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Programme 12Th European Congress and Exhibition on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services Strasbourg, France 19–22 June 2017 Programme 12th European Congress and Exhibition on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services Strasbourg, France 19–22 June 2017 www.itsineurope.com BIENVENUE À STRASBOURG THE EUROPTIMIST P04-05 STRASBOURG EUROMÉTROPOLE P06-07 STRASBOURG VILLE D’ART ET DE CULTURE P08-09 PÔLE UNIVERSITAIRE P10-11 PÔLE SCIENTIFIQUE P12-13 L’ÉPICURIENNE P14-15 ÉCO-MOBILE P16-17 AUX PORTES DE STRASBOURG P18-19 STRASBOURG, À LA CROISÉE DES ROUTES P20-21 ACCÈS AÉRIEN / FERROVIAIRE / AUTOROUTIER Organised by: Hosted by: Supported by: CAPACITÉ HÔTELIÈRE P22-23 LIENS UTILES P24-25 STRASBOURG CONVENTION + EXHIBITION CENTRE DISTRICT EURODISTRIKT STRASBOURG CONVENTION + EXHIBITION CENTRE P28-29 NOS ESPACES P30-31 PLANS P32-37 LES SERVICES P38-39 RÉFÉRENCES P40-41 ed origin. It is available on the website engie.com, where all the Group’s all the Group’s where engie.com, on the website ed origin. It is available Scan this QR code for other publications from ENGIE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Organisers of the 12th ITS European Congress would like to thank the Sponsors and Partners for their contribution and support to make this Congress a success bringing forward the transportation and mobility sector. Sponsors Design and Production: Anaka – www.anaka.fr. The present document was produced by an eco-responsible printer on paper of certifi on paper of printer an eco-responsible by produced document was The present – www.anaka.fr. Anaka Design and Production: Published: June 2015. or ordered. downloaded be viewed, can publications Platinum Diamond ENGIE 1, place Samuel de Champlain 92930 Paris La Défense – France T +33 (0)1 44 22 00 00 engie.com Gold Silver Event Partners Media Partners Media Support French Media Partners Media Outreach Acknowledgements . .2 Organisers and hosts . 4 Welcome letters . .5 Programme at a glance . .10 Plenary sessions . .12 Executive sessions . .14 Special interest sessions . .16 Project dissemination sessions . .33 Technical/scientif c sessions . .36 Commercial paper sessions . .48 Technical visits . .50 Associated events . .52 Demonstrations . .54 General information . .58 Congress & exhibition venue . .60 Floorplan and exhibitors . .62 Social events . .64 Sponsors . .66 Committees . .68 Contacts . .72 ORGANISERS AND HOSTS ERTICO – ITS Europe ERTICO – ITS Europe is a public-private membership-driven organisation promoting – and actively working on – the deployment of intelligent transport systems and services (ITS) in Europe through a variety of activities, such as interest groups, innovation platforms, events and projects to save lives, protect the environment and sustain mobility in the most cost-effective way. ERTICO was founded in 1991 at the initiative of 16 leading members of the European Commission, Ministries of Transport and the European Industry. Now, with over 120 shareholders, ERTICO connects public authorities, industry players, infrastructure operators, users, national ITS associations and other organisations and works to bring “Intelligence into Mobility”. European Commission The European Commission represents the general interest of the EU and is the driving force in proposing legislation (to Parliament and the Council), administering and implementing EU policies, enforcing EU law (jointly with the Court of Justice) and negotiating in the international arena. Strasbourg Eurometropolis Strasbourg’s history makes it an international and cosmopolitan city, with a strong local tradition of knowledge and excellence. It shares, with New York and Geneva, the privilege of being the seat of international organisations, such as the European Parliament and some 90 diplomatic representations, without itself being a national capital. The city and its surroundings are now facing new challenges with regard to attractiveness and competitiveness. The new status of Eurometropolis of Strasbourg, which came into being in January 2015, is unique in France and underpins the city’s role as a European capital and cross-border territory, with its 33 municipalities and 477,000 inhabitants. The Eurometropolis of Strasbourg, humanist and europtimist, is a city with its sights set f rmly on the future. It plays a leading, innovation-led role in a number of sectors, including urban development (with the Ecocité programme), healthcare, medical technologies and innovative mobilities. 