19/05/26
Side event for attendees by invitation only
This event marks the Final Event of the EU-funded KEYSTONE project, presenting key results and lessons from 3 years of work on digital solutions for smarter, paperless, and more efficient enforcement compliance in transport and logistics. Featuring contributions from the sister project SETO, the sessions will highlight how complementarity between EU initiatives, through interoperable systems, data sharing, and innovation, can support both operators and enforcement authorities. Project representatives will share insights from real-world pilots, highlighting challenges and barriers. The event will also explore how the legacy of both projects can be sustained beyond their lifetime, paving the way for smarter transport solutions across Europe.
In line with the Clean Industrial Deal, how to maintain European leadership in competitive technologies? In an international context marked by a global race for resources needed for the green transition, this session will focus on the competitiveness of innovative solutions globally, also with regard to clean technologies. In a global context, it will explore the challenges that the EU faces to maintain its leadership in the development manufacturing and deployment of these technologies. It will look at the EU’s competitive strengths in comparison to other international players and highlight where the European efforts should focus on to maintain global competitive leadership in transport technologies, taking also into account the specific challenges faced by SMEs and start/scale-ups. The session will also look at best practices from other international players on clean tech competitiveness and whether they can be reproduced at EU level.
This session aims to find answers to the following questions: how can Europe regain or maintain leadership by focusing more on competitiveness and less on competition? What is the added value of involving outside countries into European research programs? How to maintain the European strategic autonomy, technology sovereignty and reduce dependencies from other countries?
This session aims to find answers to the following questions: how can Europe regain or maintain leadership by focusing more on competitiveness and less on competition? What is the added value of involving outside countries into European research programs? How to maintain the European strategic autonomy, technology sovereignty and reduce dependencies from other countries?
Keynote speaker:
Glenn Schmidt
Vice President Global Sustainability
BMW Group
BMW Group
Speakers:
Alberto Maestrini
Executive Vice President
Fincantieri S.p.A.
Fincantieri S.p.A.
Axel Krein
Executive Director
Clean Aviation Joint Undertaking
Clean Aviation Joint Undertaking
Doris Martetschläger
Supply Chain Operations Manager
IKEA supply AG
IKEA supply AG
Glenn Schmidt
Vice President Global Sustainability
BMW Group
BMW Group
Jerry Buttimer
Minister of State
Department of Rural and Community Development and at the Department of Transport, Republic of Ireland
Department of Rural and Community Development and at the Department of Transport, Republic of Ireland
Magda Kopczyńska
Director-General for Mobility and Transport
European Commission
European Commission
Join the PIARC International Workshop, Worldwide Perspective on Road Safety Solutions, bringing global experts together to share proven strategies for safer roads. Hosted by PIARC, the World Road Association, the program explores vulnerable road users, crash hot spots, network-wide safety assessment, speed management, human factors, Safe System delivery in LMICs, and risk management. Hear international case studies, recommendations, and practical tools for policymakers, engineers, researchers, and road safety practitioners. Network with leading specialists and discover innovative approaches adaptable worldwide.
On May 19th, the EV4EU project Final Event, “EV4EU: From V2X Innovation to Implementation in Europe’s Energy System,” will bring together experts and key stakeholders to discuss the critical role of electric mobility in the European energy transition. As the project reaches its end in May 2026, this is a great opportunity to present its final outcomes and achievements.
From the Azores island of São Miguel in Portugal to Denmark’s tech hubs, the project has tested the limits of Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) technology. Now, it is time to showcase real-world results from the project’s four European V2X demonstrators in Portugal, Slovenia, Greece, and Denmark.
Experts will present a strategic roadmap and regulatory solutions to bring these technologies to market, followed by a collaborative session with V2X Cluster projects (Drive 2X, SCALE, AHEAD, ePowerMove) where project leaders will pitch the next generation of energy grid innovations and discuss the future of V2X technology.
Join the conversation as we explore solutions to turn electric vehicles into the backbone of Europe’s energy system.
From the Azores island of São Miguel in Portugal to Denmark’s tech hubs, the project has tested the limits of Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) technology. Now, it is time to showcase real-world results from the project’s four European V2X demonstrators in Portugal, Slovenia, Greece, and Denmark.
Experts will present a strategic roadmap and regulatory solutions to bring these technologies to market, followed by a collaborative session with V2X Cluster projects (Drive 2X, SCALE, AHEAD, ePowerMove) where project leaders will pitch the next generation of energy grid innovations and discuss the future of V2X technology.
Join the conversation as we explore solutions to turn electric vehicles into the backbone of Europe’s energy system.
Organised by the Transport Community Permanent Secretariat—focuses on strengthening cooperation in transport research and innovation between the Western Balkans and EU neighbouring regions.
Side event for attendees by invitation only
The event programme will cover discussions focusing on the real-world value of shared mobility and its policy implications. It will gather cities, transport authorities, researchers and practitioners to present practical insights from Living Labs, covering bike-sharing, MaaS, car sharing, DRT, and mobility hubs highlighting measurable impacts, operational challenges, and governance aspects. Moving beyond concepts, the event reflects on what has worked, what has not, and the conditions needed to integrate shared mobility into transport systems, while outlining policy recommendations, future pathways, and next steps for cities and regions.
Side event for attendees by invitation only
Side event for attendees by invitation only
The session will explore the current state of charging infrastructure in Europe, (including the deployment of public, semi-public and private charging points, in particular for Heavy Duty and commercial vehicles at logistics hubs and depots), also highlighting the areas of relevance for smart and bi-directional charging.
It aims to bridge R&I and policy to co-develop strategic priorities for the future, and discuss how to further support the rollout of charging infrastructure, in line with the Automotive Action Plan: accelerating the roll-out of charging, grid access, V2X, the ‘European Clean Transport Corridor initiative’, and where relevant the ‘European Connected and Autonomous Vehicle Alliance’, as well as financial instruments like the Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Facility (AFIF).
The session would provide a strategic context for challenges and opportunities related to the deployment of charging infrastructure for EV and their integration to the grid and would contribute to the development of a comprehensive and sustainable transport system in Europe.
Moderator:
Eric von Breska (DG MOVE)
Rapporteur:
Beatriz Ildefonso (DG RTD)
Speakers:
Michael Bültmann (ABB)
Alessandro Bernardini (Iveco Group)
Ádám Tóth (E.ON)
Omar Hegazy (VUB)
It aims to bridge R&I and policy to co-develop strategic priorities for the future, and discuss how to further support the rollout of charging infrastructure, in line with the Automotive Action Plan: accelerating the roll-out of charging, grid access, V2X, the ‘European Clean Transport Corridor initiative’, and where relevant the ‘European Connected and Autonomous Vehicle Alliance’, as well as financial instruments like the Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Facility (AFIF).
The session would provide a strategic context for challenges and opportunities related to the deployment of charging infrastructure for EV and their integration to the grid and would contribute to the development of a comprehensive and sustainable transport system in Europe.
Moderator:
Eric von Breska (DG MOVE)
Rapporteur:
Beatriz Ildefonso (DG RTD)
Speakers:
Michael Bültmann (ABB)
Alessandro Bernardini (Iveco Group)
Ádám Tóth (E.ON)
Omar Hegazy (VUB)
Ports and airports are no longer just transit points—they are critical R&I platforms for the clean energy transition, serving as producers, importers, distributors, and users of sustainable fuels such as hydrogen, methanol, ammonia, synthetic fuels, and electricity.
This session explores how these strategic nodes are being transformed into integrated, multimodal energy and data hubs that support decarbonised logistics and mobility chains. Smart energy management, digitalisation, and automation R&D will be addressed as key tools to enhance operational efficiency, reduce emissions, and enable real-time optimisation tested through collaborative pilots. Case studies from Europe and beyond will highlight successful, replicable and scalable approaches.
The session will also identify R&I challenges and outline the research, regulatory and investment frameworks needed to accelerate scale-up, emphasising modular innovation, cross-sector collaboration and EU partnerships contributions to climate-neutral and resilient transport infrastructure.
Moderator:
Krzysztof Kuik (DG RTD)
Rapporteur:
Giovanni Circella (Uninversity of Ghent)
Speakers:
Annefleur Klaus (Schiphol airport)
Erwin Verstraelen (Port of Antwerp)
Helena Athoussaki (Motor Oil Group)
Klara Wittkowski (Airbus)
Jorrit Harmsen (TNO)
This session explores how these strategic nodes are being transformed into integrated, multimodal energy and data hubs that support decarbonised logistics and mobility chains. Smart energy management, digitalisation, and automation R&D will be addressed as key tools to enhance operational efficiency, reduce emissions, and enable real-time optimisation tested through collaborative pilots. Case studies from Europe and beyond will highlight successful, replicable and scalable approaches.
The session will also identify R&I challenges and outline the research, regulatory and investment frameworks needed to accelerate scale-up, emphasising modular innovation, cross-sector collaboration and EU partnerships contributions to climate-neutral and resilient transport infrastructure.
Moderator:
Krzysztof Kuik (DG RTD)
Rapporteur:
Giovanni Circella (Uninversity of Ghent)
Speakers:
Annefleur Klaus (Schiphol airport)
Erwin Verstraelen (Port of Antwerp)
Helena Athoussaki (Motor Oil Group)
Klara Wittkowski (Airbus)
Jorrit Harmsen (TNO)
The need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and related air pollution places zero-emission mobility at the center of urban mobility policies. This session explores strategies to decarbonise urban mobility through technology, integrated planning and behavioural change. It highlights that the transition goes beyond new tech, it requires transforming the mobility ecosystem to improve air quality, reduce noise and congestion, and ensure equitable access. Key themes include the role of electrified public transport (on rail, waterborne and road), integration of new and shared mobility services, and promoting multimodality to shift behavior and boost efficiency. The session also examines urban freight solutions, mobility hubs, and EV infrastructure challenges, emphasizing grid integration and spatial planning. Drawing on research and case studies, it presents pathways and trade-offs for achieving zero-emission transport.
Moderator:
Patrick Mercier-Handisyde (DG RTD)
Rapporteur:
Carmela Canonico (UITP)
Speakers:
Ádám Bodor (BKK)
Marc Rozendal (EIT Urban Mobility)
Katie Black (Transdev)
Johan Leveque (La Poste)
Manfred Seitz (Danube Commission)
Moderator:
Patrick Mercier-Handisyde (DG RTD)
Rapporteur:
Carmela Canonico (UITP)
Speakers:
Ádám Bodor (BKK)
Marc Rozendal (EIT Urban Mobility)
Katie Black (Transdev)
Johan Leveque (La Poste)
Manfred Seitz (Danube Commission)
This session will explore how the road and mobility sector can attract, prepare, and retain the people it needs for the years ahead. As the sector evolves, the question of skills, talent, and workforce readiness is becoming more important than ever.
