TrainingPlanning for Autonomous Mobility
4 November – 2 December 2021
Training
Planning for Autonomous Mobility
4 November – 2 December 2021
The rapid growth of new technologies, on the one hand, and increase of demand in safe, clean, comfortable, efficient, and sustainable transportation, on the other hand, stimulated the advancement of autonomy and full automation in the transport sector. It became an impetus for the development of autonomous vehicles. The created niche in the transport sector brought new challenges as well as opportunities that need to be adequately addressed and embraced.
This training – Planning for Autonomous Mobility – is designed to tackle key aspects of autonomous mobility as a means to respond to new transport demands and to deliver value to society and businesses. More specifically, the training will equip the participants with knowledge on all relevant features of the autonomous mobility ecosystem, including urban landscape impact, long-distance travel, logistics, economy, etc., and provide them with the tools that will help them solve future challenges that autonomous vehicles will convey.
This course is open to everyone, professional or not, with interest in the mobility sector, willing to deepen their knowledge, skills, and abilities to enhance their technical, business and professional competencies in autonomous mobility.
This training – Planning for Autonomous Mobility – is designed to tackle key aspects of autonomous mobility as a means to respond to new transport demands and to deliver value to society and businesses. More specifically, the training will equip the participants with knowledge on all relevant features of the autonomous mobility ecosystem, including urban landscape impact, long-distance travel, logistics, economy, etc., and provide them with the tools that will help them solve future challenges that autonomous vehicles will convey.
This course is open to everyone, professional or not, with interest in the mobility sector, willing to deepen their knowledge, skills, and abilities to enhance their technical, business and professional competencies in autonomous mobility.
Start: 4 November
9 online sessions
GENERAL OVERVIEW & CALENDAR
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COURSE OBJECTIVES
This course aims at providing a comprehensive outlook on the current and future opportunities for autonomous mobility, engaging the most relevant stakeholders.
The training modules will offer a comprehensive and detailed vision on autonomous mobility, focusing on:
The training modules will offer a comprehensive and detailed vision on autonomous mobility, focusing on:
Offer a general overview of the context, challenges, and opportunities that autonomous mobility offers
Understand the major long-term impacts of autonomous mobility in several areas, including its planning, transport services and infrastructure, the industry, economy, etc.
Give an update on the technological and regulatory state of the art of autonomous mobility, its status of implementation worldwide, and identify the main barriers
to its development.
Understand how to manage the transition from current to autonomous mobility: how should the different stakeholders prepare for that?
PARTICIPANT'S PROFILE
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TRAINING STRUCTURE
Module 1: Course Introduction
Session 1: Welcome
4 November - 15:00h - 17:00h CET
The first session of the course will be focused on giving a general overview of the objectives defined and the course content. It will also provide a networking opportunity between participants.
4 November - 15:00h - 17:00h CET
The first session of the course will be focused on giving a general overview of the objectives defined and the course content. It will also provide a networking opportunity between participants.
Module 2: The long-term vision
Session 2: The new urban landscape
9 November - 15:00h - 17:00h CET
Speakers: Bern Grush (Founder & CIO, Harmonize Mobility), Paul Spears (NEOM)
Introduction: This session will help participants understand how the introduction and complete deployment of driverless vehicles will impact in mobility needs of society in several contexts more than just the way we “drive”. It will also cover how different mobility aspects will be impacted, including: parcel delivery (with an expected radical change), the vehicles ownership (vs shared models), and others (social, technical, digital or jobs contexts).
9 November - 15:00h - 17:00h CET
Speakers: Bern Grush (Founder & CIO, Harmonize Mobility), Paul Spears (NEOM)
Introduction: This session will help participants understand how the introduction and complete deployment of driverless vehicles will impact in mobility needs of society in several contexts more than just the way we “drive”. It will also cover how different mobility aspects will be impacted, including: parcel delivery (with an expected radical change), the vehicles ownership (vs shared models), and others (social, technical, digital or jobs contexts).
