Cubic has developed a vision for

Egis is a consulting and engineering

keeping the world on the move into

group

the future, which they call Nextcity

sectors including transport, urban

and elements of the technology

development, and the environment.

behind Nextcity will be on show

In

the

Intelligent

at Congress.

Systems

industry,

Nextcity articulates

working

across

multiple

Transportation Egis

provide

Cubic’s view of how ITS of the

engineering services and project

future will work, based solidly on its

support, from mobility and traffic

experience of providing integrated

studies to on-site supervision through

transport solutions to many of the

project-oriented, multi-disciplinary

world’s largest cities – including

teams.

London, New York, Brisbane and Chicago.

Congress focuses on their principal

The world is changing, and Cubic

ITS

invites you to see how Nextcity

services for road operations.

will harness emerging and proven technology to transform the way we travel.

The Honda stand will showcase ITS safety technologies and vehicles, green ITS and comfort ITS. The safety

area

will

cover

vehicle-

2-X communication for cars and motorcycles, both with real vehicles, as well as simulations of safety applications based on the European DRIVE C2X project, which you can experience for yourself on the Honda Cooperative

car

and

motorcycle

simulators.

Their stand at the 2012 ITS World consultancy

ITS Honda motorcycle (an NC700X).

and

engineering

Honda

ITS United Kingdom Stand: D71 ITS

United

Kingdom

attend

the

ITS World Congress there along

Stand: A31

with their Members TRL, Mouchel,

H o n d a

Navtech Radar, Mott MacDonald, IET,

take part in the Congress with an

IBI, innovITS ADVANCE, Techspan, and

exhibition stand which will bring you

Image Sensing Systems Europe. The

the latest information on Honda’s

UK has a great deal of experience

ITS activities in Europe, Japan and

in the design and implementation of

Orange

ITS systems, and ITS United Kingdom hope many visitors to the Congress

Stand: E51

will come along and put that to the test. They will be sure of a warm

By 2020, more than

and well informed welcome, with a

50

guaranteed follow up after the event.

billion

devices

are expected to be connected to each

other.

In

this

increasingly

Logica

interconnected

Stand E50

systems and machines can interact in

world,

people,

truly revolutionary ways.

Logica,

Robert Bosch GmbH Stand: A20 The Bosch Group is a leading global supplier of technology and services.

In the areas of automotive and industrial

technology,

consumer

goods, and building technology, more

now a part of CGI, are leading the

Orange address mobility challenges

than 300,000 associates generated

way in large scale deployments

as a whole and believe that the

sales of 51.5 billion Euros in 2011.

of

M2M and NFC technologies have the

The Bosch Group comprises Robert

the

potential to reinvent the car and

Bosch

future of ITS with their clients and

transportation services offerings and

subsidiaries and regional companies

their

the way users experience it.

in some 60 countries. With all of their

Intelligent

(ITS)

and

Transport

services,

involvement

Systems

shaping with

ERTICO,

National ITS organisations, and their innovation centres.

They have been a driving force of the ITS Congress for many years now, and in Vienna they will be demonstrating some of their key projects and innovations. You are invited to join them and to talk with their industry experts where they will also be running

a

fantastic

competition

to enable you to win a brand new iPhone5!

GmbH

and

roughly

350

products and services, Bosch aims to

Q-Free

enhance quality of life by providing

Stand: F60

solutions which are both innovative

Q-Free is a leading

and beneficial.

global

supplier

of

products and solutions for Road User Charging and Advanced Transportation Management. Please

Siemens Mobility and Logistics

join them at their innovative stand

Stand A10

where they will show their products and solutions. For more information visit www.q-free.com and Twitter @Q-FreeASA.

Growing traffic flows are causing great

difficulties,

conurbations. information systems

help

especially

Intelligent and to

in

traffic

management reduce

traffic

jams, accidents and carbon dioxide emissions by up to 20 percent.

Under the motto “Smarter on the way�, Siemens Mobility and Logistics will be showcasing new products and solutions for intelligent traffic solutions.

The Siemens press team will be onhand throughout the Congress.

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Congress Floorplan The Final Programme includes all the necessary information regarding the Congress...

These can be found in your Delegate bag, and all up-to-date news and notifications are available online using the Congress Navigator.

HALL B

CS Group Aimsun Zugang P11 P12 1.OG

Vector Informatik GmbH

P10

6

7

Attention: max. building height is 4,00m 12 9

13

4000

3

Transport Gate

F H

F H

13

5

Delegate Catering Area 1

9 22

3000 7

Czech & Slovak

D80

4

F H

E80 6

NA

Transport Gate

NA

NA

NA

TomTom

6 3 3 6

4000

6

F H

P33A

3 3 3

F81

F84

P34

5

4

MSR Traffic

Nivi Credit s.r.l.

F83

Geveko ITS

4

Thinking Highways

F H

Proxim Wireless Cop.

Laser Technology Inc.

3

F82

Schanghai Ruishi

NA

5

2WIDE_SENSE EU Project

P36

Moxa Europe GmbH

3

P38

6

6

P37

3

F lir C ommercial S ystems

P39

Delegate Catering & Seating Area 2

3

G. Lufft

4 3000

P33

3

3

E81 E82

3

5644

Vaisala Accross Europe

T Systems Int.

