
CONFERENCE PROGRAMME & PRESENTATIONSCLICK ON THE NAME OF THE PANNELIST TO REACH HER/HIS PRESENTATION. 15 March 2007, Centre des Congres8.30 Welcome
9.30 Opening Speech, Jean-Luc Moudenc, President of Polis, President of Tisséo and Mayor of Toulouse
10.00 Round Table on the Future of Local Transport for Attractive Cities and Regions in Europe
Chair : Marc Paoloni, European correspondent for the economic & financial newspaper La Tribune.
Participants: Toomas Sepp, deputy mayor in charge of transport, City of Tallinn; Roman Jakic, deputy mayor in charge of transport, City of Ljubljana; Paul Astier, vice-president of the Communauté urbaine of Lille, in charge of urban transport; Arcangelo Merella, deputy mayor in charge of transport, City of Genoa; Erik van Merrienboer, alderman for mobility, transport and traffic, City of Eindhoven.
11.00 Inauguration of the Exhibition Area
11.30 Parallel Sessions
- Roundtable - Road User Charge: the ultimate demand management tool in urban areas?
Chair: Steve Kearns, Transport for London
Opening statement from the Curacao project, leading European Cities promoting progressive pricing, Jennie Leggatt, Transport & Travel Research Ltd
Participants: Maurizio Zamboni, City of Bologna; Jo Baker, Mott MacDonald; Michael Aherne, Dublin Transportation Office.
- Integration of modes & measures, and partnerships for clean mobility
Chair: Councillor Jean Yates, Lancashire County Council
Maximising intermodality between public tranport & cycling, Erl Wilkie part 1, part 2 Cycling Scotland
Reducing the environmental and health impacts of transport with clean vehicles, air quality plans and promotion of soft modes - good practice in Suceava. Marie Launay, Transport & Travel Research Ltd.
Kyoto Protocol and urban mobility in Rome, Fabio Nussio, Atac, Mobility Agency of the City of Rome.
- Improved management and information for efficient transport systems
Chair: Serge Mathieu, City of Toulouse
The future of the Euro-regional projects – cooperation between national and urban road operations, Richard Harris, WSP Group
Traffic Management in the Greater Stuttgart Region, Holger Bach, Stuttgart Region Economic Development Corporation
Integrated travel information: from local to Europe-wide - the ITISS project, Eileen O’Connell, Interactions Ltd; Brendan O’Shea, Independent Consultant
- Security of Transport systems
Chair: Councillor Tex Pemberton, West Sussex County Council
Tackling (the perception of) insecurity through design of public transport areas, Anne Leemans, Ydesign Foundation.
Example of the City of Porto, Manuel Paulo Teixeira
Example of the City of Rotterdam, Nuria Vico Staudt and Martin Beyer, Rotterdam Centraal
13.00 Lunch
14.30-16.00 Parallel Sessions
- Managing freight transport in European port cities and regions
Chair: Julio Garcia Ramón, City of Barcelona
Wales and the Atlantic Arc : Developing ports and economic regeneration, Prof. Stuart Cole, Wales Transport Research Centre, University of Glamorgan
Sustainable Freight transport for Maritime City Regions, Michael Lloyd, Association of Maritime Regions In Europe (AMRIE)
Chair: Isabelle Kardacz, deputy head of the unit "Clean transport and urban transport", European Commission, DG Energy and Transport
CIVITAS MOBILIS partner cities:
The Ljubljana bio-diesel experience difficulties to face and potential to develop; Roman Jakic, City of Ljubljana
The Odense approach for the public awareness and the individual marketing towards a sustainable mobility; Troels Andersen, City of Odense
The Toulouse context and the presentation of the integration of the accompanying measures around the new metro line construction; Alexandre Blaquière, Tisséo, City of Toulouse
- Roundtable on network management systems of the future
Chair: Prof. Mike McDonald, University of Southampton
Participants: Vincent Blervaque, Ertico; Birger Elvestad, City of Trondheim; Marshall Poulton, Transport for London; Maurizio Tomassini, ISIS; André Vits, Transport unit, DG Information Society & Media, European Commission; Siemens.