This session will focus on the future of pavement solutions that are not only more sustainable, but also better able to respond to changing climate, performance, and resilience demands.
This session explores how research and innovation can unlock night trains' decarbonisation potential for medium- and long-distance travel, combining overnight journeys with daytime availability. Despite their capacity to reduce short-haul aviation, night trains remain underutilised due to 19th-century governance structures and fragmented responsibilities across authorities, infrastructure managers and operators. Bringing together policy, academia, industry and civil society, the session examines a new organisational paradigm enabled by coherent EU policy, regulatory alignment and funding to scale fast, reliable cross-border services. R&I tools will guide transformation: emission calculators for CO₂ savings; game-theoretic models for stakeholder coordination; and multi-criteria analysis to optimise trade-offs among availability, affordability, accessibility and reliability. The session will deliver concrete pathways to accelerate night trains' sustainable deployment across Europe.
Moderator:
Armando Carrillo (EURNEX)
Rapporteur:
Helena Luketic (HZPP)
Speakers:
Kurt Bauer (ÖBB PV)
Borna Abramovic (University of Zagreb)
Anton Dubrau (Luna Rail)
Aaron Paz Martinez (DLR)
Michele Gesualdi (UIC)
Moderator:
Armando Carrillo (EURNEX)
Rapporteur:
Helena Luketic (HZPP)
Speakers:
Kurt Bauer (ÖBB PV)
Borna Abramovic (University of Zagreb)
Anton Dubrau (Luna Rail)
Aaron Paz Martinez (DLR)
Michele Gesualdi (UIC)
The 2Zero and CCAM Partnerships have been key tools to plan and coordinate European collaborative R&D in the field of electrification and automation of road transport: this session will discuss their main achievements in Horizon Europe and their potential evolution in the next EU framework programme for 2028-2034. A Memorandum of Understanding has been signed between these two Partnerships, the Partnership on Batteries, and the European Commission, to further coordinate the European R&D efforts. The objective is to accelerate the transition of road mobility into electrification and automation by exploiting research results further into implementation. One option for the future is the setup of a new Joint Undertaking, which would support the competitiveness of the European automotive industry.
Moderator:
Andrea Gentili (DG RTD)
Rapporteur:
Xavier Aertsens (ERTRAC)
Speakers:
Stephan Neugebauer (BMW)
Christoph Weigand (Aumovio)
Benedetta Trignani (2Zero/CCAM)
Marina Urbina (CEA)
Michele De Gennaro (AIT)
Moderator:
Andrea Gentili (DG RTD)
Rapporteur:
Xavier Aertsens (ERTRAC)
Speakers:
Stephan Neugebauer (BMW)
Christoph Weigand (Aumovio)
Benedetta Trignani (2Zero/CCAM)
Marina Urbina (CEA)
Michele De Gennaro (AIT)
In the pursuit of a truly interoperable, resilient and adaptable Single European Rail Area, railway networks are undergoing a digital revolution at European level. The session will explore the latest innovations being developed towards modernizing and digitalizing the rail European network in transforming the future European Rail Traffic Management System. The vision is for traffic planning and control to operate seamlessly across national borders and transport modes to make rail the backbone of a multimodal transport system for passengers and freight customers, from first to last mile. The session will hear about the latest technology and specifications being developed in this area under the current Horizon Europe Programme and the vision and expectations of stakeholders for how this is to be implemented at European system level.
Moderator:
Ralf Kaminsky (Siemens)
Rapporteur:
Andrea Demadonna (UNIFE)
Speakers:
Lars Deiterding (Hacon)
Anna Lina Ruscelli (Sant'Anna Pisa)
Francesco Jeronimo Cabrera (UIC)
Maria Price (ERFA)
Christopher Carr (ERA)
Moderator:
Ralf Kaminsky (Siemens)
Rapporteur:
Andrea Demadonna (UNIFE)
Speakers:
Lars Deiterding (Hacon)
Anna Lina Ruscelli (Sant'Anna Pisa)
Francesco Jeronimo Cabrera (UIC)
Maria Price (ERFA)
Christopher Carr (ERA)
While essential to reach ambitious EU transport decarbonization targets, the market uptake of ZE-HDVs is still relatively low, with less than 1700 new ZEV-HDV registered in the EU in 2023/24. In cooperation with DG CLIMA, the JRC has carried out a technology state-of-art review of ongoing EU-funded R&I activities, revealing that further efforts in research, technological development and standardisation are needed. Building on this, and on a previous session held at TRA 2024 in Dublin, we will connect technology progress with lessons learned from demonstrations in the AEVETO Cluster projects. Aligned with 2ZERO, ERTRAC and ALICE roadmaps, this session provides a consolidated view of where Europe stands today, what has been achieved through R&I, and what needs to happen next to address systemic, technological and regulatory challenges. The session will consist of short presentations and a panel discussion with representatives of the European Commission, OEMs, Logistics, Battery industry and automation.
Moderator:
Jette Krause (JRC)
Rapporteur:
Alice Scotti (ALICE)
Speakers:
Ben Kraaienhagen (VUB)
Manasa Sridhar (Iveco)
Beatriz Ildefonso (DG RTD)
Michele de Gennaro (AIT)
Andrea Condotta (Gruber Logistics)
Moderator:
Jette Krause (JRC)
Rapporteur:
Alice Scotti (ALICE)
Speakers:
Ben Kraaienhagen (VUB)
Manasa Sridhar (Iveco)
Beatriz Ildefonso (DG RTD)
Michele de Gennaro (AIT)
Andrea Condotta (Gruber Logistics)
Embark on a cross-sector journey into the future of navigation as we explore how Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) have been transforming operations across both the waterborne and aviation domains and how recent disruptions in GNSS have prompted aviation and waterborne transport to adapt. From resilient GNSS solutions that safeguard critical navigation services from interference to the development of complementary technologies and improved operations, discover how Europe is strengthening the reliability and performance of GNSS and developing new concepts of communication, navigation and surveillance to support a more connected and future-ready transport ecosystem. By exploring both current capabilities and future research needs, this session shows how GNSS can help Europe build the most advanced, efficient and resilient transport systems on the water and in the air.
Moderator:
Chrystelle Damar (SESAR JU)
Rapporteur:
Christine Stewart (SESAR JU)
Speakers:
Thierry Closset (EDA)
Damian Viccars (World Shipping Council)
Inkeri Huttu (ABB)
Jan Ludvik (Honeywell)
Moderator:
Chrystelle Damar (SESAR JU)
Rapporteur:
Christine Stewart (SESAR JU)
Speakers:
Thierry Closset (EDA)
Damian Viccars (World Shipping Council)
Inkeri Huttu (ABB)
Jan Ludvik (Honeywell)
Chair: Sandor Vass (EC JRC)
206 Egidio Quaglietta, Camiel Simons, Emdzad Sehic, Julia Lo, Martin Joborn, Peter Olsson, Enrique Gómez, Pablo Ciáurriz, Roberto Divano, Petr Stříteský, Martin Václavík, Isabel Meseguer, Angelo Naselli, Federico Santamaria, Rob M. P. Goverde and Dick Middelkoop – Analysing the link of Traffic Management System with Automated and Assisted Train Operations
Presenter: Egidio Quaglietta
300 Katharina Hartmann, Dr. Thomas Nobel and Dr. Martin Fischer – Level 4 Automated Truck Traffic in Hub-to-Hub Logistics: The AUTOGVZ Project
Presenter: Katharina Hartmann
549 Mikel Labayen, Jon Mikel Olmos, Jokin Irastorza, Maider Lehr, Xabier Larrea and Erik Aranburu – Demonstration of Cutting-Edge Technologies in Remote and Autonomous Railway Shunting Operations
Presenter: Mikel Labayen
551 Marc Wilbrink and Michael Oehl – Repeated Exposure to eHMIs: Behavioral Adaptation Across Age Groups in Pedestrian–HAV Interaction
Presenter: Marc Wilbrink
564 Shadi Nikneshan, Andrea Avignone, Brunella Caroleo and Silvia Chiusano – Unveiling anomalies in autonomous shuttle behaviour through multisource data
Presenter: Shadi Nikneshan
608 Maria Chiara Bodda, Kais Bedioui, Siemen Herremans, Ali Anwar, Aleksander Chernyavskiy, Pieter Helsen, Ghazaleh Kia, Zia Nassir and Louis Robert Cool – Artificial Intelligence Powered Perception System for Enhanced Remote Vessel Operation in Inland Waterways
Presenter: Ghazaleh Kia
206 Egidio Quaglietta, Camiel Simons, Emdzad Sehic, Julia Lo, Martin Joborn, Peter Olsson, Enrique Gómez, Pablo Ciáurriz, Roberto Divano, Petr Stříteský, Martin Václavík, Isabel Meseguer, Angelo Naselli, Federico Santamaria, Rob M. P. Goverde and Dick Middelkoop – Analysing the link of Traffic Management System with Automated and Assisted Train Operations
Presenter: Egidio Quaglietta
300 Katharina Hartmann, Dr. Thomas Nobel and Dr. Martin Fischer – Level 4 Automated Truck Traffic in Hub-to-Hub Logistics: The AUTOGVZ Project
Presenter: Katharina Hartmann
549 Mikel Labayen, Jon Mikel Olmos, Jokin Irastorza, Maider Lehr, Xabier Larrea and Erik Aranburu – Demonstration of Cutting-Edge Technologies in Remote and Autonomous Railway Shunting Operations
Presenter: Mikel Labayen
551 Marc Wilbrink and Michael Oehl – Repeated Exposure to eHMIs: Behavioral Adaptation Across Age Groups in Pedestrian–HAV Interaction
Presenter: Marc Wilbrink
564 Shadi Nikneshan, Andrea Avignone, Brunella Caroleo and Silvia Chiusano – Unveiling anomalies in autonomous shuttle behaviour through multisource data
Presenter: Shadi Nikneshan
608 Maria Chiara Bodda, Kais Bedioui, Siemen Herremans, Ali Anwar, Aleksander Chernyavskiy, Pieter Helsen, Ghazaleh Kia, Zia Nassir and Louis Robert Cool – Artificial Intelligence Powered Perception System for Enhanced Remote Vessel Operation in Inland Waterways
Presenter: Ghazaleh Kia
Chair: Árpád Török (BME)
233 Hyeokju Nam, Soyeon Lee, Dongyao Jia, Dong Ngoduy and Seunghyeon Lee – Bi-level calibration of car-following models via quantum optimization under dynamic traffic flow
Presenter: Hyeokju Nam