NA

F71 F70

3

6

3000

Intertraffic

NA

3

Axis Communications

E70

3

20

71.5

F H

ETSI

4000 4.5 5

E71

6

P35

D70

F H

7

10

2.5

4500

5.5

6 5

5

5 5

10

8

Navtech D71 RadarD72 5

3

F61

5

Adaptive Recognition Hungary

ITS UK

C70

ITS Romania P32

Q-Free F60

8

IBM

11

3000 8 3000 5 6

7

5 4500

P30 Intercomp P30A IT-Trans P31

ITS Denmark & ITS Norway

F H

4

B75

7

4.5 9

10

B71

IBEO

5

F50

4.5

E60

Pips

B70

4000

8

7

F52

TTS Italia

E61

3000

ITS NetherQuercus lands Techn.

4270

ITS Australia

INRIX

5

P29 9

6

ITS Korea

8

B72

International Road Federation

3

6

7

ITS Asia-Pcific

4

C61

5

E50

3860

5

6000

ITS International

C60

E52

8

5

6

Amec

4

Atos IT Solutions & Services GmbH

12.5

4

Listec 4 GmbH

SICE

ITS Spain

ICEX

MIRA

3

3 F H

A73 A70

B65

9

E51 Logica

D61AGES D60 Intern.

KentGmbH & Kart Co. KG VitroASELSAN nic D62 D63

3500

Orange Business Service

4

A74

Ericsson AG

ITS America & ITS Canada

2.5

2680

4

A71

B60

5

3500

6

6

NGO D50

3

3000

1500

ITS France Renault PSA D51 EGIS

SŠule %C40cm

NA

ITS China

6

2.5

5

Esri A72 Citilabs

4

8

Transport Gate

SICK

Trafficnow

A65 A64

SŠule %C40cm

12

Aisin Seiki & Aisin AW

4.5

12

8

3000

3000

SŠule %C40cm

Exhibition Organiser Office

E40

ADASIS E41

F H

D40

3000

TISA

6000

11

5

NA

F H

A61

Telecom Austria Group

(1st Floor)

7

ITS Finland

9

ITS France

NA

P28 Michelin Challenge Bibendum

17

4.5

14

3 D52 Attention: max. building height is 4,00m

9

A63

4

A60

3000

10

Connect Baltica

5

3000

UITP

B50

5

4000

F H

NA

Denso

8

3

A62

VISITOR & EXHIBITOR RESTAURANT

SŠule %C40cm

Escalator

9

8

12

7

5

10

4

4500

7 F H

13

A51

Alcatel

NA

B45

B40

Toyota Motor Corporation

4000

P24

Deutschland

3000

Camea spol.sro

4000 6

Citilog

P23

Autotalks

A42

A50

5

Noptel OY

P22A

Panasonic

4

Fujitsu

11

TTI

4 3

P22

PDTS GmbH

4000

6

3

P21A

MHI

A41

F H

NA

3

3000

E32 E30

D30 D30

D31

NA

F H

A40

NA

NA

F H

4000

NEC

RAPP Trans

NA

7.5

E31Helsinki 2014/

SŠule %C40cm

Hallmanager

7 SŠule %C40cm

3000

11

7

3

Japan Pavilion

3000

9

6

10

4500

SQLStream

22

4.5 3000

ERTICO

SŠule %C40cm

3000

Height of lower edge = 4,2m 5

FEDRO

P27

ITS Austria and Partners

9

6.5

10

B30

3000

8

A31

TDC Systems Ltd.

P21

6

12

9.5

Cubic

9

Honda

7

3

7

TEC Magazine

5340

E20

3000 Deutschland 4500 iCar Support Group Attention: max. building height is 4,00m eCoMove ERTICO C30 B35

Streetline Inc.

P20A

F H

13

9

3000

ANDATA

P26

E10

C20

8

3

A30

P25

7000

European Commission

B20 10

9

Huawei

9

6

P19

Schlothauer & Wauer

25

Kapsch

F H

4500

8

6

GEWI

P18

D10

NA

3

7000

A20

NA

ITS Austria and Partners

max. building height is 6,00m (hall height is 8,5m)

4.5

NA

D11

4000

22

13

Robert Bosch

C10

4000

7000

13

F H

B11

NA

Dublin 2013/ I TS I rland

4

17 4500

Transport Gate

B10

4000

20

BMW Group

13

13

A10

P17

OSI LaserScan

P20

Efkon

7

Traficon International B.V.

evacuation stairs

Siemens

13

P15

Japan Pavilion

22

6

ITS the Swedish Way

3

13

NA

F H

6

NA

Vaisala P13 8

4

evacuation stairs

P9

8

Transport Gate

Transport Gate

QMIC

4

P8

F H

6

4

6

VARS BRNO a.s.

3

4

F H

max building heigt 4m

Selex Elsag

P7

P6

3

Gevas

Zugang 1.OG

13

P4

10

Bordeaux 2015/ Topos

P3

4

Swarco

PTV

Leddar Tech

3

P1

7

3

BANNER ENGINEERING BELGIUM BVBA

4900

8.4m

3

Emerceny exit

German Aerospace Center (DLR)

P34 A

NA

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