Presentations and Photos from the 17th ECOMM in Gävle, Sweden
All photos were taken by Robert Stüssi.
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ECOMM Program |
1st Conference Day, Wednesday, May 29th 2013
Opening session
A1 Sharing
A2 Mobility management and road works
A3 Sustainable urban mobility plans - the projects
A4 Top rated cases
2nd Conference Day, Thursday, May 30th 2013
B1 it, gamification, fun
B2 Sharing - overview over new developments
B3 MM research methods 1: data and upscaling
B4 Mobility management and land use planning
B5 MM approach for freight and deliveries
C1 The bicycle and mobility management
C2 Sharing public space
C3 MM research methods 2: marketing
C5 IT and gamification
D1 Mobility management and the economy
D2 Health as a winner for mobility management
D3 MM research methods 3: analysis put to practice
D4 The cycling boom 1: everyday life
3rd Conference Day, Friday, May 31st 2013
E1 Save money with mobility management
E2 E-mobility in real terms
E3 How policy drivers change
E4 The cycling boom 2: The changing city
Closing session
1st Conference Day, Wednesday, May 29th 2013
Opening session ↑
Moderator: Christer Ljungberg
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Ronald Haverman:
EPOMM-Introduction – Opening ECOMM 2013 |
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Christof Marx:What Intelligent Energy Europe expects from Mobility Management |
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Mark Major:
How the European Commission supports ‘mobility management’ |
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Odette van de Riet:
The EPOMM manifesto: Managing Mobility for a BetterFuture |
A1 Sharing↑
Chair: Björn Sandelien
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Tom Murray Willis:
Using incentives to boost car pooling |
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Elena Mucha:
Environmental benefi ts of innovative and integrated urban mobility concepts |
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Gunnar Granberg:
Space time - an infrastructure for sustainable personal transportation |
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Bo Palm:
Why car-pooling is a success in the small community of Tolg, Sweden |
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Jesper Sundblad:
Public transport and car sharing instead of company car |
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Petra Völkl:European Mobility Week in Austria and Mobility Week Bonus Booklet - a success story |
A2 Mobility management and road works↑
Chair: Jesper Johansson
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Henk Pauwels:
On MM and road construction in the Netherlands and the transfer to Sweden |
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Katarina Appeltofft:Mobility Management in construction phase in Stockholm movies on! |
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Louise Melander:
Mobility Management during Road Construction in Sweden: The case of the Stockholm bypass E4 |
A3 Sustainable urban mobility plans - The projects↑
Chair: Thomas Vidal
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Julia Zientek:
ADVANCE – better planning, better cities |
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Michael Koucky:
The QUEST tool: improving urban mobility policies in 50 European cities |
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Karin Neergaard:
EcoMobility SHIFT: driving cities away from private motorised transport |
A4 Top rated cases↑
Chair: Johan Nielsen
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Emeli Adell:
E-shopping: what benefi ts can it really bring? |
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Johanna Taskinen:
Shopping by foot, biking to post offi ce – inhabitants acting for sustainable neighbourhood |
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Dea Seeberg:
Mobility accounts – a great tool for working strategically with Mobility Management |
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Lena Smidfelt Rosqvist:
MM promoting a paradigm shift towards sustainability |
2nd Conference Day, Thursday, May 30th 2013
B1 IT, gamification, fun↑
Chair: Tapani Touru
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Paula Väisänen:
Työpyöräile! – How social media can turn simple bike sharing to something bigger |
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Elke Van Os:
Viral campaign encourages voters to walk or cycle |
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Marianne Weinreich:
I cycle – therefore I am! How to use gamification and self-tracking in cycling promotion |
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Delphine Eeckhout:
Internal competition helps in attaining modal shift: results of successful mobility months at the Eandis company, Flanders |
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Rüdiger Bernhard:
VIELMOBIL – The importance of local knowledge for intermodal information services |
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Rick Lindeman:
Co-creation Campaign with travelers to change your last urban mile |
B2 Sharing – overview over new developments↑
Chair: Tom Rye
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Friso Metz:
Carsharing platform |
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Benoit Beroud:
Public bicycle scheme: worldwide models of governance |
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Ronald Haverman:
How bike sharing adapts to the local situation |
B3 MM research methods 1: Data and upscaling↑
Chair: Odette v.d. Riet
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Markus Robèrt:
Scaling up company travel plans to regional perspectives |
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Sandra Runsten:
Turning Mobility Management into Profit |
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Peter Andries:
Belgian federal surveys: Belgian Daily Mobility (Beldam), Commuting (Home-to-Work) |
B4 Mobility management and land use planning↑
Chair: Kristina Gauce
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Anette Enemark:
Motivations for combining MM and land use planning: Four cases of burning platforms MM approach for freight and deliveries |
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David Knight:
Taunton expansion |
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Caroline Mattson:
Mobility management and land use planning – from policy to practice in Swedish municipalities |
B5 MM approach for freight and deliveries↑
Chair: Dagmar Roeller
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Christopher Widegren:
Sustainable city distribution – case Gothenburg |
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Gary Armstrong:
Highlighting the potential of the bicycle for delivering goods in an urban environment |
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Christof Hertel and Merja Spott:
Pilot project: Cycle logistics at big events: The German protestant churchday, Hamburg 2013 |
