Key dates
Abstract submission deadline extended to 05 March 2023
- 19 March 2023: Review results sent back to authors
- 16 April 2023: Final abstract submission
- 30 April 2023: Final programme publication
- sustainable mobility
- Monday 19 June 2023, 13:00 - Thursday 22 June 2023, 18:00 (CEST)
- Ispra, Italy
Files
Programme
- 19 Jun 2023, 12:00 - 19:00 (CEST)Day 1 - Setting the scene
JRC Ispra Site, Conference Centre (Building 36)
- 12:00 Registration and working lunch
- 13:30 Symposium opening
- P. Szymanski, European Commission JRC (EU)
- B. Ciuffo, European Commission JRC (EU)
- 14:00 ISTDM 2023. Continuing the series on transportation data and modelling
- M. Kuwahara,Tohoku University (JP)
- J. Barcelò, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (ES)
- 14:30 Report from ISTDM 2021
- Y. Yin, University of Michigan (US)
- 14:45 Panel discussion. Driving the transformation in transport: what models, data, technologies and governance?
- Moderator:
- D. McGarry, European Commission JRC (EU)
- Panelists:
- L. Castiglioni, Federal Department of the Environment, Transport, Energy and Communications (CH)
- H. Cornet, UITP (BE)
- R. Liu, University of Leeds (UK)
- G. Menzel, Federal Ministry for Climate Action, Environment, Energy, Mobility, Innovation and Technology (AT)
- R. Shliselberg, Ayalon Highways (IL)
- E. Silani, e-Novia (IT)
- T. Victor, Waymo (US)
- Moderator:
- 16:00 Coffee break
- 16:15 Relevant Initiatives 1. Preparing for a common European mobility data space
- D. Gkatzoflias, European Commission DG MOVE (EU)
- 16:45 Relevant Initiatives 2. The Transport Data Commons Initiative (TDCI)
- V. Knöll, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (DE)
- P. N. Kishimoto, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (AT)
- J. Dixon, University of Oxford (UK)
- J. Tattini, European Commission JRC (EU)
- 17:15 Relevant Initiatives 3. The Transportation Research and Innovation Monitoring System (TRIMIS)
- M. Stepniak, European Commission JRC (EU)
- 17:45 Relevant Initiatives 4. The JRC Living Lab for Future Mobility Solutions
- B. Ciuffo, European Commission JRC (EU)
- 18:00 Meet the JRC Living Labbers and aperitif
- 20 Jun 2023, 09:00 - 18:00 (CEST)Day 2
- 9.00 Key-note presentation n.1
- D. Work, Vanderbilt University (US)
- 10.00 Coffee break
- 10.30 Parallel Sessions 2.1-2.3
- 13.00 Lunch break
- 14.00 Key-note presentation n. 2
- L. Leclercq, University Gustave Eiffel (FR)
- 15.00 Parallel Sessions 2.4-2.6
- 18.00 Relevant Initiatives 5. The EU approach to CCAM under Horizon Europe
- A. De Candido European Commission DG RTD (EU)
- 19.00 Social Dinner
- 9.00 Key-note presentation n.1
- 21 Jun 2023, 09:00 - 18:30 (CEST)Day 3
- 9.00 Key-note presentation n. 3
- Andreas A. Malikopoulos University of Delware (US)
- 10.00 Coffee break
- 10.30 Parallel Sessions 3.1-3.3
- 12.45 Relevant Initiatives 6. Overview of the on-going European research projects on traffic & network management, transport data and modelling
- T. Tavares, CINEA (EU)
- 13.00 Lunch break
- 14.00 Key-note presentation n. 4
- J. Laval, Georgia Institute of Technology (US)
- 15.00 Parallel Sessions 3.4-3.6
- 18.00 Relevant Initiatives 7. The SHOW Horizon 2020 project.
- A. Bekiaris, Centre for Research and Technology Hellas (EL)
- 18.30 Meet the SHOW project and aperitif
- 9.00 Key-note presentation n. 3
- 22 Jun 2023, 09:00 - 13:00 (CEST)Day 4
- 09.00 Relevant Initiatives 8. The European type-approval framework for Automated Driving Systems
- M. Galassi, European Commission DG GROW (EU)
- 10.00 Coffee break
- 09.30 Relevant Initiatives 9. Designed to be safe or designed to be compliant: Lessons learned from the European market surveillance for the safety of vehicles
- F. Minarini, European Commission JRC (EU)
- 10.30 Parallel sessions 4.1-4.2
- 12.50 Closing remarks
- B. Ciuffo, European Commission JRC (EU)
- 13.00 End of the symposium and lunch
- 09.00 Relevant Initiatives 8. The European type-approval framework for Automated Driving Systems
Practical information
- When
- Monday 19 June 2023, 13:00 - Thursday 22 June 2023, 18:00 (CEST)
- Where
- JRC ISPRAVia E. Fermi 2479, 21027 Ispra VA, Italy
- Who should attend
- ISTDM2023 is open for participation to: researchers and academics; transport infrastructure managers and owners; traffic operation managers, road transport operators; industry, vehicle manufacturers and suppliers; public authorities; NGOs and other.
