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Presentation from the webinar: Sustainable city logistics: recent research from the Logistics City Chair The greening of city logistics is on the agenda of cities and transport operators. Laetitia Dablanc will present achievements and challenges around Europe, with a focus on the Paris region. The Logistcis City chair/University Gustave Eiffel in France has been carrying
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Presentation from the webinar: Platform based Tool for TG ECOPOL – Transport fOrum for Promoting Open Science (TOPOS) FORUM by Afroditi Anagnostopoulou from CERTH-HIT. The TOPOS FORUM is a platform for networking and scientific exchanges, where users could identify and discuss new challenges, trends and tendencies to contribute to EC policies and European and international
Teleworking: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly The pandemic has brought a dramatic increase in teleworking frequency and digital skills that no planned measure would ever have been able to achieve in this time and dimension. But what are the lasting consequences of this shift? Is it actually possible to significantly reduce carbon emissions
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Presentation from the webinar: Changes in cost-benefit analysis assumptions and their impact on net benefits of transport investments by Askill H. Halse & Paal B. Wangsness, Institute of Transport Economics (TØI), Norway. Thank you to the presenters, moderator and participants for time and insights. The ECTRI Thematic Groups have been organising webinars since 2019, with
The webinar will include speakers from several European Technology Platforms and see discussions focused on innovations in the industry. Particularly important for this first webinar dedicated to the industry perspective is the road transport and logistics role in research and how their leadership can bring innovation agendas and ideas on the EU table. Time event is presented in
We tend to think that mobility is a fundamental right. But is it? How can we achieve the required reduction of transport emissions and avoid (more) inequalities? Presentation from the webinar: Shared Mobility and Platforms: Merits and Challenges for Providers, Regulators and Users by Claus Doll (Fraunhofer) Minimum mobility standards in the light of dire
Presentations from the webinar: Jens Hellekes : Flashlight session: How transport research can benefit from remote sensing data Dmitry Pavlyuk : Learning of Spatiotemporal Urban Traffic Flow Relationships Yanumula Venkata-Karteek : Lane-free Traffic with Connected and Automated Vehicles – An Optimal Control Approach Thank you to the presenters, moderator and participants for time and insights.