236 Seulbin Hong, Dohyeon Kim, Dongmin Lee, Sooncheon Hwang, Wai Wong and Seunghyeon Lee – A group-based hierarchical adaptive traffic control system for an emergency vehicle priority signal along with consecutive signalized intersections
Presenter: Seulbin Hong
392 Ángel Moya and Jeanett Bolther – From Fragmented Systems to Integrated Mobility: Mapping the Stakeholder Ecosystem for Predictive Multimodal Traffic Management
Presenter: Jeanett Bolther
455 Tobias Nousch and Django Adam – Real-World Reinforcement Learning for Multimodal Urban Traffic Signal Control
Presenter: Tobias Nousch
963 Summair Anis, Nicola Sacco, Alice Consilvio, Davide Giglio, Pietro De Vito, Prachiti Shinde, Hing Yan Tong, Marin Marinov and Patrick Bannon – A Simulation Based Approach for Dynamic Management of Metro Dwell Times based on Passenger Demands
Presenter: Summair Anis
1060 Zsolt Berki – Meso-Level Adaptive Response Planning for Urban Traffic Management Systems
Presenter: Zsolt Berki
233 Hyeokju Nam, Soyeon Lee, Dongyao Jia, Dong Ngoduy and Seunghyeon Lee – Bi-level calibration of car-following models via quantum optimization under dynamic traffic flow
Presenter: Hyeokju Nam
236 Seulbin Hong, Dohyeon Kim, Dongmin Lee, Sooncheon Hwang, Wai Wong and Seunghyeon Lee – A group-based hierarchical adaptive traffic control system for an emergency vehicle priority signal along with consecutive signalized intersections
Presenter: Seulbin Hong
392 Ángel Moya and Jeanett Bolther – From Fragmented Systems to Integrated Mobility: Mapping the Stakeholder Ecosystem for Predictive Multimodal Traffic Management
Presenter: Jeanett Bolther
455 Tobias Nousch and Django Adam – Real-World Reinforcement Learning for Multimodal Urban Traffic Signal Control
Presenter: Tobias Nousch
963 Summair Anis, Nicola Sacco, Alice Consilvio, Davide Giglio, Pietro De Vito, Prachiti Shinde, Hing Yan Tong, Marin Marinov and Patrick Bannon – A Simulation Based Approach for Dynamic Management of Metro Dwell Times based on Passenger Demands
Presenter: Summair Anis
1060 Zsolt Berki – Meso-Level Adaptive Response Planning for Urban Traffic Management Systems
Presenter: Zsolt Berki
Chair: Alessandro Tansini (EC JRC)
649 Rachmat Gunawan, Angelique Rouhan, Angeliki Deligianni, Daria Matignon, Thierry Pacini, James Moore, Joseph Hodgson, Tapas Kumar Das, Leonidas Drikos, Nicholas Lekkas, Weichao Shi and Adrien Aubert – Evaluating the Potential of Hybrid Ship Retrofitting Combining Tubercle-Assisted Propellers, Fuel Cells, and Liquid Inorganic H2 Carrier Storage
Presenter: Rachmat Gunawan
9 Stefan Walter – Optimising Logistics for a Sustainable Hydrogen Economy: The DTI4HydroChains Framework
Presenter: Stefan Walter
173 Paolo Guglia, Caterina Cobino and Andrea Borzacchiello – The role of EU funding instruments and IPCEIs in enabling maritime decarbonisation
Presenter: Paolo Guglia
299 Enrico De Betta, Francesco Mastropierro, Damiano Tormen, Gianvito Apuleo and Michele De Gennaro – Analysis of Strategies for LH2 Management Onboard Aircraft During Overnight Parking
Presenter: Enrico De Betta
373 Alexander Wimmer, Markus Kordel, Isabell Moser, Eduardo de la Guerra Ochoa and Manuel Caballero Ocaña – Novel Metal Hydride Cooling System in a Hydrogen Demonstrator Train: Design, Implementation and Technology Assessment
Presenter: Markus Kordel
1543 Anna Lina Ruscelli, Gabriele Cecchetti, Domenico Uomo and Piero Castoldi – Advanced photovoltaic technologies for sustainable on board railways services
Presenter: Domenico Uomo
649 Rachmat Gunawan, Angelique Rouhan, Angeliki Deligianni, Daria Matignon, Thierry Pacini, James Moore, Joseph Hodgson, Tapas Kumar Das, Leonidas Drikos, Nicholas Lekkas, Weichao Shi and Adrien Aubert – Evaluating the Potential of Hybrid Ship Retrofitting Combining Tubercle-Assisted Propellers, Fuel Cells, and Liquid Inorganic H2 Carrier Storage
Presenter: Rachmat Gunawan
9 Stefan Walter – Optimising Logistics for a Sustainable Hydrogen Economy: The DTI4HydroChains Framework
Presenter: Stefan Walter
173 Paolo Guglia, Caterina Cobino and Andrea Borzacchiello – The role of EU funding instruments and IPCEIs in enabling maritime decarbonisation
Presenter: Paolo Guglia
299 Enrico De Betta, Francesco Mastropierro, Damiano Tormen, Gianvito Apuleo and Michele De Gennaro – Analysis of Strategies for LH2 Management Onboard Aircraft During Overnight Parking
Presenter: Enrico De Betta
373 Alexander Wimmer, Markus Kordel, Isabell Moser, Eduardo de la Guerra Ochoa and Manuel Caballero Ocaña – Novel Metal Hydride Cooling System in a Hydrogen Demonstrator Train: Design, Implementation and Technology Assessment
Presenter: Markus Kordel
1543 Anna Lina Ruscelli, Gabriele Cecchetti, Domenico Uomo and Piero Castoldi – Advanced photovoltaic technologies for sustainable on board railways services
Presenter: Domenico Uomo
Chair: Paola Chiarini (EC DG MOVE)
904 Francesco Grasso, Leonardo Sasso, Alireza Motalebi, Fulvio Simonelli and Vittorio Marzano – Do we really know how much freight is transported on European roads? Evidence from a research project in Italy
Presenter: Vittorio Marzano
980 Luca Corniani, Paolo Schito, James Bell, Ariane Wettig, Joao Pombo and Stefano Bruni – Numerical investigation of freight train aerodynamics: towards greener freight transport in Europe
Presenter: Luca Corniani
1026 Daniela Castaño-Herrera\*, Álvaro Aguilera-García, Juan Gomez and José Manuel Vassallo – Spatial analysis of online shopping returns: application to the Madrid Region
Presenter: Daniela Castaño-Herrera\*
1344 Tobias Rinnert, Corinna Köpke, Kris Schroven and Alexander Stolz – ASTROIT: An agent-based and multimodal simulation predicting the effects of disruptions on transport networks and identifying effective and eco-friendly mitigation measures
Presenter: Tobias Rinnert
1512 Muhammad Tabish Bilal and Davide Giglio – Modelling Freight-Induced Congestion Dynamics: A Regional Macroscopic Approach with FC-MFD Applications
Presenter: Davide Giglio
1597 Antonio Comi, Luca Persia, Davide Shingo Usami, Sevket Oguz Kagan Capkin, Hamid Aghel and David Gruhonjić – Smart Urban Freight Transport: Assessing the Opportunity Offered by Automated Vehicles
Presenter: Davide Shingo Usami
904 Francesco Grasso, Leonardo Sasso, Alireza Motalebi, Fulvio Simonelli and Vittorio Marzano – Do we really know how much freight is transported on European roads? Evidence from a research project in Italy
Presenter: Vittorio Marzano
980 Luca Corniani, Paolo Schito, James Bell, Ariane Wettig, Joao Pombo and Stefano Bruni – Numerical investigation of freight train aerodynamics: towards greener freight transport in Europe
Presenter: Luca Corniani
1026 Daniela Castaño-Herrera\*, Álvaro Aguilera-García, Juan Gomez and José Manuel Vassallo – Spatial analysis of online shopping returns: application to the Madrid Region
Presenter: Daniela Castaño-Herrera\*
1344 Tobias Rinnert, Corinna Köpke, Kris Schroven and Alexander Stolz – ASTROIT: An agent-based and multimodal simulation predicting the effects of disruptions on transport networks and identifying effective and eco-friendly mitigation measures
Presenter: Tobias Rinnert
1512 Muhammad Tabish Bilal and Davide Giglio – Modelling Freight-Induced Congestion Dynamics: A Regional Macroscopic Approach with FC-MFD Applications
Presenter: Davide Giglio
1597 Antonio Comi, Luca Persia, Davide Shingo Usami, Sevket Oguz Kagan Capkin, Hamid Aghel and David Gruhonjić – Smart Urban Freight Transport: Assessing the Opportunity Offered by Automated Vehicles
Presenter: Davide Shingo Usami
Chair: Sandra Vieira (ECTRI/LNEC)
296 Torben Lelke, Peter Sanders, Sebastian Franke and Bernhard Friedrich – Assessment of Urban Traffic Safety through the Analysis of Crowd-Sourced Harsh Braking Maneuvers
Presenter: Torben Lelke
761 Daphne Kyprouli, Dimitrios Nikolaou and George Yannis – Factors Influencing Speed Limit Violations on Athens Road Network
Presenter: Daphne Kyprouli
919 Juan Alamo, Alena Høye and Tor-Olav Nævestad – Current Evidence on Alcohol-Impaired Driving and Road Fatalities in Europe: Trends, Challenges, and Policy Recommendations
Presenter: Juan Alamo
1231 Monica Meocci – Visual attention and speed: mutual effects on road safety
Presenter: Monica Meocci
1561 Aristotelis Tsoutsanis, Apostolos Ziakopoulos and George Yannis – Self-Supervised Detection of Harsh Cornering Events at Scale using Smartphone Sensor Data
Presenter: Apostolos Ziakopoulos
1581 Meltem Aslantas and Fatma Kutlu Gündogdu – Driving Risk Classification Using Fuzzy C-Means and Classification Algorithms on NGSIM Trajectory Data
Presenter: Meltem Aslantas
296 Torben Lelke, Peter Sanders, Sebastian Franke and Bernhard Friedrich – Assessment of Urban Traffic Safety through the Analysis of Crowd-Sourced Harsh Braking Maneuvers
Presenter: Torben Lelke
761 Daphne Kyprouli, Dimitrios Nikolaou and George Yannis – Factors Influencing Speed Limit Violations on Athens Road Network
Presenter: Daphne Kyprouli
919 Juan Alamo, Alena Høye and Tor-Olav Nævestad – Current Evidence on Alcohol-Impaired Driving and Road Fatalities in Europe: Trends, Challenges, and Policy Recommendations
Presenter: Juan Alamo
1231 Monica Meocci – Visual attention and speed: mutual effects on road safety
Presenter: Monica Meocci
1561 Aristotelis Tsoutsanis, Apostolos Ziakopoulos and George Yannis – Self-Supervised Detection of Harsh Cornering Events at Scale using Smartphone Sensor Data
Presenter: Apostolos Ziakopoulos
1581 Meltem Aslantas and Fatma Kutlu Gündogdu – Driving Risk Classification Using Fuzzy C-Means and Classification Algorithms on NGSIM Trajectory Data
Presenter: Meltem Aslantas
Chair: Diána Henézi (SZE)
72 Magdalini Tsavala, Lambros Mitropoulos and Christos Karolemeas – Assessment of Urban Cycling Infrastructure based on National Design Guidelines
Presenter: Lambros Mitropoulos
414 Ernst Tomasch, Bernd Schneider, Nadezda Kirillova and Horst Possegger – How Does Right-Turn-On-Red For Bicyclists Affect Safety?
