The ITS Asia Pacific Forum 2021 program will be delivered in real-time as scheduled over the digital platform, as well a library of on-demand content – available for all delegates.
Program Topics
(S) – Scientific oral presentation (T) – Technical oral presentation (C) – Commercial oral presentation
Time Zone: Brisbane (AEST)
Program
Monday 12 April 2021 | ||||||
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0900 - 1030 SIS: Automated Vehicles for Rural and Regional Australia, Key Challenges and Opportunity Organiser: Scott Benjamin WSP Moderator: Speakers: Scott Benjamin WSP Kathy Gilbert, Armidale Regional Council Transport for NSW kicked off two trails: Coffs Harbor (Busbot) in late 2018 and Armadale (ARDi) in early 2019 to trial deployment of small automated bus services local councils, vehicle suppliers, universities, bus operators and a range of regional stakeholders. The session will discuss key technical challenges and considerations for future deployment and how this can better benefit local communities. | 0900 - 1030 SIS: Measuring Mobility Outcomes that Support Liveability Organiser: Edward Beak - Department of Transport and Main Roads QLD Moderator: Edward Beak - Department of Transport and Main Roads QLD Speakers: | 0900 - 1030 SIS: Intelligent Decision Support for the Management of Urban Transport Congestion Organiser: Michael Towke Transport for NSW Moderator: Michael Towke Transport for NSW Speakers: In this session, speakers from academia, industries and government agencies will present the latest developments in delivering Intelligent Decision Support for transport network management in Australia and beyond. The talks will cover subjects on deriving insights and intelligence from transport data, predictive modelling for multimodal transport and best practice learnt from innovative pilot programs. | 0900 - 1030 Connected and Automated Vehicles, Safety and Efficiency, IoT (1) 0900 - 0920 Cognitive Internet of Things (CIoV): Fida Hasan Queensland University of Technology, Australia | 0900 - 1030 Connected and Automated Vehicles, Safety and Efficiency, IoT (2) 0900 - 0920 The role of the road network manager of the future Turnbull Engineering, Australia | 0900 - 1030 Transport pricing, tolling and charging (1) Video tolling - an integrated approach Jos Nijhuis Q-Free, Australia | |
0920 - 0940 Improving Tunnel Evacuation Outcomes Through Targeted CommunicationsImproving Tunnel Safety & Operations Efficiency with Dynamic Risk Management Jeff Dusting Coriander | 0920 - 0940 A Virtual Road Side Unit (V-RSU) Architecture for Cellular Vehicle-to-Everything (C-V2X) Networks Telstra Corporation, Australia | 0920 - 0940 The near future for tolling technology Jeff Dusting Coriander, Australia | ||||
0940 - 1000 5G towards commercialisation for ITS Nokia Solutions and Networks, Australia | 0940 - 1000 The importance of a timely and robust Concept of Operations on ITS projects John Whittaker Jacobs, Australia | 0940 - 1000 The future of tolling roadside systems - a roadmap Andreas Goldhorn Transurban, Australia | ||||
1000 - 1020 Meet Matilda: The world's smartest transit hub Chong Liaw SAGE Automation, Australia | 1000 - 1020 An electric vehicle infrastructure planning tool PoC with PTV Visum Gobee Gopal & Akshay Rao PTV Group, Australia | |||||
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1100 - 1230 SIS: 4G, 5G for ITS – An Integrated Mobile Network and Short-Range Radio Approach for High Performance ITS Organiser: Moderator: Speakers: David McKechnie Telstra Paul Gray - Cohda Wireless Jim Misener - Qualcomm Technologies Yasin Khan - Ericsson Australia | 1100 - 1200 Digital Tour Smart Solutions for Road Network Management