4 12th European Congress and Exhibition on Intelligent Transport Systems and Services WELCOME LETTERS European Commission The European Commission is very pleased to invite to fully tap the potential of digital technologies you to the 12th European ITS Congress, to be and let the Digital Society become a reality. It is hosted in the city of Strasbourg from 19th to 22nd not suff cient to respond only to current mobility June 2017. demands, but also to be proactive in anticipating The main theme of the Congress, ITS Beyond future needs, challenges and options. The ITS Borders, is of the utmost relevance for all of us. The Directive, Digital Single Market and Energy Union single market, an area without internal borders along with funding instruments of Horizon 2020 with the free movement of goods, persons, services and Connecting Europe Facility are essential in and capital, can only be achieved when we work this regard. together to remove technical and regulatory barriers. In order to serve such discussions with stakeholders, Breaking down such barriers is also at the heart of Strasbourg will serve as an iconic hub at the heart of the deployment of ITS. In order to be effective, the Europe on how to get ‘Europe Connected’. The 12th roll-out of ITS needs to be coherent and properly ITS European Congress will be an ideal opportunity coordinated across the EU by public and private to share and enrich our knowledge as well as show bodies. ITS Beyond Borders should not only represent our strong commitment to role and importance of the interoperability and continuity of ITS between Intelligent Transport Systems. regions and Member States but also between different modes of transport facilitating multimodality. Yours sincerely, A wide range of innovative solutions are Violeta Bulc, Member of the European available, such as digitalisation in passenger and Commission freight transport and connected and automated Carlos Moedas, Member of the European driving. To support their development and Commission deployment across Europe cross-sectional and Günther Oettinger, Member of the European cross-border cooperation is indispensable. We need Commission Minister of Transport, France It is my great pleasure to welcome you in France Bordeaux at our invitation did state their conf dence again this year, less than two years after the large in IT solutions being able to help signif cantly success of the 22nd ITS World Congress in Bordeaux. preserving our planet through mobility reshaping. This time Strasbourg Eurometropolis, as a major They called for multiplying local experimentations place of the evoluting European construction and projects. In Strasbourg, two years after the process, will offer the 12th ITS European Congress Paris agreement on climate, we should be able to an ideal setting. More than a setting, a living ascertain the magnitude and impacts of this huge laboratory of ITS deployment and a life-size movement, provider of concrete and innovative showcase for solutions and projects that bring solutions to address this universally recognized value-to-user and collective benef ts throughout a objective. A market-driven wave supported and wide transnational space. called for by most mobility authorities of all levels For our part, all French key players in ITS and around the world. transport at large have been involved in preparing That is why all your ideas, proposals and this Congress with ERTICO and the host city and experiences are very welcome to this event, the partners. My own services, together with ATEC success of which will be yours. ITS France, are heavily mobilizing so to ensure Together, we intend to mark one more memorable that Strasbourg Congress is exceptionally rich in milestone in the current ITS breakthrough. experience and innovation-sharing, and genuinely Welcome in Strasbourg, where you will see for fruitful to all of you. And enjoyable too. real how intelligence spans borders! In 2015, all the transport ministers gathered in Elisabeth Borne, Minister of Transport, France www.itsineurope.com #ITSStrasbourg17 5 WELCOME LETTERS Mayor of Strasbourg As Mayor of Strasbourg I am very pleased to word the audacity of the innovations generated on welcome you in our cross-border region located at our territory, its entrepreneurship spirit as well as the heart of Europe. its economic and scientif c inventively? How to present all of Strasbourg’s various aspects? Strasbourg is also part of the Eurodistrict- Its more than two thousand years history; its Ortenau. As a European Grouping of Territorial geography in the heart of Europe on the Rhine Cooperation (EGTC) the Eurodistricts’ main objective valley; its culture at the cross roads of Germanic and is making fall barriers between countries and being Latin inf uences and their traces on the architectural a laboratory of European citizenship. Which topic heritage recognised by the UNESCO. could be more helpful than intelligent transport How to introduce the 7th French city that besides systems which help persons to optimize trips in both Geneva and New York, is one of the world only countries and to f nd solutions to improve security international capital city without holding a state and accessibility? capital status?
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