Presenter: Ernst Tomasch
568 Maria Beirão, Anabela Ribeiro and Adelino Ferreira – Identifying Cycling Accident Hotspots through Spatio-Temporal Network Kernel Density Estimation: Evidence from Madrid
Presenter: Adelino Ferreira
707 José Dias, Anabela Ribeiro, Adelino Ferreira and Francisco Antunes – Network Design Model Applied to Cycling Infrastructure
Presenter: Anabela Ribeiro
734 Julius Reh, Martin Loidl and Sven Lißner – Measuring the impact of evolving cycling infrastructure : Evidence from over 100 interventions in Austria, Germany and Switzerland
Presenter: Julius Reh
1226 Jed Sarjant and Anna Charly – Evaluating the Effectiveness of Dedicated Cycle Lanes for Sustainable Transport in Urban City Centres Using Microsimulation
Presenter: Anna Charly
72 Magdalini Tsavala, Lambros Mitropoulos and Christos Karolemeas – Assessment of Urban Cycling Infrastructure based on National Design Guidelines
Presenter: Lambros Mitropoulos
414 Ernst Tomasch, Bernd Schneider, Nadezda Kirillova and Horst Possegger – How Does Right-Turn-On-Red For Bicyclists Affect Safety?
Presenter: Ernst Tomasch
568 Maria Beirão, Anabela Ribeiro and Adelino Ferreira – Identifying Cycling Accident Hotspots through Spatio-Temporal Network Kernel Density Estimation: Evidence from Madrid
Presenter: Adelino Ferreira
707 José Dias, Anabela Ribeiro, Adelino Ferreira and Francisco Antunes – Network Design Model Applied to Cycling Infrastructure
Presenter: Anabela Ribeiro
734 Julius Reh, Martin Loidl and Sven Lißner – Measuring the impact of evolving cycling infrastructure : Evidence from over 100 interventions in Austria, Germany and Switzerland
Presenter: Julius Reh
1226 Jed Sarjant and Anna Charly – Evaluating the Effectiveness of Dedicated Cycle Lanes for Sustainable Transport in Urban City Centres Using Microsimulation
Presenter: Anna Charly
Chair: Thomas Geier (EMTA)
301 Charilaos Latinopoulos and Pauline Bernat – VRP meets Inland Waterway Transport: Predictive Routing for Zero-emission Vessels
Presenter: Charilaos Latinopoulos
502 Jeong Seomun, Seunghyeon Lee and Jihye Byun – A Hierarchical Routing Strategy for Seamless Electric Vehicle Charging Service Using Autonomous Mobile Charging Robots
Presenter: Jeong Seomun
788 Christos Makridis, Charalambos Menelaou, Stelios Timotheou and Christos G. Panayiotou – Seamless Urban Mobility: A Multi-Modal Reservation Framework
Presenter: Christos Makridis
903 Marianthi Kallidoni, Jesper Bláfoss Ingvardson and Otto Anker Nielsen – From the Stations to the Surroundings: How Transfer Environment Shapes Public Transport Route Choices
Presenter: Marianthi Kallidoni
1427 Peter Nezval and Gyözö Gidofalvi – The Price of Silence: Exploring Time and Distance Trade-Offs in Traffic Noise Exposure-Aware Routing
Presenter: Peter Nezval
1452 Chenhao Ding, Florian Dandl and Klaus Bogenberger – A Three-Phase Communication Strategy for Seamless Integration of Mobility-on-Demand and Public Transport
Presenter: Chenhao Ding
301 Charilaos Latinopoulos and Pauline Bernat – VRP meets Inland Waterway Transport: Predictive Routing for Zero-emission Vessels
Presenter: Charilaos Latinopoulos
502 Jeong Seomun, Seunghyeon Lee and Jihye Byun – A Hierarchical Routing Strategy for Seamless Electric Vehicle Charging Service Using Autonomous Mobile Charging Robots
Presenter: Jeong Seomun
788 Christos Makridis, Charalambos Menelaou, Stelios Timotheou and Christos G. Panayiotou – Seamless Urban Mobility: A Multi-Modal Reservation Framework
Presenter: Christos Makridis
903 Marianthi Kallidoni, Jesper Bláfoss Ingvardson and Otto Anker Nielsen – From the Stations to the Surroundings: How Transfer Environment Shapes Public Transport Route Choices
Presenter: Marianthi Kallidoni
1427 Peter Nezval and Gyözö Gidofalvi – The Price of Silence: Exploring Time and Distance Trade-Offs in Traffic Noise Exposure-Aware Routing
Presenter: Peter Nezval
1452 Chenhao Ding, Florian Dandl and Klaus Bogenberger – A Three-Phase Communication Strategy for Seamless Integration of Mobility-on-Demand and Public Transport
Presenter: Chenhao Ding
Chair: Attila Buzási (BME)
518 Daniel Rutte, Larissa Billig, Achim Braeuning, Sascha Gey, Nandini Hanak, Martin Haeusser, Mathias Herbst, Randolf Klinke, Wolfgang Kurtz, Paul Schmidt-Walter, Frederic Sorbe, Benjamin Stöckigt, Sonja Szymczak and Jan Wolf – Monitoring Tree Vitality as a risk factor for rail transport in a changing climate
Presenter: Daniel Rutte
937 Tess Heydorff-Decaux, Céline Clauzel, Laura Clévenot and Anne Petit – Reducing Train–Ungulate Collisions Using Under- and Overpasses Not Originally Intended for Wildlife
Presenter: Tess Heydorff-Decaux
1051 Rodrigo Gil, Carlos Morillas, Sergio Alvarez, Carlos Romero, Pinar Yilmazer, Ana Berrocal, Lorenzo Franzoni and Sara Martinez – Barriers to Biodiversity Integration in European Railway Operations: A Multi-Round Assessment
Presenter: Rodrigo Gil
1192 Marios Giouroukelis and Eleni Vlahogianni – Benchmarking SARS-CoV-2 Mitigation Strategies in Public Transit: An Analytic Hierarchy Process Approach
Presenter: Marios Giouroukelis
1248 Yuxiang Feng, Jingshuo Qiu, Leah Camarcat, Weixuan Zhou, Laura Barnett, Paraskevi Michalaki, Sukhvinder Ubhi, Muhammad Hamza Sajid, Hannah Tune, David Watts and Mohammed Quddus – Evaluating Interventions to Mitigate Event-Related Traffic Congestion: A Case Study of Greater Manchester, UK
Presenter: Laura Barnett
1488 Jindan Gong, Maria Xylia and Björn Nykvist – Navigating a Resilient Transition: A Conceptual Framework for Mapping Disruptions to Electrified Public Bus Transport
Presenter: Jindan Gong
518 Daniel Rutte, Larissa Billig, Achim Braeuning, Sascha Gey, Nandini Hanak, Martin Haeusser, Mathias Herbst, Randolf Klinke, Wolfgang Kurtz, Paul Schmidt-Walter, Frederic Sorbe, Benjamin Stöckigt, Sonja Szymczak and Jan Wolf – Monitoring Tree Vitality as a risk factor for rail transport in a changing climate
Presenter: Daniel Rutte
937 Tess Heydorff-Decaux, Céline Clauzel, Laura Clévenot and Anne Petit – Reducing Train–Ungulate Collisions Using Under- and Overpasses Not Originally Intended for Wildlife
Presenter: Tess Heydorff-Decaux
1051 Rodrigo Gil, Carlos Morillas, Sergio Alvarez, Carlos Romero, Pinar Yilmazer, Ana Berrocal, Lorenzo Franzoni and Sara Martinez – Barriers to Biodiversity Integration in European Railway Operations: A Multi-Round Assessment
Presenter: Rodrigo Gil
1192 Marios Giouroukelis and Eleni Vlahogianni – Benchmarking SARS-CoV-2 Mitigation Strategies in Public Transit: An Analytic Hierarchy Process Approach
Presenter: Marios Giouroukelis
1248 Yuxiang Feng, Jingshuo Qiu, Leah Camarcat, Weixuan Zhou, Laura Barnett, Paraskevi Michalaki, Sukhvinder Ubhi, Muhammad Hamza Sajid, Hannah Tune, David Watts and Mohammed Quddus – Evaluating Interventions to Mitigate Event-Related Traffic Congestion: A Case Study of Greater Manchester, UK
Presenter: Laura Barnett
1488 Jindan Gong, Maria Xylia and Björn Nykvist – Navigating a Resilient Transition: A Conceptual Framework for Mapping Disruptions to Electrified Public Bus Transport
Presenter: Jindan Gong
Chair: Dániel Hörcher (BME)
450 Minjun Kim, Seunghyeon Lee and Jihye Byun – Route Choice under Dynamic Road Pricing : Evidence on Driver Behavioral and Attitudinal Factors
Presenter: Minjun Kim
619 Hanne Seter, Petter Arnesen, Esten Heggem and Claudia Moscoso – Fairness as a Driving Force for Congestion Pricing Acceptability
Presenter: Hanne Seter
870 Jamil Nur, Gary Haq, Jette Krause and Alejandro Ortega Hortelano – Can we Afford to Drive? Developing a Framework for Vehicle Affordability Analysis in the European Union
Presenter: Jamil Nur
917 Gaurav Malik, Stef Proost, Ravi Seshadri, Francisco Camara Pereira and Chris Tampere – Application of a Metamodel-Based Equilibration Scheme to Nash and Stackelberg Pricing Competitions between Decision Makers in Full-Scale Traffic Models.
Presenter: Gaurav Malik
1096 Fernando Fernández-Bonilla\* and Aurora Ruiz-Rua – Sustainable Mobility: Individual Choice in the Context of Public Policies on Public Transport in Spain
Presenter: Fernando Fernández-Bonilla\*
1100 Juan Nicolas Gonzalez and Ibrahem Shatnawi – Expert Views on Congestion Pricing and Its Role in Urban Electrification and Energy Transition
Presenter: Juan Nicolas Gonzalez
450 Minjun Kim, Seunghyeon Lee and Jihye Byun – Route Choice under Dynamic Road Pricing : Evidence on Driver Behavioral and Attitudinal Factors
Presenter: Minjun Kim
619 Hanne Seter, Petter Arnesen, Esten Heggem and Claudia Moscoso – Fairness as a Driving Force for Congestion Pricing Acceptability
Presenter: Hanne Seter
870 Jamil Nur, Gary Haq, Jette Krause and Alejandro Ortega Hortelano – Can we Afford to Drive? Developing a Framework for Vehicle Affordability Analysis in the European Union
Presenter: Jamil Nur
917 Gaurav Malik, Stef Proost, Ravi Seshadri, Francisco Camara Pereira and Chris Tampere – Application of a Metamodel-Based Equilibration Scheme to Nash and Stackelberg Pricing Competitions between Decision Makers in Full-Scale Traffic Models.