| 1100 - 1230 SIS: Near real-time smart transport data driven decision making Organiser: Henry Wu - JYW Consulting Moderator: Henry Wu - JYW Consulting Speakers: Edward Beak - Department of Transport and Main Roads This Special Interest Session will provide a frank and open discussion from industry subject matter experts that worked on advanced near real-time smart transport data driven decision making projects. The speakers will share key lessons learnt and provide practical advice on vest practices and provide relevant quantitative benefit realisation assessment from these critical initiatives. | 1100 - 1230 SIS: Innovating local and community transport - equitable, accessible and excellent Organiser: Stacey Ryan - ITS Australia Moderator: Peter Lee - Manager Advisory Services at the UTS Institute for Public Policy and Governance Speakers: Stacey Ryan ITS Australia This Special Interest Session will provide a frank and open discussion from industry subject matter experts that worked on advanced near real-time smart transport data driven decision making projects. The speakers will share key lessons learnt and provide practical advice on vest practices and provide relevant quantitative benefit realisation assessment from these critical initiatives. | 1100 - 1230 Connected and Automated Vehicles, Safety and Efficiency, IoT (3) 1100 - 1120 Status of European Legislative Work on C-ITS Knut Evensen Q-Free, Australia | 1330 - 1450 Policy, Standards
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1120 - 1140 Case Study: Leveraging IoT to Achieve New Insights into TfNSW Transport Infrastructure Cisco Systems, Australia | 1410 - 1430 Why Ramp Meters should always | |||||
1200 - 1220 Digital traffic enables high level automatic driving Hao Zhou Beijing VanJee Technology, China | 1430 - 1450 A Synthesis for Regional Status | |||||
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1330 - 1500 SIS: Technologies for Safety and Enforcement, Emergency Pre-Emption and Notification, and Post-Crash Response Organiser: MD Mazharul (Shimul) Haque Queensland University of Technology Moderator: MD Mazharul (Shimul) Haque Queensland University of Technology Speakers: Simon Washington - University of Queensland Manu Hingorani
Department of Transport and Main Roads QLD Matthew Baylis
Department of Transport and Main Roads QLD | 1330 - 1430 Digital Tour RACQ Mobility Centre of Excellence
| 1330 - 1500 SIS: Demand responsive public transport Organiser: John Langford-Ely BRIDJ Moderator: John Langford-Ely BRIDJ Speakers: John Langford-Ely BRIDJ Matthew Hamlet BRIDJ | 1330 - 1500 Strategic Discussion on Cooperative and Automated Vehicle Onroad Deployments Organiser: Takaaki Segi ITS Asia Pacific Moderator: HMI Technologies Speakers: Queensland's Cooperative and Automated Vehible Initiative (CAVI) Miranda Blogg - Department of Transport and Main Roads QLD
Xavier Vagedes - Robert Bosch, Australia
| 1330 - 1500 Connected and Automated Vehicles, Safety and Efficiency, IoT (4) 1330 - 1350 Public Trial of C-V2X Technology in Australia Telstra Corporation, Australia | 1330 - 1500 Data Analytics and Artifical Intelligent in Transport (1) 1350 - 1410 A Signal Control Strategy to Avoid Data 61, CSIRO, Australia | |
1350 – 1410 Proactive transport management and optimisation Saeed Asadi Bagloee - The University of Melbourne, Australia | 1350 - 1410 Multicriteria validation of a traffic Chen Cai Data 61, CSIRO, Australia | |||||
1430 - 1450 Phase Three Development of Road | 1410 - 1430 Planning replacement bus operations during rail disruptions
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1600 - 1715 Mezzanine M3 & 4 PLENARY SESSION 1 Liveable communities are enhanced by each of the key areas of ITS innovation, in the delivery of safe transport operations, the support of efficient and productive networks and the improvement of environmental outcomes. Moderator: Dean Zabrieszach - HMI Technologies Welcome and update from ITS Australia: Dean Zabrieszach - HMI Technologies
Welcome from Australian Government - Michael McCormack QLD Ministerial Address - Minister Mark Bailey - Minister for Transport and Main Roads, Queensland Government Opening remarks - Hajime Amano - ITS Asia Pacific Japan RACQ address - Elizabeth Jameson - RACQ, Australia TBA - Tom Walker - Cubic TBA - Mick Spiers - Cubic The Soaring Twenties: Advancing mobility for all - Beth Kigel - HNTB, United States |
Tuesday 13 April 2021 | |||||||