C1 The bicycle and mobility management↑
Chair: Willem Buijs
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Per-Erik Hahn:
Winter Cyclist Linköping |
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Pascal Van den Noort:
Low Lijn Amsterdam |
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Sjors Van Duren:
Combining the building of cycling highways with mobility management |
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Jakob Hoej:
How to fi nd a safe and secure bicycle route – A journey planner for cyclists |
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Pär Wallin:
Commuting with an electric bike! Borrow an electric bicycle, park it in a safe garage, ride the train and get to work |
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Ismo Heikkinen:
Need of change in winter maintenance for pedestrian and bicycle ways Kuopio, Finland. |
C2 Sharing public space↑
Chair: Sarah Martens
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John Dales:
Shared space examples from the UK – including „Exhibition Road“ |
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Raymond Linssen:
The power of combining: more than mobility |
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Nektar Duma:
Sharing urban streets in Shkodra |
C3 MM research methods 2: Marketing↑
Chair: Colin Black
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Karen Vancluysen:
Do the right Mix |
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Aleksandra Romanowska:
Increasing bicycle use based on segmented marketing – example from Gdynia |
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Yvonne van Velthoven-Aarts:
Avoid the Peak in Brabant: From trial to new habits |
C5 IT and gamification↑
Chair: Bodo Schwieger
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Sander Buningh:
‘From5to4’ game reduces car trips in Eindhoven |
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Mechtild Stiewe:
New chances in mobility management by apps and social media – What potential can be achieved? |
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Henrik Willford:
Commute Greener – Smarter ways |
D1 Mobility Management and the Economy↑
Chair: Mari Jüssi
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Sabrina Ishfaq:
TOGETHER on the move – Easy access to sustainable transport for immigrants |
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David Knight:
The Travel Plan as Business Management Tool |
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Florence de Brant:
Companies, actors of Mobility Management |
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Sofie Norberg:
“Avesta TraFRIken” (“Avesta’s TraFREEc” directly translated. Meaning Avesta’s Free Public |
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Sophie Tyler:
Smarter Choices when shopping: Why walking, cycling and public transport are goodfor the local economy and for getting us out of the recession |
D2 Health as a winner for mobility management↑
Chair: Hana Bruhova-Foltynova
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Anna Åhlgren:
TryCycle |
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Erik Stigell:
Good health all-year-round - Seasonality in active commuting |
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Christian Schweizer:
The PEP Project |
D3 MM research methods 3: Analysis put to practise↑
Chair: Karl Hillman
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Karl Hillman:
Introduction |
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Lorenzo Bertuccio:
EcopAssi, shopping goes green |
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Katarina Evanth:
Putting research into practice – three years’ experience of MaxQ in six Swedish municipalities and one region |
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Giorgio Medeossi:
Multi-Criteria Analysis to support Mobility Management: Approach and Application |
D4 The cycling boom 1: Everyday life↑
Chair: Madelene Håkansson
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Anna Kero:
Innovative bike lanes in Örebro |
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Marianne Weinreich:
The Cycling School – making cycling part of a schools DNA |
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Vincent Meerschaert:
Excellence in Cycling: How to become a CHAMPion cycling city in Europe |
3rd Conference Day, Thursday, May 31th 2013
E1 Save money with mobility management↑
Chair: Karin Edenius
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Colin Black:
Compelling Evidence Recognising the Financial Value of Mobility Management |
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Sarah Martens:
Shifting the balance – the impact of mobility management on the economy |
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Anja Quester:
Test traveller projects in Sweden – how to get a high benefit |
E2 E-mobility in real terms↑
Chair: Willy Raimund, Robert Stüssi
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Robert Stüssi:
E-mobility in real terms |
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Marianne Molmen:
Why Norway has three percent electric cars, by far the highest share in the world |
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Bodo Schwieger:
Electric Mobility – Experiences and Opportunities |
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Anna Mayerthaler:
E-mobility model region Vienna and attached topics |
E3 How policy drivers change↑
Chair: Sophie Tyler
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Petter Kjellgren:
Internal climate compensation for all city authorities and companies |
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Anja Puggaard:From Bicycle Country to Mobility Management Country |
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Pernilla Hyllenius Mattisson:
LundaMaTs – A sustainable urban mobility plan with CO2 reductions as the main policy driver |
E4 The cycling boom 2: The changing city↑
Chair: Anette Enemark
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Andrea Weninger:
Cycling is changing the cities: emerging urban bicycle cultures |
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Remco Ruiter:
The proof of the campaigning is in the cycling. (or how the BIKE EXPERIENCE campaign leads to a substantial modal shift amongst Brussels’ commuters) |
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Matthias Fiedler:
Cyclists and pedestrians: partners or adversaries? |
Photos will be added in the next few days.
Closing session ↑
Moderator: Christer Ljungberg
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Bonnie Fenton:
Brief presentation of the Synaptic initiative leading to the Synaptic awards |
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Iain Macbeth:
Mobility Management around the Olympics in London 2012 |
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Robert Thaler:
ECOMM 2013 Gävle – Smart choices require easy access – Conclusions |