Presenter: Gaurav Malik
1096 Fernando Fernández-Bonilla\* and Aurora Ruiz-Rua – Sustainable Mobility: Individual Choice in the Context of Public Policies on Public Transport in Spain
Presenter: Fernando Fernández-Bonilla\*
1100 Juan Nicolas Gonzalez and Ibrahem Shatnawi – Expert Views on Congestion Pricing and Its Role in Urban Electrification and Energy Transition
Presenter: Juan Nicolas Gonzalez
Chair: Ernesto García Vadillo (EURNEX/EHU)
19 Jurjen Hendriks, Rolf Dollevoet and Alfredo Nunez – Detection of Badger and Beaver Dens Using ABA Measurements
Presenter: Alfredo Nunez
209 Siwarak Unsiwilai, Alfredo Núñez, Arjen Zoeteman, Rolf Dollevoet and Zili Li – Assessment of Vertical Track Support Condition Using Track Geometry and Axle Box Acceleration: Toward Multi-Sensor Monitoring
Presenter: Arjen Zoeteman
464 Praneeth Chandran, Jnanashekar Prakash Reddy, Florian Thiery, Johan Odelius and Matti Rantatalo – Train-Based Detection of Railway Insulated Joints Using Differential Eddy Current Sensor
Presenter: Praneeth Chandran
781 Angie C. Lamprea-Pineda, Chonlatis Charoenwong, Gianluca Quaglia, Jeroen Wegdam, Susmita Panda, Valeri Markine, Ivan Shevtsov, Mykola Petrowitsch Sysyn and David Connolly – 3D Scanning and Augmented Reality for Managing Railway Turnouts
Presenter: David Connolly
1066 Karl-Albrecht Klinge – Towards Interoperable Configuration and Diagnostics in Europe's Rail
Presenter: Karl-Albrecht Klinge
1403 Katia Amer-Yahia, Imen Ben Amara, Thomas Mensch, Tarik Hammi, Thai Hoang, Pierre-Antoine Lacaze and Gabriel Papaiz – Real-Time Rail Infrastructure Monitoring using Fiber Optic: Application on a 35-km Railway Section
Presenter: Katia Amer-Yahia
19 Jurjen Hendriks, Rolf Dollevoet and Alfredo Nunez – Detection of Badger and Beaver Dens Using ABA Measurements
Presenter: Alfredo Nunez
209 Siwarak Unsiwilai, Alfredo Núñez, Arjen Zoeteman, Rolf Dollevoet and Zili Li – Assessment of Vertical Track Support Condition Using Track Geometry and Axle Box Acceleration: Toward Multi-Sensor Monitoring
Presenter: Arjen Zoeteman
464 Praneeth Chandran, Jnanashekar Prakash Reddy, Florian Thiery, Johan Odelius and Matti Rantatalo – Train-Based Detection of Railway Insulated Joints Using Differential Eddy Current Sensor
Presenter: Praneeth Chandran
781 Angie C. Lamprea-Pineda, Chonlatis Charoenwong, Gianluca Quaglia, Jeroen Wegdam, Susmita Panda, Valeri Markine, Ivan Shevtsov, Mykola Petrowitsch Sysyn and David Connolly – 3D Scanning and Augmented Reality for Managing Railway Turnouts
Presenter: David Connolly
1066 Karl-Albrecht Klinge – Towards Interoperable Configuration and Diagnostics in Europe's Rail
Presenter: Karl-Albrecht Klinge
1403 Katia Amer-Yahia, Imen Ben Amara, Thomas Mensch, Tarik Hammi, Thai Hoang, Pierre-Antoine Lacaze and Gabriel Papaiz – Real-Time Rail Infrastructure Monitoring using Fiber Optic: Application on a 35-km Railway Section
Presenter: Katia Amer-Yahia
The 11th International Summit on Power Battery Applications (CBIS2026) Overseas Session
Sustainable New Energy Forum is a TRA 2026 side event bringing together Chinese and Hungarian industry leaders, researchers and policymakers in Budapest. The programme will focus on solid-state batteries and industrialization, China–Europe industrial cooperation, European new energy strategies, and AI-based solutions for battery systems, with a strong emphasis on regional ecosystem building across NEV and BESS.
Sustainable New Energy Forum is a TRA 2026 side event bringing together Chinese and Hungarian industry leaders, researchers and policymakers in Budapest. The programme will focus on solid-state batteries and industrialization, China–Europe industrial cooperation, European new energy strategies, and AI-based solutions for battery systems, with a strong emphasis on regional ecosystem building across NEV and BESS.
Side event for attendees by invitation only
Side event for attendees by invitation only
Transport systems are a primary source of environmental and health stressors, primarily through the release of harmful pollutants and pervasive noise. Internal combustion engines emit, among others nitrogen oxides (NOx), carbon monoxide (CO), and fine particulate matter (PM2.5), which infiltrate the respiratory and cardiovascular systems. Equally harmful are the pollutants associated with non-exhaust emissions. Several of these pollutants are linked to chronic conditions such as asthma, lung cancer, and ischemic heart disease, contributing to millions of premature deaths annually. Beyond air quality, transport-related noise pollution serves as a "silent" hazard; long-term exposure to high decibel levels from road, rail, and air traffic is known to trigger chronic stress, sleep disturbances, hypertension, and cardiovascular diseases. Environmentally, these emissions are major drivers of climate change and acid rain, while noise and chemical runoff disrupt wildlife communication, breeding cycles, and local biodiversity. This section will discuss how R&I solutions and policy measures can help mitigate these adverse impacts.
Moderator:
Georgios Tzamalis (DG MOVE)
Rapporteur:
Athina Grigoriadou (Emisia)
Speakers:
Leonidas Ntziachristos (AUTH)
Lauretta Rubino (VERT)
Flemming Cassee (RIVM)
Jean-Michel Douarre (Michelin)
Moderator:
Georgios Tzamalis (DG MOVE)
Rapporteur:
Athina Grigoriadou (Emisia)
Speakers:
Leonidas Ntziachristos (AUTH)
Lauretta Rubino (VERT)
Flemming Cassee (RIVM)
Jean-Michel Douarre (Michelin)
This session focuses on the modernisation and renovation of bridges and tunnels, as many of these structures are ageing and are nearing, or have exceeded, their original design life. It explores how authorities are moving from reactive maintenance towards more strategic, lifecycle-based approaches, while keeping networks operational under increasing traffic and environmental pressures. The session also covers the role of the European Union Space Programme in road infrastructure management. It shows how satellite services and space data can support monitoring, risk assessment, resilience planning, and better decision-making. These tools help authorities anticipate issues earlier and manage assets more effectively. By bringing together public authorities, industry partners, and researchers, the session connects practical experience with European policy goals and research initiatives. The discussion aims to inform future research, skills development, and collaborative approaches to ensure Europe’s bridges and tunnels remain safe, resilient, and fit for the future.
Moderator:
Johan Jonsson (Trafikverket)
Rapporteur:
Richard Kelly (CEDR)
Speakers:
Katarzyna Porzuc (EUSPA)
Rita Moura (Teixeira Duarte)
Rubino Barbara (Anas)
Hjalmar Boon (RWS)
Thomas Asp (Trafikverket)
Moderator:
Johan Jonsson (Trafikverket)
Rapporteur:
Richard Kelly (CEDR)
Speakers:
Katarzyna Porzuc (EUSPA)
Rita Moura (Teixeira Duarte)
Rubino Barbara (Anas)
Hjalmar Boon (RWS)
Thomas Asp (Trafikverket)
Europe’s freight transport system is facing a “perfect storm”: the need for deep decarbonization combined with a growing exposure to disruptions. This session examines how resilience strategies and decarbonization pathways interact in practice, sometimes reinforcing each other and sometimes creating difficult tradeoffs. A particular focus is placed on multimodal freight networks. Rail, inland waterways and short sea shipping are essential for sustainable transport, yet the operational complexity of multimodal systems makes them more vulnerable to disruptions, often driving operators and shippers back to road transport and undermining climate ambitions. By addressing affordability, service reliability, modal shift and climate resilient operations together, the session aims to highlight practical ways to balance decarbonization goals with resilient, competitive and disruption ready European freight networks.
Moderator:
Alan McKinnon\*\* (KLU)
Rapporteur:
Pablo Segura (ALICE)
Speakers:
Paola Chiarini (DG MOVE)
Sophie Punte (Life-Links)
Georgia Aifadopoulou\*\* (CERTH)
Christine Roxanne Hung (SINTEF)
Ketki Kulkarni (Hanken)
Moderator:
Alan McKinnon\*\* (KLU)
Rapporteur:
Pablo Segura (ALICE)
Speakers:
Paola Chiarini (DG MOVE)
Sophie Punte (Life-Links)
Georgia Aifadopoulou\*\* (CERTH)
Christine Roxanne Hung (SINTEF)
Ketki Kulkarni (Hanken)
EU-funded innovation projects in the field of urban mobility have developed, tested and validated different components of a sustainable, low-carbon transport system in very different policies around the globe (both addressing the SDGs and supporting the competitiveness of the EU industry). The potential of international cooperation has moved from pilot to early scaling, often in the same partner regions. Joining their lessons under the TRA 2026 theme “ReGeneration in Transport” the session will spotlight how Europe can act as one coherent system when supporting urban mobility mobility transitions abroad. The session aligns with Global Gateway and NDICI-Global Europe priorities to blend R&I of the Horizon Europe programme, climate action and development cooperation, and with the Team Europe approach. The session objectives are to showcase concrete, transferable results from flagship projects, map synergies between EU R&I funding and external cooperation instruments (NDICI, bilateral DFIs), co-designing next steps toward a shared scaling roadmap for 2026-2030 (focus on e-mobility, systemic transformations, frugal vehicles, e-BRT).