Mezzanine M3 & 4 PLENARY SESSION 2: Future Vehicle Technology, Connected and Automated Vehicles 0900 - 1010 Australia is a world leader in ITS, conducting multiple CAV trials. Australia’s unique landscape, climate and lifestyle, plus strong government support and industry collaboration, makes it the perfect place to host international trials. Updates from Australia and around the globe provided. Moderator: Dennis Walsh Department of Transport and Main Roads QLD Australia Speakers: Action Plan for Realizing and Distributing Autonomous Driving - Kenji Ueki - Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Japan Mapping the future of autonomous vehicles? - Michael Milford - QUT Robotics, Queensland University of Technology, Australia Future vehicle technology - connected and automated vehicles - Marcus Burke - National Transport Centre, Australia | |||||||
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1100 - 1230 Executive Session 1: International Deployment of Connected Technologies Moderator: John Wall Austroads Australia Speakers: Queensland's cooperative and automated vehicle initiative Department of Transport and Main Roads QLD Australia The internet of mobility Jacob Bangsgaard ERTICO Europe Cyber security - insight into some of the practical cyber security challenges CAVs are facing Steve Dellenback, Southwest Research Institute, United States TBA - YooJin Chang MOLIT Korea | 1100 - 1200 DEMONSTRATION
❖ Demonstration of world-class ITS platform STREAMS | 1100 - 1230 Sharing the young professionals experience: Is it time we shook up the ITS industry?
Moderator: Armin Guttke Jessica Tong Speakers: Cassie D'Agostino - Kapsch TrafficCom | SIS: Mobility as a Service – Collaboration and lessions learned
This presentation will update Congress on the learnings from the initial report, and interestingly, what has already changed. Considering the short time-frame it is readily apparent that this is an extremely fast-moving space with a huge potential for growth and change, and an agile collaborative approach is the only way forward. | 1100 - 1230 SIS: Developing Public Communications About Cooperative and Automated Vehicles Organiser: Moderator: Speakers: This session will focus on what we currently know about the general public’s knowledge and perceptions regarding CAV technology and how this knowledge can be used for future public communications campaigns, to inform trial methodology, decisions regarding public education approaches as well as policies which seek to ultimately ’get people on-board’ CAVs. | Data Analytics and Artifical Intelligent in Transport (2) 1100 – 1120 Metaheuristic Robust Approach For Designing Traffic Signal Timings Queensland University of Technology, Australia | 1100 – 1120 Intelligent Transport = Accessible Transport (1) Road Occupancy Roadmap Niroshan Jeyarajah Transport for NSW, Australia Prabaka Siva Transport for NSW, Australia | 1100 – 1120 Policy, Standards and Harmonisation (2) Societal Insights from Movement and Economic Factors: Explaining Societal Transformations John Cardoso, Australia Intelematics, Australia |
1140 - 1200 Our Vision: the Future of Road Management Technology Schalk van der Westhuizen Mobileye, Australia | 1120 - 1140 Exploring Driver Behaviour to Shape Better Road User Experiences WSP, Australia | 1120 - 1140 ArcGIS Urban: Transforming the Plan to 3D Esri Australia, Australia | |||||
1140 - 1200 Beyond the hype: level 4 autonomous driving is already here Greg Giraud Easymile, Australia | 1140 - 1200 iGO Intelligent Transport Systems Strategy Ipswich City Council, Australia | ||||||
1200 - 1220 Online Transport Network Prediction (S) Data61 CSIRO, Australia | 1200 - 1220 FlexiRide On-Demand: A case Study in Revolutionising Low Patronage Bus Routes
| 1200 - 1220 Finding the Frame: Optimising New Mobility Decisions (T) WSP, Australia | |||||
1223 - 1230 Q&A | |||||||
1230 - 1330 LUNCH | |||||||