Session 3: Long distance travel and logistics
11 November - 15:00h - 17:00h CET
11 November - 15:00h - 17:00h CET
Speakers: Gummada Murthy, PHD PE (Program Director, Operations, Safety and Mobility Division AASHTO), Tom Kern (Advisor, AASHTO)
Introduction: This session will provide an analysis of the impact of autonomous technology on long-distance trips (either for pleasure or for job purposes) and its logistics, since new infrastructures will need to be developed and implemented on the existing highways.
Session 4: The economics of AVs and the New Workforce
16 November - 15:00h - 17:00h CET
Speakers: Prof. Andreas Herrmann (Director Institute For Mobility, St. Gallen University), Clement Aubourg (Head Of Autonomous Vehicles, New Mobility Services, Keolis Group)
Introduction: This session will offer an overview regarding the impact of autonomous vehicles on an economic framework: from the expected price increase in a vehicle ownership and, its consequences (potential subsidies, sharing models being stimulated) to the role of this technology in the efficiency increase in the usage of vehicles, for multiple and complementary tasks (move people and parcels). It will also discuss the challenges of autonomous mobility with regards to the new skills and the workforce.
Session 5: Infrastructure management
18 November - 15:00h - 17:00h CET
Speakers: Bern Grush (Founder & CIO, Harmonize Mobility), Laura Coconea (Innovation Office Manager - ITS Division, SWARCO), Rik Nuyttens (European Regulatory Affairs Manager, 3M Transportation Safety Division)
Introduction: Analyze how the rise of autonomous mobility will impact on the curbside and sidewalks and improve management tools will be needed: as pick-ups and drop-offs from ride hailing services (robo-taxis) increase and, goods movement and last-mile delivery (in sidewalks) grow, cities will need to be prepared for a smooth transition. Understand how road and traffic management must address the challenges posed by autonomous mobility.
Introduction: This session will provide an analysis of the impact of autonomous technology on long-distance trips (either for pleasure or for job purposes) and its logistics, since new infrastructures will need to be developed and implemented on the existing highways.
Session 4: The economics of AVs and the New Workforce
16 November - 15:00h - 17:00h CET
Speakers: Prof. Andreas Herrmann (Director Institute For Mobility, St. Gallen University), Clement Aubourg (Head Of Autonomous Vehicles, New Mobility Services, Keolis Group)
Introduction: This session will offer an overview regarding the impact of autonomous vehicles on an economic framework: from the expected price increase in a vehicle ownership and, its consequences (potential subsidies, sharing models being stimulated) to the role of this technology in the efficiency increase in the usage of vehicles, for multiple and complementary tasks (move people and parcels). It will also discuss the challenges of autonomous mobility with regards to the new skills and the workforce.
Session 5: Infrastructure management
18 November - 15:00h - 17:00h CET
Speakers: Bern Grush (Founder & CIO, Harmonize Mobility), Laura Coconea (Innovation Office Manager - ITS Division, SWARCO), Rik Nuyttens (European Regulatory Affairs Manager, 3M Transportation Safety Division)
Introduction: Analyze how the rise of autonomous mobility will impact on the curbside and sidewalks and improve management tools will be needed: as pick-ups and drop-offs from ride hailing services (robo-taxis) increase and, goods movement and last-mile delivery (in sidewalks) grow, cities will need to be prepared for a smooth transition. Understand how road and traffic management must address the challenges posed by autonomous mobility.
Module 3: State of Play
Session 6: AV deployments and
technological readiness
23 November - 15:00h - 171:00h CET
Speakers: Bin Ran, Phd (Director of Connected Automated Transportation Programme, University of Wisconsin)
Introduction: Give an overview over the status of AV deployment worldwide, including a look on the most advanced test-bed areas, the readiness of global regions (understanding the role of infrastructure building) and understand different approaches from public agencies.
Session 7: Case study on Australia deployment of Autonomous Mobility
25 November - 9:00h - 11:00h CET
Speaker: Dr. Clarissa Han (National Leader, Sustainability & Resilience, Australian Road Research Board)
Introduction: The introduction of autonomous vehicles in our roads motivates several challenges and questions that need to be addressed before its complete development. In this sense, and in the transition period that we are currently just starting, there are some best practices around the world (either as roadmap for cities or for countries) that are introducing this technology. The session will be focused on the Australian deployments on Autonomous Mobility.