Moderator:
Oliver Lah (United Nations)
Rapporteur:
Joost Vantomme (ERTICO)
Speakers:
Mats Rosenqvist (Volvo)
Flavio Grazian (UITP)
Jean-Luc Di Paola Galloni (Valeo)
Stefanie Holzwarth (UN-Habitat)
Stefan Werland (Wuppertal Institute)
Moderator:
Oliver Lah (United Nations)
Rapporteur:
Joost Vantomme (ERTICO)
Speakers:
Mats Rosenqvist (Volvo)
Flavio Grazian (UITP)
Jean-Luc Di Paola Galloni (Valeo)
Stefanie Holzwarth (UN-Habitat)
Stefan Werland (Wuppertal Institute)
At a time of growing geopolitical tension, rapid technological change, and increasing pressure on global research networks, international collaboration in mobility and transport research is both more vulnerable and more important than ever. Transatlantic cooperation is currently shaped by political uncertainty, shifting policy priorities, and evolving approaches to science governance. In this context, collaboration cannot be taken for granted and may no longer rely primarily on traditional governmental channels. At the same time, strong ties between researchers, industry, standardisation bodies, and sub-national actors continue to provide a foundation for constructive engagement. This panel brings together leading strategic actors from the EU and the US to explore both the opportunities and the constraints shaping transatlantic collaboration in areas such as AI-enabled mobility, connected and automated transport systems, digital infrastructure, and decarbonised transport solutions. Against the backdrop of intensifying global competition for technology leadership, deepening mutual dependencies, and rising expectations around technology sovereignty, the discussion will examine how openness and strategic autonomy can be balanced in a pragmatic and forward-looking manner. The goal is not only to assess existing cooperation models, but also to identify resilient and realistic pathways for collaboration that remain viable under changing political conditions.
Moderator:
Gereon Meyer (VDI/VDE)
Rapporteur:
Joost Vantomme (ERTICO)
Speakers:
Jane Lappin (Blue Door)
Jiaqi Ma (UCLA)
Dan Sperling (UC Davis)
Martin Russ (Austriatech)
Jean-Luc Di Paola Galloni (Valeo)
Moderator:
Gereon Meyer (VDI/VDE)
Rapporteur:
Joost Vantomme (ERTICO)
Speakers:
Jane Lappin (Blue Door)
Jiaqi Ma (UCLA)
Dan Sperling (UC Davis)
Martin Russ (Austriatech)
Jean-Luc Di Paola Galloni (Valeo)
The Clean Aviation Joint Undertaking and SESAR Joint Undertaking are both EU public-private partnerships focused on preparing the future of European aviation, for a sustainable, competitive and resilient sector. Clean Aviation supports research and innovation to transform aviation towards a sustainable and climate-neutral future, and SESAR advances research and innovation to transform air traffic management and deliver the solutions for a Digital European Sky. This session will explore what sort of EU research, industrial, and investment frameworks will be needed in the period 2028–2034 to ensure Europe maintains its position as a global leader in aviation, in a context of geopolitical instability and intense competition. Following an opening policy perspective from the European Commission, the session will allow exchanges with industrial players on the next-generation aircraft technologies and operations, and air traffic management innovations towards future sustainable, competitive and resilient aviation. Finally, it will address the need for strong R&I policy support and collaboration across the entire ecosystem, both crucial to the sector’s long-term success.
Moderator:
Andrea Gentili (DG RTD)
Rapporteur:
Alexandra Gurau (Clean Aviation)
Speakers:
Sebastien Dubois (Clean Aviation)
David Batchelor (SESAR JU)
Jürgen Rataj\*\* (DLR)
Jan Ludvik (Honeywell)
Klara Wittkowski (Airbus)
Moderator:
Andrea Gentili (DG RTD)
Rapporteur:
Alexandra Gurau (Clean Aviation)
Speakers:
Sebastien Dubois (Clean Aviation)
David Batchelor (SESAR JU)
Jürgen Rataj\*\* (DLR)
Jan Ludvik (Honeywell)
Klara Wittkowski (Airbus)
Chair: Magnus Lamp (ECTRI/DLR)
317 Kailin Tong, Selim Solmaz, Kenan Mujkic, Gottfried Allmer and Bo Leng – Multi-Agent AI Framework for Road Situation Detection and C-ITS Message Generation
Presenter: Kailin Tong
462 Sara Soltani, Walter Obweger, Bernhard Schauer and Lydia Egbo – Towards Scalable and Sustainable Metro Control Systems: Integration of Next-Generation Connectivity and Interoperability Frameworks
Presenter: Sara Soltani
526 Stavros Kyzalas, Despina Tsolisou, Stella Nikolaou and Maria Panou – Public Acceptance of CCAM in Island Contexts: Insights from Rhodes Island under the DIVERSIFY-CCAM Project
Presenter: Maria Panou
822 Silvia Barbaro, Oihana Otaegui Madurga, Bernhard Hillbrand, Ilma Okanovic, Michael Stolz and Ted Zotos – Integrating Trustworthy AI into CCAM: Enabling Uptake at Vehicle, Mobility System and Industry Levels
Presenter: Silvia Barbaro
1419 Tamás Attila Tomaschek and Zsolt Szalay – Next Generation of Traffic Management
Presenter: Tamás Attila Tomaschek
1455 Marcin Seredynski, Zahra Shojaeian, Kyungmin Hong, Kaleem Ullah, Mauricio Rodriguez, Sinthia Chowa, Francisco Anaya and Raphael Frank – Towards Energy-Efficient Electric Bus Operations
Presenter: Marcin Seredynski
317 Kailin Tong, Selim Solmaz, Kenan Mujkic, Gottfried Allmer and Bo Leng – Multi-Agent AI Framework for Road Situation Detection and C-ITS Message Generation
Presenter: Kailin Tong
462 Sara Soltani, Walter Obweger, Bernhard Schauer and Lydia Egbo – Towards Scalable and Sustainable Metro Control Systems: Integration of Next-Generation Connectivity and Interoperability Frameworks
Presenter: Sara Soltani
526 Stavros Kyzalas, Despina Tsolisou, Stella Nikolaou and Maria Panou – Public Acceptance of CCAM in Island Contexts: Insights from Rhodes Island under the DIVERSIFY-CCAM Project
Presenter: Maria Panou
822 Silvia Barbaro, Oihana Otaegui Madurga, Bernhard Hillbrand, Ilma Okanovic, Michael Stolz and Ted Zotos – Integrating Trustworthy AI into CCAM: Enabling Uptake at Vehicle, Mobility System and Industry Levels
Presenter: Silvia Barbaro
1419 Tamás Attila Tomaschek and Zsolt Szalay – Next Generation of Traffic Management
Presenter: Tamás Attila Tomaschek
1455 Marcin Seredynski, Zahra Shojaeian, Kyungmin Hong, Kaleem Ullah, Mauricio Rodriguez, Sinthia Chowa, Francisco Anaya and Raphael Frank – Towards Energy-Efficient Electric Bus Operations
Presenter: Marcin Seredynski
Chair: Evangelos Mitsakis (ECTRI/CERTH)
144 Andromachi Mourtzouchou, Andrés Laverde Marín, Lorenzo Laveneziana, Alessandro Tansini, Jaime Suarez, Ada Garus, Monica Grosso, Fernando Martínez-Plumed, Rubén Cordera, Georgios Fontaras and Biagio Ciuffo – Comparative Analysis of Public and Expert Perceptions of Electrified Vehicles in the European Union
Presenter: Andromachi Mourtzouchou
345 Gergő Galiger, Max von Münster, Márk Nyerges, Patrik Tóth and Péter Kovács – Practical Perspectives on Machine Learning Interpretability for Public Transport Demand Forecasting
Presenter: Max von Münster
355 Paolino De Falco, Felix Grundner and Miroslav Spak – Enhancing CDM Airport Operational Efficiency through Machine Learning Predictions of Target Off-Block Time
Presenter: Paolino De Falco
637 Carl Fredrik Knutsen, Astrid Mysterud, Bjørnar Luteberget and Giorgio Sartor – A Novel Tree Search Strategy for Real-Time Conflict Resolution in Railways
Presenter: Giorgio Sartor
889 Maksim Ilin and Dmitry Pavlyuk – LLM-Driven Agentic System for Enhanced Decision Support in Multi-Modal Logistics
Presenter: Maksim Ilin
1272 Joao Costa, Ilias Cheimariotis and Lorenzo Maineri – Enhancing Transport Innovation Knowledge Management Work-Flows Using Artificial Intelligence: A TRIMIS Database Case Study
Presenter: Ilias Cheimariotis
144 Andromachi Mourtzouchou, Andrés Laverde Marín, Lorenzo Laveneziana, Alessandro Tansini, Jaime Suarez, Ada Garus, Monica Grosso, Fernando Martínez-Plumed, Rubén Cordera, Georgios Fontaras and Biagio Ciuffo – Comparative Analysis of Public and Expert Perceptions of Electrified Vehicles in the European Union
Presenter: Andromachi Mourtzouchou
345 Gergő Galiger, Max von Münster, Márk Nyerges, Patrik Tóth and Péter Kovács – Practical Perspectives on Machine Learning Interpretability for Public Transport Demand Forecasting
Presenter: Max von Münster
355 Paolino De Falco, Felix Grundner and Miroslav Spak – Enhancing CDM Airport Operational Efficiency through Machine Learning Predictions of Target Off-Block Time
Presenter: Paolino De Falco
637 Carl Fredrik Knutsen, Astrid Mysterud, Bjørnar Luteberget and Giorgio Sartor – A Novel Tree Search Strategy for Real-Time Conflict Resolution in Railways
Presenter: Giorgio Sartor
889 Maksim Ilin and Dmitry Pavlyuk – LLM-Driven Agentic System for Enhanced Decision Support in Multi-Modal Logistics
Presenter: Maksim Ilin
1272 Joao Costa, Ilias Cheimariotis and Lorenzo Maineri – Enhancing Transport Innovation Knowledge Management Work-Flows Using Artificial Intelligence: A TRIMIS Database Case Study
Presenter: Ilias Cheimariotis
Chair: Maria Molina Guillen (EC DG RTD)
620 Pierre Paschinger, Danielle van Dinther and Aspasia Panagiotidou – Analysis of Remotely Measured NOx and SOx Emissions of Ships at the Port of Rotterdam
Presenter: Aspasia Panagiotidou
659 Joost Hobbie\*, Ishan Sontakke, Travis Teske, Annika Fitz, Kazemi Esfeh Shaghayegh and Martin Bergström – Simulation of Carbon Intensity Indicator compliance and retrofit strategies for ships sailing in EU waters
Presenter: Joost Hobbie\*