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1330 - 1500 Executive Session 2: Policy, Standards and Harmonisation Moderator: Peter Sweatman University of Melbourne, Australia Speakers: Paul Glover GHD, Australia Initiatives of the World Forum for Harmonization of Vehicle Regulations (WP.29) Working Party on Automated/Autonomous and Connected Vehicles (GRVA) Russell Shields RoadDB, United States A flexible assurance framework for vehicle telematics and data Stuart Ballingall TCA, Australia Standardization harmonization initiatives to support Automated Driving NNG, Hungary Transport policies, standards and regulations should serve to enable and accelerate the adoption of technologies and innovations in transport, while setting the goals in liveability, accessibility and sustainability. Lessons can be learnt from early implementation of regulatory reforms across the globe and the best practices can be promoted. | Technical Tours & Demonstrations | 1330 - 1500 Asia Pacific Leaders Forum 1 Proudly sponsored by 1330 - 1331 Moderator: AU moderator to be confirmed
Moderator opening
Short sponsor comments to open session David Goh - PTV 1338 - 1353 TBA Susan Harris - ITS Australia Ian Christensen - iMOVE, Australia 1354 - 1409 Recent developments of ITS in China Bin Li - RIOH of MOT, China 1410 - 1425 Enabling an all-connected ITS - Taiwan Philip Tseng - ITS Taiwan, Chinese-Taipei 1426 - 1441 ITS Developments in Hong Kong Lilian Pun - The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong 1442 - 1457 ITS Indonesia William Sabandar - ITS Indonesia, Indonesia 1458 - 1513 ITS vision: creating values for the people and the society Hajime Amano - ITS Japan | 1330 - 1500 SIS: Next Generation Network Management Organiser: Moderator: Speakers: Ted Beak - TMR | 1330 - 1500 SIS: Cooperative and Highly Automated Driving Pilot Organiser: Moderator:
Amit Trivedi Department of Transport and Main Roads QLD Michael Milford Queensland University of Technology Sebastien Glaser Queensland University of Technology | 1330 - 1350 Connected and Automated Vehicles, Safety and Efficiency, IoT (5) Sound-Based Tunnel Incident Detection System Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology, South Korea | 1330 - 1350 Mobility as a Service, People and Sustainability (1) Can Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Unlock our Cities? CTS Singapore. Singapore | |
1350 - 1410 Architecture of a Visual Information Based Empathic Conversational Agent System Toyota Motor Corporation, Japan | 1350 - 1410 Enabling MaaS: Getting all the Players to Coordinate on an Open Standard for Booking Transport Skedgo, Australia | ||||||
1410 - 1430 Optimal Signal Timing Design Algorithm for Roads with Mixed Autonomous and Human-Driven Vehicles Data61 CSIRO, Australia | 1410 - 1430 Can ITS Save the Planet? Aurecon, Australia | ||||||
1430 - 1450 Preliminary results from the first Australian community-based connected vehicle technology trial Tam Mccaffery Transport for NSW, Australia | 1430 - 1450 Synergies for Sustainable Mobility by Joining Forces across Cities DB Engineering & Consulting GmbH, Germany | ||||||
1500 - 1600 AFTERNOON TEA | |||||||
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1600 - 1730 Executive Session 3: ITS Making Transport Safer Moderator: Mandi Mees National Transport Commission, Australia Speakers: ANCAP – Automated Driving Driver and operator monitoring as a new frontier in safety Mike Lenne Seeing Machines, Australia TBA - Fred Curtis Vitronic Machine Vision Australia, Australia Opportunities for ITS in road safety in the short and medium term Samantha Cockfield TAC, Austalia
Henry Meng, Chinese-Taipei Q&A | 1600 - 1700 Digital Tour
| 1600 - 1730 Asia Pacific Leaders Forum 2 Proudly sponsored by Moderator: AU moderator to be confirmed
Moderator opening 1602 - 1617 Sue Park ITS Korea, Korea 1618 - 1633 Mohd Sharulnizam bin Sarip Malaysia Automotive Robotics and IoT Institute (MARii), Malaysia 1634 - 1649 New Zealand Transport Technology Update Stephen Hewett ITS New Zealand, New Zealand 1650 - 1705 Saurav Bhattacharyya ITS Singapore, Singapore 1706 - 1721 ITS in Thailand: 2020 - 2021 update Sorawit Narupiti ITS Thailand & Chulalongkorn University, Thailand | 1600 - 1730 SIS: Operationalising ITS on Major projects Organiser: Kim Thomas - Integrate Moderator: Ronald Elunai - Integrate Speakers: Manu Hingorani - Department of Transport and Main Roads, QLD Kim Thomas - Integrate This session discusses some of the major transport projects either completed or in progress in Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland; and what steps have been taken to configure the rural and smart motorway ITS to operate the new infrastructure optimally within the broader transport network. | 1600 - 1730 SIS: Collaborative Trials for Improved Mobility and Safety Organiser: Moderator: Speakers: Scott Benjamin WSP Paul Gray - Cohda Wireless David Ng - PTV Group Majid Savi University of Melbourne Simon Young CISCO This session explores the collaborative work being done by members of the Australian Integrated Multimodal EcoSystem (AIMES) community. AIMES is a world-first living laboratory based on the streets of Melbourne Australia, established to test highly integrated transport technology with a goal to deliver safer, cleaner and more sustainable urban transport outcomes. | 1600 - 1620 Connected and Automated Vehicles, Safety and Efficiency, IoT (6) Safety assurance concepts for automated driving systems TCA, Australia | 1600 - 1620 Mobility as a Service, People and Sustainability (2) On-Demand Bus Technology – Where Does it Work? James Wilcox, Liftango, Australia | |
1620 - 1640 Prioritising Safety for Work Zone Crews, Drivers and Vehicles in a Changing Road Environment Danny Woolard Germany Gewi Europe GmbH | 1620 - 1640 Unlocking Shared Mobility ITS Australia, Australia
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1640 - 1700 Before and After Analysis of Accident Occurrence of V2I Motorcycle Safety Warning System Tien Pen Hsu Institure of Civil Engineering, National Taiwan University, Chinese-Taipei | 1640 - 1700 Smart Neighbourhood Mobility as Key Measure for Cities
Kapsch, Australia | ||||||
1700 - 1720 Enhanced Railway Crossing Safety through Smart Edge Processing, AI and Machine Learning JYW Consulting, Australia | 1700 - 1720 Community Transport as Mobility Manager for the Frail Aged John Nelson ITLS, Australia | ||||||
1744 - 1800 Q&A | 1720 - 1730 Q&A | 1720 - 1730 Q&A |
Wednesday 14 April 2021 | |||||||
Mezzanine M3 & 4 PLENARY SESSION 3: Technology Leaders Planning Vibrant Cities 0900 - 1030 With government support, industry collaboration and research centres of excellence, the ITS industry leads advanced trials, tests transport technology capabilities and shares outcomes with the ITS community. Moderator: Brian Negus CICA Group, Australia Speakers: Delivering for our citizens and visitors - Scott Smith - Council of Mayors, SE Queensland Exploring transport challenges through the eye of the customer - Susan Kelso - Department of Transport - VIC, Australia Preparing for connected and automated vehicles - Stephanie Werner - Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications, Australia | |||||||
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1100 - 1230 Executive Session 4: Connected Automated Sustainable Electric Vehicles Moderator: Kim Thomas - Integrate, Australia Speakers: Mobility today and tomorrow Tony Weber FCAI, Australia Realising Near-Term Benefits from Automated Vehicles Andrew Mehaffey HMI Technologies, Australia TBA - Colin Castle, MDOT, United States Sustainable Connected and Automated Vehicle Automation DTMR, Australia Q&A discussion | 1100 - 1200 DEMONSTRATION - REPEAT
❖ Demonstration of world-class ITS platform STREAMS | 1100 - 1120 Transport Pricing, Tolling and Charging (2) Transitioning to Electric Vehicles and Road Pricing Michael Roth Australia | 1100 - 1230 SIS: The Ipswich Connected Vehicle Pilot – Planning and Delivering Australia’s Largest Trial of C-ITS Technologies
Justin White Department of Transport and Main Roads QLD
Miranda Blogg Department of Transport and Main Roads QLD