- Languages
- English
Description
The convergency of technological, social and political trends (e.g. connectivity, automation, electrification, quantum computing, blockchains, new vehicle concepts, new social attitudes towards the provision and consumption of transport opportunities, new policy actions to fight or adapt to the climate change) provides a unique opportunity to rethink the transportation system and make it safer, cleaner, more efficient and more equitable in the next few decades ahead.
Crucial role of society and science
Whether this opportunity will materialise or not will however strongly depend on the capability of policy, industry, academia and citizens to work together towards a common goal. Will our society be apt to the challenge? The role of the scientific community in this process will be crucial. Decision-making to tackle climate-change and fighting against the Covid-19 pandemics have both counted on the evidence provide and the tools made available by the scientific community. The same must happen in the transport sector otherwise the risk to lose the one in a century opportunity to disrupt it will likely be lost.
Driving transformation of transport
In order to drive the transformation of the transport sector models and data are needed on the one hand to anticipate possible impacts of new mobility solution, and on the other hand to define the requirements of the future transport system to achieve the sustainable development goals set by our society. In particular, approaches to manage the ever increasing transport complexity in urban contexts with the interaction between traditional services any new mobility options are very much needed.
Submission of abstracts
Abstracts shall be submitted following the instructions available (including the template):
Submission of original contributions in the form of extended abstracts on the following topics are particularly welcome:
- Data collection and processing
- Innovative data collection approaches
- Big Data and Open Data initiatives (including safety applications)
- The contribution of machine learning and artificial intelligence
- Innovative research methodologies
- Using robots and scaled-down vehicles to design the future transport system
- Virtual testing methods for new mobility solutions validation
- Challenges in urban mobility modelling
- Mobility as a Service and complex trip-chains including micromobility
- Travel demand in the future mobility landscape
- The interaction of different modes (including safety aspects)
- Enhanced demand and traffic management
- Transport electrification
- Urban logistics
- Evolving transport impact on energy consumption
- Challenges in extra-urban transport modelling
- Traffic flow theory in the presence of different levels of vehicles’ connectivity and automation
- Transport safety and requirements for future systems
- Freight transportation
- Evolving transport impact on energy consumption
- Vehicle-infrastructure integration
Contributions on other topics relevant to the scope of the International Symposium on Transportation Data and Modelling will also be accepted.
Following the review process, a booklet of abstracts will be edited and published as European Commission Report.
In addition, presenters will be offered the possibility of submitting a journal version of their contributions to a Special Issue on Transportation Data and Modelling in a specialised journal.
Presenters will be selected on the basis of the information provided in the abstracts submitted. Each abstract shall clearly formulate the main messages the authors would like to convey to the audience.
Registration
ISTDM 2023 is open for participation to researchers and academics; transport infrastructure managers and owners; road transport operators; industry, vehicle manufacturers and suppliers; public authorities; governmental bodies; non-governmental organisations, and other transport stakeholders.
Registration is free of charge and includes access to all symposium sessions, symposium material, lunches, coffee breaks and transport arrangements.
Venue and travel information
The Symposium will take place at the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission located in Ispra (Italy). Due to the limited availability of public transport in the area, transport from Milan Malpensa airport to the symposium will be provided as well as transport from/to the hotel and social events location, as per instructions in the registration process.
Participants can also use this platform made available by one of the companies participating in the JRC Living Lab for Future Mobility Solutions.
Contacts
For questions, abstracts submission and registration, please contact: JRC-SMART-MOBILITYec [dot] europa [dot] eu (JRC-SMART-MOBILITY[at]ec[dot]europa[dot]eu)
External links
The 2023 International Symposium on Transportation Data and Modelling is organised back-to-back with the 8th International IEEE Conference on Models and Technologies for Intelligent Transportation Systems.
Previous ISTDM
2021 Ann Arbor (USA) by Prof. Yafeng Yin (ISTDM)
2018 Ehime (Japan) by Prof. Toshio Yoshii and Prof. Yasuhiro Shiomi (ISTS + IWTDCS)
2016 Jeju (Korea) by Prof. Seungjae Lee (ISTS + IWTDCS)
2014 Corsica (France) by Prof. Nour-Eddin El Faouzi (ISTS + IWTDCS)
2011 QUT (Australia) by Prof. Edward Chung (IWTDCS)
2008 Barcelona (Spain) by Prof. Jaume Barcelo and Masao Kuwahara (IWTDCS)
2008 Gold Coast (Australia) by Prof. Majid Sarvi (ISTS)
2006 Lausanne (Switzerland) by Prof. Prof. André-Gilles Dumont and Prof. Edward Chung (ISTS)
2002 Yokohama (Japan) by Late Prof. Ryuichi Kitamura and Masao Kuwahara (ISTS)