854 Fayas Malik Kanchiralla\* and Yi He – Optimizing Battery Size and Charging Infrastructure for Public Ferry Fleet Electrification
Presenter: Fayas Malik Kanchiralla\*
882 Laura Hörandner, Denise Beil, Lisa-Maria Putz-Egger and Sophie Wiesinger – Stakeholder-Based Analysis of Emission Calculation and Reduction Strategies in Inland Waterway Transport on the Danube
Presenter: Laura Hörandner
941 Monica Grosso, Chiara Lodi, Jakub Zawieska and Francesca Piazza – The role of Research and Innovation in decarbonising the European Waterborne Sector
Presenter: Monica Grosso
1638 Anna Mujal-Colilles, Marc Vigo, Clara Borén, Núria Pla, Leila Niyazi, Josep Ribet, Xavier Martínez de Osés and Marcella Castells-Sanabra – Optimizing tugboat emissions within port areas using data fusion
Presenter: Anna Mujal-Colilles
620 Pierre Paschinger, Danielle van Dinther and Aspasia Panagiotidou – Analysis of Remotely Measured NOx and SOx Emissions of Ships at the Port of Rotterdam
Presenter: Aspasia Panagiotidou
659 Joost Hobbie\*, Ishan Sontakke, Travis Teske, Annika Fitz, Kazemi Esfeh Shaghayegh and Martin Bergström – Simulation of Carbon Intensity Indicator compliance and retrofit strategies for ships sailing in EU waters
Presenter: Joost Hobbie\*
854 Fayas Malik Kanchiralla\* and Yi He – Optimizing Battery Size and Charging Infrastructure for Public Ferry Fleet Electrification
Presenter: Fayas Malik Kanchiralla\*
882 Laura Hörandner, Denise Beil, Lisa-Maria Putz-Egger and Sophie Wiesinger – Stakeholder-Based Analysis of Emission Calculation and Reduction Strategies in Inland Waterway Transport on the Danube
Presenter: Laura Hörandner
941 Monica Grosso, Chiara Lodi, Jakub Zawieska and Francesca Piazza – The role of Research and Innovation in decarbonising the European Waterborne Sector
Presenter: Monica Grosso
1638 Anna Mujal-Colilles, Marc Vigo, Clara Borén, Núria Pla, Leila Niyazi, Josep Ribet, Xavier Martínez de Osés and Marcella Castells-Sanabra – Optimizing tugboat emissions within port areas using data fusion
Presenter: Anna Mujal-Colilles
Chair: Marion Cottet (ALICE)
580 Lucija Heun, Christian Haas and Matthias Kowald – Transformation in the Transport Domain: A Model of Sociopsychological Principles
Presenter: Lucija Heun
740 Riccardo Erriu, Valerio Gatta and Edoardo Marcucci – Navigating the Methodological 'Bermuda Triangle' of Urban Freight Policy planning: Guidelines, Literature, and Practice
Presenter: Riccardo Erriu
1072 Philip Churchman, Sheridan Few and Katy Roelich – Method selection for aligning urban mobility goals, strategies and interventions in the context of high uncertainty
Presenter: Philip Churchman
1076 Prof. Dr. Wolfgang H. Schulz, Henrik Kleis and Vincent Geilenberg – Accelerating Europe’s Digital Transportation: A Revolutionary Approach Integrating Economic and Technical System Architectures
Presenter: Henrik Kleis
1355 Marcin Stępniak and Chiara Lodi – Environmental and socio-economic Impact of drones: Insights from European R&I projects
Presenter: Marcin Stępniak
1393 Marcin Stępniak, Chiara Lodi and Jakub Zawieska – European R&I projects in support of European Drone Strategy 2.0 objectives
Presenter: Chiara Lodi
580 Lucija Heun, Christian Haas and Matthias Kowald – Transformation in the Transport Domain: A Model of Sociopsychological Principles
Presenter: Lucija Heun
740 Riccardo Erriu, Valerio Gatta and Edoardo Marcucci – Navigating the Methodological 'Bermuda Triangle' of Urban Freight Policy planning: Guidelines, Literature, and Practice
Presenter: Riccardo Erriu
1072 Philip Churchman, Sheridan Few and Katy Roelich – Method selection for aligning urban mobility goals, strategies and interventions in the context of high uncertainty
Presenter: Philip Churchman
1076 Prof. Dr. Wolfgang H. Schulz, Henrik Kleis and Vincent Geilenberg – Accelerating Europe’s Digital Transportation: A Revolutionary Approach Integrating Economic and Technical System Architectures
Presenter: Henrik Kleis
1355 Marcin Stępniak and Chiara Lodi – Environmental and socio-economic Impact of drones: Insights from European R&I projects
Presenter: Marcin Stępniak
1393 Marcin Stępniak, Chiara Lodi and Jakub Zawieska – European R&I projects in support of European Drone Strategy 2.0 objectives
Presenter: Chiara Lodi
Chair: Christina Georgouli (ECTRI/UNIZA)
229 Pietro De Vito, Anna Bolognesi, Prachiti Shinde, Hing Yan Tong, Marin Marinov, Nicola Sacco and Summair Anis – Multi-Framework Simulation for Metro Networks: A Cross-Validated Approach in NEXUS
Presenter: Pietro De Vito
501 Azhar Al-Mudhaffar, Lucas Hollsten and Linda Larsson – Determining Input Parameters for Optimizing Bus Terminal Capacity
Presenter: Lucas Hollsten
896 Tiago Tamagusko, Lasith Niroshan, Sonia Soubam, Titouan Desnoyer, Brian Rogers, Aura Istrate and Fracesco Pilla – Edge-Optimized YOLO Model for Active Mobility Detection in Citizen-Led Urban Analytics
Presenter: Tiago Tamagusko
1366 Osama Shaalan, Ernst Stötzner and Andreas Nürnberger – A User-Friendly Redesign of Departure Monitors in Local Public Transportation Based on a Comparative Eye Tracking Study
Presenter: Ernst Stötzner
1372 Saptarshi Sen and Sudip Kumar Roy – Determination of the Level of Service Reliability of Public Buses: A Case Study of Kolkata, India
Presenter: Saptarshi Sen
1505 Spyros Damikoukas, Nikos Ath. Kallioras, Virginia Petraki, Dimitrios Nikolaou, Georgios Kazakis, Nikos D. Lagaros and George Yannis – Fuel-based Trip-level Behavior Optimization Employing Metaheuristics
Presenter: Dimitrios Nikolaou
229 Pietro De Vito, Anna Bolognesi, Prachiti Shinde, Hing Yan Tong, Marin Marinov, Nicola Sacco and Summair Anis – Multi-Framework Simulation for Metro Networks: A Cross-Validated Approach in NEXUS
Presenter: Pietro De Vito
501 Azhar Al-Mudhaffar, Lucas Hollsten and Linda Larsson – Determining Input Parameters for Optimizing Bus Terminal Capacity
Presenter: Lucas Hollsten
896 Tiago Tamagusko, Lasith Niroshan, Sonia Soubam, Titouan Desnoyer, Brian Rogers, Aura Istrate and Fracesco Pilla – Edge-Optimized YOLO Model for Active Mobility Detection in Citizen-Led Urban Analytics
Presenter: Tiago Tamagusko
1366 Osama Shaalan, Ernst Stötzner and Andreas Nürnberger – A User-Friendly Redesign of Departure Monitors in Local Public Transportation Based on a Comparative Eye Tracking Study
Presenter: Ernst Stötzner
1372 Saptarshi Sen and Sudip Kumar Roy – Determination of the Level of Service Reliability of Public Buses: A Case Study of Kolkata, India
Presenter: Saptarshi Sen
1505 Spyros Damikoukas, Nikos Ath. Kallioras, Virginia Petraki, Dimitrios Nikolaou, Georgios Kazakis, Nikos D. Lagaros and George Yannis – Fuel-based Trip-level Behavior Optimization Employing Metaheuristics
Presenter: Dimitrios Nikolaou
Chair: Karen Vancluysen (POLIS)
48 Ernestine Mayer and Bernd Hildebrandt – E-Scooter Sharing in Rural Communities: A Guideline for Municipal Decision-Makers with Emphasis on Traffic Safety
Presenter: Ernestine Mayer
77 Dorottya Szemere and Vivien Surman – Towards User-Centred E-Scooter Integration: A Cluster-Based Attitudinal Analysis of Hungarian Riders
Presenter: Dorottya Szemere
371 Johannes Mesimäki, Merja Penttinen and Matias Innamaa – How to fit e-scooter parking into urban mobility safely - case Helsinki
Presenter: Johannes Mesimäki
809 Ognjen Bobičić and Domokos Esztergár-Kiss – Developing a framework for quantifying micromobility dissonance
Presenter: Ognjen Bobičić
1118 Jihyun Kim, Dongmin Lee and Sooncheon Hwang – Behavioral Analysis of E-Scooter Users Based on Driving Simulation
Presenter: Jihyun Kim
1223 Eleni Chalkia, Papantoniou Panagiotis, Ioannis Gkragkopoulos and Mary Panou – Behavioural-aware geofencing and the possibilities of its implementation in Micromobility; a conceptual model
Presenter: Eleni Chalkia
48 Ernestine Mayer and Bernd Hildebrandt – E-Scooter Sharing in Rural Communities: A Guideline for Municipal Decision-Makers with Emphasis on Traffic Safety
Presenter: Ernestine Mayer
77 Dorottya Szemere and Vivien Surman – Towards User-Centred E-Scooter Integration: A Cluster-Based Attitudinal Analysis of Hungarian Riders
Presenter: Dorottya Szemere
371 Johannes Mesimäki, Merja Penttinen and Matias Innamaa – How to fit e-scooter parking into urban mobility safely - case Helsinki
Presenter: Johannes Mesimäki
809 Ognjen Bobičić and Domokos Esztergár-Kiss – Developing a framework for quantifying micromobility dissonance
Presenter: Ognjen Bobičić
1118 Jihyun Kim, Dongmin Lee and Sooncheon Hwang – Behavioral Analysis of E-Scooter Users Based on Driving Simulation
Presenter: Jihyun Kim
1223 Eleni Chalkia, Papantoniou Panagiotis, Ioannis Gkragkopoulos and Mary Panou – Behavioural-aware geofencing and the possibilities of its implementation in Micromobility; a conceptual model
Presenter: Eleni Chalkia
Chair: Isabelle Vandoorne (EC DG MOVE)
261 Amparo López-Vicente, Carol Soriano, Juan F. Giménez, Raquel Marzo, Elisa Signes, José Solaz and Raquel Alario – UPPER project: results of users' research to identify mobility needs, motivations and patterns
Presenter: Amparo López-Vicente
264 Henrik Gudmundsson – Reforming Official Development Assistance (ODA) to deliver Sustainable Transport
Presenter: Henrik Gudmundsson
315 Anu Tuominen, Anton Sigfrids, Tiina Tuominen and Anna Leinonen – Stakeholder analysis in urban transport policies for just twin transitions: Literature review and recommendations
Presenter: Anna Leinonen
876 Despina Tsolisou, Stavros Kyzalas and Stella Nikolaou – The Role of Cultural Orientation and Governance Trust in CCAM Acceptance: A Diversify-CCAM Paper