| 1100 - 1230 SIS: High Fidelity IoT Sensors, Edge Computing and AI for Traffic Analytics Organiser: Andrea Ash, Cohda Wireless, Australia Moderator: Andrea Ash, Cohda Wireless, Australia Speakers: Paul Gray - Cohda Wireless, Australia Simon Young Cisco, Australia Claire Thurston - Transport for NSW With a selection of speakers representing System Integrators, Infrastructure Networking Providers, Radio Communication Experts, and Traffic Management we will gain insights into challenges currently in existence for the management of traffic flow. The discussion will focus on how access to high fidelity data in real-time, with the use of IoT Sensors, Edge Compute and AI, can accelerate responses to congestion issues along with future traffic management planning. Beyond congestion we will also discuss how real-time insights of road user behaviour and performance at the intersections can improve safety and protection for all road users. | 1100 - 1120 Data Analytics and Artificial Intelligence in Transport (3) Traffic performance dashboard for Southeast Queensland corridors Smec Australia, Australia | 1100 - 1120 Intelligent Transport = Accessible Transport (2) Smart Pedestrian Crossings: Safety Benefits and C-ITS Applications Department of Transport and Main Roads, Australia | |
1120 - 1140 Cross City Tunnel Tolling System Upgrade Transurban, Australia | 1120 - 1140
| 1120 - 1140 Gamification and Rewards Program to Promote Shared and Active Transport Marion Guesnier SYSTRA Scott Lister, Australia | |||||
1140 - 1200 Reality Capture for Tunnel Asset Maintenance Land Surveys, Australia | 1140 - 1200 Using machine learning to iteratively improve Deutsche Bahn's condition monitoring solutions Louis Saade DB Engineering & Consulting, United Kingdom | 1140 - 1200 Perception, Reality and Ridership: Integrating External and Internal Real-Time Information to Improve Customer Service and the Passenger Experience Lauren Grabowski Swiftly, United States | |||||
0940 - 1000 Is tolling cloud-ready? Tolling backoffice as a service | Placie – Australia’s first natively integrated MaaS app
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1230 - 1330 LUNCH | |||||||
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1330 - 1500 Executive Session 5: Transport Pricing Moderator: Speakers: Factors supporting successful RUC implementation Peter Carr, EROAD, Australia Smart mobility of Hong Kong Michael Law - Transport Department
TBA - Marion Terrill Gratton Institute, Australia Q&A Discussion | Technical Tours & Demonstrations | 1330 - 1350 Mobility as a Service, People and Sustainability (3) Mode Choice in a Mobility as a Service World Graham Mccabe Australia | 1330 - 1500 SIS: TransitTech - the foundation of a new transport era Organiser: Ben Hague VIA, Australia Moderator: Ben Hague VIA, Australia Speakers: Scott Reimers - Lumi - Community Rideshare in Melbourne This session will provide examples from a cross section of the transport industry demonstrating how TransportTech is being used to improve customer and operational outcomes. Technology and the Transport industry have always had a mutually beneficial relationship. However, the increased use of technology in the transport industry is unprecedented. Technology is allowing the industry to better serve the needs of customers in new and unique ways while simultaneously improving operational and efficiency improvements. | 1330 - 1350 Connected and Automated Vehicles, Safety and Efficiency, IoT (7) Managing Human Factor Issues in the Assessment of Automated Vehicles at First Supply NTC, Australia | 1330 - 1350 Data Analytics and Artificial Intelligence in Transport (4) Traffic Management System Data Visualization for Behavioural Understanding of Signal Operations Under Emergency Vehicle Pre-Emption Queensland University of Technology, Australia | ||
1350 - 1410 My Baby Doesn’t take the Morning Train – Optus’ Impact Mitigation Strategy for the Epping-Macquarie Park Temporary Rail Closure Penny Dillon Australia | 1350 - 1410 Spatial Challenges for Cooperative Vehicles, the Queensland Experience Department of Transport and Main Roads, Australia | 1350 - 1410 Hold the Red – Collision Prevention at Signalised Intersections Leona Kolaric Department of Transport and Main Roads, Australia | |||||
1410 - 1430 Future scenarios of multimodal mobility services in the megacity of Shenzhen Peter Riedl, BMW Group Technology Office, China | 1410 - 1430 Omni-Aware: Adapting Automated Vehicle Perception to the Roadside Omni-aware, Australia | 1410 - 1430 The rise of Z - when point clouds meet artificial intelligence for a smarter city Ash Radhakrishnan Main Roads - WA, Australia | |||||