Session 8: AVs regulatory aspects
30 November - 15:00h - 1700h CET
Speakers: Luciana Iorio (Chair, UNECE Global Forum For Road Traffic Safety - WP.1), Bryn Balcombe (Founder, Autonomous Drivers Alliance), François E. Guichard (Secretary, UNECE Working Party On Automated/Autonomous And Connected Vehicles - WP.29/GRVA)
Introduction: One of the main challenges for the implementation of autonomous vehicles is to transform the current local, regional, country, and global regulation to have room for them. Aspects such as product liability, responsibility in case of accident, safety assurance, regulation on post-sales software changes, how to take action to control the vehicle or data collection, are some of the things laid on the public bodies table that will be analyzed in this session. How to build public trust and acceptance are some of the challenges that Autonomous Mobility will face in the years to come and will be discussed in the round table.
23 November - 15:00h - 171:00h CET
Speakers: Bin Ran, Phd (Director of Connected Automated Transportation Programme, University of Wisconsin)
Introduction: Give an overview over the status of AV deployment worldwide, including a look on the most advanced test-bed areas, the readiness of global regions (understanding the role of infrastructure building) and understand different approaches from public agencies.
Session 7: Case study on Australia deployment of Autonomous Mobility
25 November - 9:00h - 11:00h CET
Speaker: Dr. Clarissa Han (National Leader, Sustainability & Resilience, Australian Road Research Board)
Introduction: The introduction of autonomous vehicles in our roads motivates several challenges and questions that need to be addressed before its complete development. In this sense, and in the transition period that we are currently just starting, there are some best practices around the world (either as roadmap for cities or for countries) that are introducing this technology. The session will be focused on the Australian deployments on Autonomous Mobility.
Session 8: AVs regulatory aspects
30 November - 15:00h - 1700h CET
Speakers: Luciana Iorio (Chair, UNECE Global Forum For Road Traffic Safety - WP.1), Bryn Balcombe (Founder, Autonomous Drivers Alliance), François E. Guichard (Secretary, UNECE Working Party On Automated/Autonomous And Connected Vehicles - WP.29/GRVA)
Introduction: One of the main challenges for the implementation of autonomous vehicles is to transform the current local, regional, country, and global regulation to have room for them. Aspects such as product liability, responsibility in case of accident, safety assurance, regulation on post-sales software changes, how to take action to control the vehicle or data collection, are some of the things laid on the public bodies table that will be analyzed in this session. How to build public trust and acceptance are some of the challenges that Autonomous Mobility will face in the years to come and will be discussed in the round table.
Module 4: Managing the transition
Session 9: The role of OEMs and
new players
2 December - 15:00h - 17:00h CET
Speakers: Lukas Neckermann (Managing Director, Neckermann Strategic Advisors), Armin Graeter (Digitalisation and Automated Driving, BMW Group)
Introduction: Round table aiming to identify the new roles that OEMs need to acquire and develop in this new technology race and the main challenges that they are facing due to the entry of new players in the automotive field, coming from the technologic sector and, to understand how the autonomous mobility market could be shaped in the future.
2 December - 15:00h - 17:00h CET
Speakers: Lukas Neckermann (Managing Director, Neckermann Strategic Advisors), Armin Graeter (Digitalisation and Automated Driving, BMW Group)
Introduction: Round table aiming to identify the new roles that OEMs need to acquire and develop in this new technology race and the main challenges that they are facing due to the entry of new players in the automotive field, coming from the technologic sector and, to understand how the autonomous mobility market could be shaped in the future.
L’economia digital i els canvis en la cadena de valor de la mobilitat.
Com ha impactat la digitalització a l'ecosistema de la mobilitat.
Com ha impactat la digitalització a l'ecosistema de la mobilitat.
Quins nous actors han entrar i com estan reaccionant els tradicionals.
Com està impactant a la cadena de valor de la mobilitat.
Com les noves tecnologies estan fent evolucionar la mobilitat a través de nous models de negoci.
Sessió 1: Data Science i Intel·ligència artificial.
Què entenem per machine learning i intel·ligència artificial? Quines aplicacions hi ha al darrere?
Com està canviat la IA l'entorn empresarial (evolució start-ups, servitització, serveis autònoms...)?