Presenter: Stella Nikolaou
1098 Aurora Ruiz-Rua, Fernando Fernández-Bonilla\* and Ángela Lopéz-Garcés – Rethinking Mobility for Sustainability and Equity: Ad-dressing Transport Vulnerability by Gender
Presenter: Aurora Ruiz-Rua
1304 Loubna Mellal and Elise Avide – Tackling Perceived Insecurity in Rail Travel: A Key Lever for Modal Shift
Presenter: Loubna Mellal
261 Amparo López-Vicente, Carol Soriano, Juan F. Giménez, Raquel Marzo, Elisa Signes, José Solaz and Raquel Alario – UPPER project: results of users' research to identify mobility needs, motivations and patterns
Presenter: Amparo López-Vicente
264 Henrik Gudmundsson – Reforming Official Development Assistance (ODA) to deliver Sustainable Transport
Presenter: Henrik Gudmundsson
315 Anu Tuominen, Anton Sigfrids, Tiina Tuominen and Anna Leinonen – Stakeholder analysis in urban transport policies for just twin transitions: Literature review and recommendations
Presenter: Anna Leinonen
876 Despina Tsolisou, Stavros Kyzalas and Stella Nikolaou – The Role of Cultural Orientation and Governance Trust in CCAM Acceptance: A Diversify-CCAM Paper
Presenter: Stella Nikolaou
1098 Aurora Ruiz-Rua, Fernando Fernández-Bonilla\* and Ángela Lopéz-Garcés – Rethinking Mobility for Sustainability and Equity: Ad-dressing Transport Vulnerability by Gender
Presenter: Aurora Ruiz-Rua
1304 Loubna Mellal and Elise Avide – Tackling Perceived Insecurity in Rail Travel: A Key Lever for Modal Shift
Presenter: Loubna Mellal
Chair: Ciaran McNally (UCD)
226 Jorge Alfonso Kurano, Friederike L. Kühl, José F. Papí Ferrando, Elena De la Peña and Eftychia Koliou – Applying AI to road infrastructure monitoring & management: a vision for predictive maintenance and safety management
Presenter: Jorge Alfonso Kurano
381 Alexander Grødum Vetnes and Reyn O'Born – What Is a Circular Road? Defining Circularity for Road Infrastructure
Presenter: Reyn O'Born
1065 Matina Loukea, Lazaros Georgiadis, Eduardo Prieto, Manuel Luis Campos Molina, Martina Busti, Almona Tani, Lorenzo Franzoni and Pinar Yilmazer – Towards Nature-Positive Transport: Embedding Biodiversity and Societal Considerations in Railways Infrastructure Planning and Policy
Presenter: Lazaros Georgiadis
1175 Stephen Smyth, Gerard O'Dea, Rory Donnellan, Javaria Waqar and Kieran Feighan – Asset Management Strategy and Strategic Asset Management Plan for Motorways in Ireland
Presenter: Gerard O'Dea
1277 Irina Stipanovic, Sandra Skaric Palic, Bojan Vivoda, Hector Posada, Rahul Tomar, Rehan Khan and Daniel Rodik – Digitalization and Circularity in Transport Infrastructure: A Pilot Study on the Croatian Motorways Network
Presenter: Irina Stipanovic
1550 Janet Lynch, Esther Madden, Alice Halpenny, David Weldon, Olivier Mainardis, Mike Evans and Ann-Marie Gallagher – Development of a Circular Economy Tool for National Roads and Light Rail Construction and Maintenance
Presenter: Janet Lynch
226 Jorge Alfonso Kurano, Friederike L. Kühl, José F. Papí Ferrando, Elena De la Peña and Eftychia Koliou – Applying AI to road infrastructure monitoring & management: a vision for predictive maintenance and safety management
Presenter: Jorge Alfonso Kurano
381 Alexander Grødum Vetnes and Reyn O'Born – What Is a Circular Road? Defining Circularity for Road Infrastructure
Presenter: Reyn O'Born
1065 Matina Loukea, Lazaros Georgiadis, Eduardo Prieto, Manuel Luis Campos Molina, Martina Busti, Almona Tani, Lorenzo Franzoni and Pinar Yilmazer – Towards Nature-Positive Transport: Embedding Biodiversity and Societal Considerations in Railways Infrastructure Planning and Policy
Presenter: Lazaros Georgiadis
1175 Stephen Smyth, Gerard O'Dea, Rory Donnellan, Javaria Waqar and Kieran Feighan – Asset Management Strategy and Strategic Asset Management Plan for Motorways in Ireland
Presenter: Gerard O'Dea
1277 Irina Stipanovic, Sandra Skaric Palic, Bojan Vivoda, Hector Posada, Rahul Tomar, Rehan Khan and Daniel Rodik – Digitalization and Circularity in Transport Infrastructure: A Pilot Study on the Croatian Motorways Network
Presenter: Irina Stipanovic
1550 Janet Lynch, Esther Madden, Alice Halpenny, David Weldon, Olivier Mainardis, Mike Evans and Ann-Marie Gallagher – Development of a Circular Economy Tool for National Roads and Light Rail Construction and Maintenance
Presenter: Janet Lynch
Chair: Elvina Nowak (ALICE)
143 Patrick Buhle, Benedikt Kordus and Uwe Clausen – Digitalization of Light Rail Turnaround Planning through Problem Decomposition and Heuristic Optimization
Presenter: Patrick Buhle
291 Celestino Sánchez-Martín, Montserrat Anglès-Cabau, José David Fernández-Campozo, Stefano Persi, Costanza Chiesa, Veronica Asta and Alessandro Sfreddo – A Modular Architecture for a Shunting-as-a-Service Simulation Tool in Rail Freight Terminals
Presenter: Stefano Persi
514 Rim Brahim, Pierre-Antoine Laharotte, Philippe Bon, Simon Collart-Dutilleul, Faycal Touzout and Nour-Eddin El Faouzi – Level Crossing Traffic Management for an Innovative On-Demand Public Transport Rail System
Presenter: Rim Brahim
839 Taillandier Virginie and Arfaoui Kaynak Hélène – Generic Frugality in CCS system
Presenter: Arfaoui Kaynak Hélène
1071 Abontee Barua, Alice Consilvio and Angela Di Febbraro – On Applying Discrete-Event Simulation to Improve Metro Rail Operation Based on Virtual Coupling
Presenter: Abontee Barua
1531 Norman Weik and Marsa A. Tyarpratama – Comparative evaluation of timetable concepts for commuter rail systems - A multi-factor approach combining accessibility and robustness analysis and its application to Munich
Presenter: Norman Weik
143 Patrick Buhle, Benedikt Kordus and Uwe Clausen – Digitalization of Light Rail Turnaround Planning through Problem Decomposition and Heuristic Optimization
Presenter: Patrick Buhle
291 Celestino Sánchez-Martín, Montserrat Anglès-Cabau, José David Fernández-Campozo, Stefano Persi, Costanza Chiesa, Veronica Asta and Alessandro Sfreddo – A Modular Architecture for a Shunting-as-a-Service Simulation Tool in Rail Freight Terminals
Presenter: Stefano Persi
514 Rim Brahim, Pierre-Antoine Laharotte, Philippe Bon, Simon Collart-Dutilleul, Faycal Touzout and Nour-Eddin El Faouzi – Level Crossing Traffic Management for an Innovative On-Demand Public Transport Rail System
Presenter: Rim Brahim
839 Taillandier Virginie and Arfaoui Kaynak Hélène – Generic Frugality in CCS system
Presenter: Arfaoui Kaynak Hélène
1071 Abontee Barua, Alice Consilvio and Angela Di Febbraro – On Applying Discrete-Event Simulation to Improve Metro Rail Operation Based on Virtual Coupling
Presenter: Abontee Barua
1531 Norman Weik and Marsa A. Tyarpratama – Comparative evaluation of timetable concepts for commuter rail systems - A multi-factor approach combining accessibility and robustness analysis and its application to Munich
Presenter: Norman Weik
Chair: Irena Gyokova (FEHRL/RBI)
132 Darío Prieto-Quintana, Irune Indacoechea-Vega and Daniel Castro-Fresno – Use of Bioasphalt as a Substitute for Oil-Based Bitumen
Presenter: Darío Prieto-Quintana
156 Manuel Lagos-Varas, Helena Miera-Domínguez, Irune Indacoechea-Vega, Daniel Castro-Fresno, María González-González and Antonio García-Siller – High-penetration polymer-modified bitumen to maximize the use of reclaimed asphalt
Presenter: Manuel Lagos-Varas
477 Raquel Casado Barrasa, Carlos Martin-Portugues Montoliu, Loic Fraboulet and Nicolas Picard – Development of eco-designed asphalt mixtures formulations incorporating a new bio-binder from Tall Oil Pitch and Reclaimed Asphalt
Presenter: Carlos Martin-Portugues Montoliu
545 Ida Järlskog, Hanna Fager, Mats Gustafsson and Ivan Ridderstedt – Reducing Microplastic Pollution from Road Markings: A Practical Framework for Municipalities and Stakeholders
Presenter: Ida Järlskog
862 Dimitris Michailidis, David Hogan, Edward Winterlich and Kevin Crawley – Use of Bio binder in high content RAP mixtures – A case study
Presenter: David Hogan
1430 Chen Song, Julien Van Rompu, Simon Pouget, Pierre Hornych, Emmanuel Chailleux and Thomas Gabet – Investigating the Water Evaporation Behavior of Porous Asphalt for Optimizing Its Cooling Potential in Urban Areas
Presenter: Chen Song
132 Darío Prieto-Quintana, Irune Indacoechea-Vega and Daniel Castro-Fresno – Use of Bioasphalt as a Substitute for Oil-Based Bitumen
Presenter: Darío Prieto-Quintana
156 Manuel Lagos-Varas, Helena Miera-Domínguez, Irune Indacoechea-Vega, Daniel Castro-Fresno, María González-González and Antonio García-Siller – High-penetration polymer-modified bitumen to maximize the use of reclaimed asphalt
Presenter: Manuel Lagos-Varas
477 Raquel Casado Barrasa, Carlos Martin-Portugues Montoliu, Loic Fraboulet and Nicolas Picard – Development of eco-designed asphalt mixtures formulations incorporating a new bio-binder from Tall Oil Pitch and Reclaimed Asphalt
Presenter: Carlos Martin-Portugues Montoliu
545 Ida Järlskog, Hanna Fager, Mats Gustafsson and Ivan Ridderstedt – Reducing Microplastic Pollution from Road Markings: A Practical Framework for Municipalities and Stakeholders
Presenter: Ida Järlskog
862 Dimitris Michailidis, David Hogan, Edward Winterlich and Kevin Crawley – Use of Bio binder in high content RAP mixtures – A case study
Presenter: David Hogan
1430 Chen Song, Julien Van Rompu, Simon Pouget, Pierre Hornych, Emmanuel Chailleux and Thomas Gabet – Investigating the Water Evaporation Behavior of Porous Asphalt for Optimizing Its Cooling Potential in Urban Areas
Presenter: Chen Song