Purpose-driven micromobility: Embedding access and inclusivity values in e-scooter service design and evaluation | 1430 - 1450 A best practice approach for the assessment and deployment of autonomous shuttles to support liveable and connected communities RACQ, Australia | 1620 - 1640 | |||||
1500 - 1600 AFTERNOON TEA | |||||||
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1600 - 1730 Executive Session 6: Mobility as a Service, People and Environmental Sustainability Moderator: Susan Harris ITS Australia Speakers: Making MaaS work for the users, societies and environment Piia Karjalainen MaaS Alliance Brussels Andy Taylor - TBA Ishra Baksh - Department of Transport and Main Roads, Australia Kurt Brissett, Transport for NSW, Australia Mobility as a Service (MaaS) has become one of the fastest growing sectors in the ITS industry. MaaS is a key contributor to smart transport and the liveability of our cities, suburbs and regional communities. MaaS coincides with other customer centric, demand responsive transport initiatives to mark a global trend towards sustainable and accessible urban mobility. | Technical Tours & Demonstrations | 1600 - 1620 Transport Pricing, Tolling and Charging (3) Westgate Tunnel Project Update Simon Irving Transurban, Australia | 1640 - 1700 Connected and Automated Vehicles, Safety and Efficiency, IoT (8) SCATS & C-ITS: An evolving implementation Kamil Bagde Transport for NSW, Australia | 1600 - 1620 Intelligent Transport = Accessible Transport (3) From Accessible to Inclusive Public Transport – What Does it Mean and How Can Technology Help? Init Asia-Pacific, Singapore | |||
1620 - 1640 NorthConnex Project Update Transurban, Australia | 1700 - 1720 Light Intelligent Vehicles: Congestion Solving Transport? Dudson Transportation Research, Australia | 1620 - 1640 No ticket to ride – are people with disabilities left behind? Tim Cooper Skedgo | |||||
1640 - 1700 Westconnex Project Update Nick May Transurban, Australia | 1120 - 1140 Connected Vehicle; benefits, applications, and aftermarket Saeed Asadi Bagloee The University of Melbourne, Australia | 1640 - 1700 Neutral Bay and Cremorne TFS_AP Technical Paper Submission Roads and Maritime Services, Australia | |||||
1700 - 1720 Bulgarian distance based ETC project based on GNSS technology
| 1720 - 1730 Mapping for inclusion - pilot project |
Thursday 15 April 2021 | |||||||
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0900 - 1030 Executive Session 7: Data Analytics and Artificial Intelligence in Transport Moderator: Chen Cai Data61 CSIRO, Australia Speakers: Neil Scales - Department of Transport and Main Roads, Australia
| Technical Tours & Demonstrations | 0900 - 0920 Policy, Standards and Harmonisation (3) Doing More with Less: The Network Optimisation Framework Department of Transport and Main Roads, Australia | 0900 - 0920 Connected and Automated Vehicles, Safety and Efficiency, IoT (9) Geofencing for Smart Urban Mobility Q-Free Norway As, Norway | ||||
0920 - 0940 SSDI: A Solution for a Problem You Didn’t Know You Had Transport for NSW, Australia | 0920 - 0940 Policy Based Network Optimisation and Operations
The University of Arizona, United States Michael Watts Australia Transmax, Australia | ||||||
0940 - 1000 A Visual Approach to Understanding Organisational Transformation Implications of Emerging Technologies Jason Venz Australia Department of Transport and Main Roads, Australia | 0940 - 1000
Operational Deployment of Semi-AVs and C-ITS on Eastlink Dickson Liew ARRB, Australia
ARRB, Australia | ||||||
1000 - 1020 Guidelines for Automated Vehicles Trials – Learnings from Two Years of Use in Australia | |||||||
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1100 - 1200 DEMONSTRATION - REPEAT
| 1100 - 1120 Data Analytics and Artifical Intelligent in Transport (5) Improving Transport Planning and Real-time Operations in Madrid, Spain using a Mobility Data-Driven Approach Kapsch TrafficCom Australia, Australia | 1100 - 1120 Data Analytics and Artifical Intelligent in Transport (6) Data Driven Optimisation of Sydney Bus Services Steve Edwards, Transport for NSW, Australia | 1100 - 1120 Data Analytics and Artificial Intelligence in Transport (7) Estimation of Road Closure Risks Along the Bruce Highway Using the AWRA-L Water Balance Model Julien Lerat Bureau of Meteorology, Australia | ||||