Conclusions: Michael Aherne, Dublin Transportation Office
- Urban road safety benchmarking across Europe: European cities supporting the European Road Safety Action Programme
Chair: Robert Trottein, Laser Europe
Participants: Cristina Pou, City of Barcelona Dominique Michel, City of Toulouse Jaroslav Mach, City of Prague
16.30-18.00 Parallel Sessions
- Transport solutions to fight exclusion
Chair: Karsten Möring, city of Cologne
How to ensure that transport investments plays a positive role in improving social equity?, Jo Baker, Mott-Mc Donald
Local partnerships in transport to combat social exclusion, Neil Scales, Merseytravel
ASK-IT and The Hague Smartline: support for the visually impaired, Toine Molenschot, the Hague
- Round table on Clean Zones
Chair: Martin Lutz, Berlin
Participants: Mark Degenkamp, City of Utrecht; Ángel Sánchez, Madrid City Council; Tanja Ballhorn Provstgaard, City of Copenhagen; Nick Fairholme, Transport for London
- Public transport systems of the Future
Chair: Gioacchino Gabbuti, ATAC Roma
GNSS for improved public transport positionning in Toulouse, Baptiste Godefroy, City of Toulouse
Jean-Loup Gauducheau,Veolia Transport
Pascale Grasset, Alstom Transport
Building a research agenda for public transport, Laurent Franckx, UITP
- Sustainable urban transport planning
Chair: Michael Aherne, Dublin Transportation Office
Sustainable urban transport planning in Toulouse, Christophe Doucet, Tisséo
Tallinn experience in sustainable urban transport planning, the Pilot project, Aarne Rentik, City of Tallinn, Sylwia Klatka, ConVoco.
Dresden mobility strategy, Dr Lunau, City of Dresden
Reducing transport noise in urban area, the Silence project, Alexander Holleis, AVL-List
20.30 Gala Dinner 16 March 2007, Centre des Congres9.00 Opening of the NICHES Final Event
Introduction to NICHES: Patrick Mercier-Handyside, European Commission, DG Research and the NICHES Consortium, Karen Vancluysen, Polis.
9.30 NICHES Parallel Sessions
- Seamless mobility services
Chair: Michael Laubenheimer, Rupprecht Consult
Urban Lift-sharing Services, Ali Clabburn, liftshare.com
Public bikes, Encouraging cycling in Toulouse- Infrastructures & services, Arnaud Turlan, City of Toulouse
Call-a-Bus Services– BWCABUS – Rural public transport using GPS based demand responsive transport, Prof. Owen Clark, Wales Transport Research Centre, University of Glamorgan
- Innovative approaches in city logistics
Chair: Dieter Wild, Planung Transport Verkehr
Space management for urban delivery, Julio Garcia Ramón, City of Barcelona
Inner city night delivery, Hugh Finlay, Dublin Institute of technology
Packstation: an innovative concept to solve the last mile issue, Klaus Esser, KE-Consult
- Non-polluting and energy-efficient vehicles
Chair: Lisa Sundell, City of Göteborg
Policy strategies to deploy private sector AFVs, Gustaf Landahl, City of Stockholm
Biogas in captive fleets, Sabine Germe, City of Lille
Joint procurement of AFVs, COMPRO project, Silvia Gaggi, Isis; role of the Emilia Romagna region, Silvia Zamboni.
- Innovative demand management strategies
Chair: Michael Glotz-Richter, City of Bremen
Transportation Management Associations, Valérie Bénard, Eurocities
The Stockholm Trial: Congestion charging and improved public transport aimed at reducing traffic jams and creating a better environment, Gunnar Söderholm, City of Stockholm
City-wide campaigns using marketing and branding, Patrick Allcorn, Transport for London
11.30 OSMOSE Awards Ceremony
11.45 Mayors' Roundtable on Innovation in Local Transport and the Attractiveness of European Cities and Regions
Chair : Marc Paoloni, European correspondent for the economic & financial newspaper La Tribune
participants: Jacques Barrot, Vice-president of the European Commission, Commissioner for Transport ; Ferran Julian, City of Barcelona; Maurizio Zamboni, City of Bologna; Paul Astier, Communauté Urbaine of Lille; Karsten Moering, City of Cologne; Youri Besbes, Polis.
13.00 Closing speeches
Jean-Luc Moudenc, President of Polis, President of Tisséo, Mayor of Toulouse Jacques Barrot, Vice-president of the European Commission, Commissioner for Transport.
14.30 Technical Visits
17.30 End of Polis Annual Conference 2007 |