Quines oportunitats tenen aquestes tecnologies en els camp de la mobilitat urbana (seguretat, planificació, models predictius...)?
Models de negoci disruptius en el camp de la mobilitat urbana.
Sessió 2: Tecnologies de pagament i d’identitat d’usuari.
Els sistemes de pagament actuals i com s’utilitzen les noves tecnologies per incorporar els requisits de totes les parts.
Com per garantir la seguretat del pagament i les dades personals.
Reptes per introduir sistemes eficients de pagament per a la multimodalitat.
Identificant els factors clau per a un pagament únic i uniforme de la multimodalitat i com gestionar la transferibilitat de la identitat de l'usuari a través de diferents serveis de mobilitat.
Com està canviat la IA l'entorn empresarial (evolució start-ups, servitització, serveis autònoms...)?
Quines oportunitats tenen aquestes tecnologies en els camp de la mobilitat urbana (seguretat, planificació, models predictius...)?
Models de negoci disruptius en el camp de la mobilitat urbana.
Sessió 2: Tecnologies de pagament i d’identitat d’usuari.
Els sistemes de pagament actuals i com s’utilitzen les noves tecnologies per incorporar els requisits de totes les parts.
Com per garantir la seguretat del pagament i les dades personals.
Reptes per introduir sistemes eficients de pagament per a la multimodalitat.
Identificant els factors clau per a un pagament únic i uniforme de la multimodalitat i com gestionar la transferibilitat de la identitat de l'usuari a través de diferents serveis de mobilitat.
Sessió 1: La tecnologia a futur
Automatització del transport.
Sessió 2: La digitalització del sector públic
Com impacten les noves tecnologies en l'administració pública.
El rol de l'administració pública en el nou ecosistema de mobilitat.
La seguretat de les dades públiques.
Conclusions del curs i tancament
Sessió 2: La digitalització del sector públic
Com impacten les noves tecnologies en l'administració pública.
El rol de l'administració pública en el nou ecosistema de mobilitat.
La seguretat de les dades públiques.
Conclusions del curs i tancament
SPEAKERS
Bern Grush
Funder & CEO
Harmonize Mobility
Harmonize Mobility
Bin Ran, PhD
Director of Connected Automated Transportation Programme
University of Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Bryn Balcombe
Founder
Autonomous Drivers Alliance (ADA)
Autonomous Drivers Alliance (ADA)
Dr Clarissa Han
National Leader, Sustainability & Resilience
Australian
Road Research Board (ARRB)
Australian
Road Research Board (ARRB)
François E. Guichard
Secretary
UNECE Working Party on Automated/Autonomous and Connected Vehicles (WP.29/GRVA)
UNECE Working Party on Automated/Autonomous and Connected Vehicles (WP.29/GRVA)
Gummada Murthy, PhD PE
Program Director,
Operations Safety and Mobility Division AASHTO
Operations Safety and Mobility Division AASHTO
Laura Coconea
Innovation Office Manager,
ITS Division
SWARCO
ITS Division
SWARCO
Luciana Iorio
Chair
UNECE Global Forum for Road Traffic Safety (WP.1)
Raj Ponnaluri, PhD, P.E, PTOE, PMP
Connected Vehicles, Arterial Management,
Managed Lanes
Florida Department of Transportation
Florida Department of Transportation
Rik Nuyttens
European Regulatory Affairs Manager
3M Transportation Safety Division
Prof. Andreas Herrmann
Director Institute for Mobility
St. Gallen University
Lukas Neckermann
Managing Director
Neckermann Strategic Advisors
Scott C. Marler
Director
Iowa Department of Transportation
Iowa Department of Transportation
Clement Aubourg
Head of Autonomous Vehicles
New Mobility Services, Keolis Group
Daniela Bremmer
Development
Manager
Cooperative Automated Transportation (CAT)
John L. Hibbard, P.E.
Director of Operations
Georgia (USA) Department of Transportation
Georgia (USA) Department of Transportation
Thomas Kern
Senior Consultant
AASHTO
AASHTO
Tony Kratofil, P.E.
Chief Operations
Officer,
Michigan Department of Transportation
Michigan Department of Transportation
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