1100 - 1120 Automated Road Assessment and Defect Identification Trial Retina Visions, Australia | 1120 - 1140 Developing ITS Infrastructure Strategies At Scale Arcadis, Australia | 1120 - 1140 Not as the Crow Flies: Redefining School Zones with Travel Time Analytics Simon Jackson Esri Australia, Australia | |||||
1140 - 1200 A Smart Use of Data Analytics to Challenge Misconceptions on Mobility Trends Keolis Downer, Australia | 1140 - 1200 Fusion of traffic sensors for enhanced road monitoring Konstanty Bialkowski The University of Queensland, Australia | 1140 - 1200 Heavy vehicle limits, permit requirements and ITS enforcement measures Junichi Hirose, Highway Industry Development Organisation, Japan | |||||
1120 - 1140 Interconnected Tunnel Operation | 1200 - 1220 Actionable incident detection alarming - aggregating data sources in real time to improve incident detection performance Scott Penno Transurban, Australia | 1200 - 1220 Data visualisation: shaping transport decisions to connect our community safely, reliably and sustainably Marco Motta, Department of Transport and Main Roads, Australia | |||||
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1230 - 1330 LUNCH 1400 Exhibition Hall Closed | |||||||
Mezzanine M3 & 4 PLENARY SESSION 4: Intelligent Transport = Accessible Transport 1330 - 1510 The pace of change is increasing exponentially, and as a result our environment and behaviour are changing just as fast: both as transport providers and customers. Advances in transport technology and planning, such as autonomous vehicles and Mobility as a Service (MaaS) are excellent examples of changes that, within five years will directly impact how our customers move throughout our network to access education, employment, recreation and vital social services. Those within the transport industry need to keep pace with this change to constantly meet the needs of all customers including those with accessibility challenges. How are we going about this? Moderator: Kevin Cocks, Department of Transport and Main Roads QLD, Australia Speakers Public transport and mobility space - Carol Schweiger - Schweiger Consulting, United States Kurt Fearnley Q&A between Kurt Fearnley and Kevin Cocks | |||||||
Mezzanine M3 & 4 CLOSING CEREMONY 1510 - 1545 Moderator: Dean Zabrieszach ITS Australia and HMI Technologies, Australia Speakers: Dean Zabrieszach ITS Australia and HMI Technologies, Australia Simon Barry - Data61 CSIRO, Australia ITS Australia Opportunities Susan Harris - ITS Australia
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1545 - 1615 AFTERNOON TEA |
Commercial interactive presentation
Operational Scheduling with Business Modelling and Genetic Algorithms
Boris Petukhov, Argo Computing Services Pty Ltd, AustraliaFuture Leader interactive presentation
A scenario planning tool for the adoption of Connected and Autonomous Vehicles
Ahsan Haider, Arup, AustraliaInteractive Visualization Tool For Road Traffic Congestion and Corridor Performance using Bluetooth MAC Scanner Data
Praveen Gunda, Queensland University Of Technology, AustraliaCamera and Radar Fusion for Traffic Monitoring
Aninda Saha, The University Of Queensland, AustraliaMitigating delivery risk with tollroad infrastructure digital twin
Abdulmalik Alyousfi, Transurban, AustraliaRecalibration of strategic modelling parameters for Connected & Autonomous Vehicles using microsimulation
Esta Qiu, WSP Australia, AustraliaTechnical interactive presentation
Enhancing Livability using Data Analytics based on Policy
Ronald Boénau, Boénau International Transport Research, United StatesResearch on Optimized Method of Unsignalized Intersection Based on C-V2X
Hanlou Diao, China Design Group Co., Ltd., ChinaScientific interactive presentation
A Study of Incident Impact on Motorway Traffic Flow
Hoang Nguyen, Data61 - Csiro, AustraliaPreviously unseen: Using mobile network data for transport planning to build dynamic urban environments
Adrian Ellison, DSpark Pty Ltd, Australia