Presentations and Photos from the 19th ECOMM in Utrecht, the Netherlands
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ECOMM Program |
1st Conference Day, Wednesday, May 20th 2015
Opening session
A:1 Understanding the user: applying needs and preferences
A:2 Effective mobility management in a changing society: the young, the old, the e-mobile
A:3 Moving the business sector: change of workplace change in mobility?
A:4 Integrating mobility management and land use planning: restrict parking and then what?
2nd Conference Day, Thursday, May 21st 2015
B:1 The role of cycling in mobility management strategies: bike to school, bike to shop, bike everywhere
B:2 Understanding the user: what can we learn from evaluation studies
B:3 Moving the business sector: connecting interests
B:4 Events and construction works as opportunities
Plenary Session
B:5 Designing public space and buildings for optimal mobility: from an eastern Europe perspective
C:1 Effective mobility management in a changing society: opportunity for car sharing
C:2 Understanding the user: comprehensive strategies for mobility management
C:3 Moving the business sector: employer offers & employees incentives
C:4 How can online media and ICT influence user choices?
C:5 Designing public space and buildings for optimal mobility: from a western Europe perspective
D:1 Integrating mobility management and land use planning: tools explained
D:2 Understanding the user: psychology in transport
D:3 Good examples for better mobility patterns
D:4 The role of cycling in mobility management strategies: different approaches
3rd Conference Day, Friday, May 22nd 2015
E:1 The role of cycling in mobility management strategies: stimulating cycling to work
E:2 Understanding the user: dialogue & segmentation
E:3 Effective mobility management in a changing society
E:4 Driverless cars: what are the implications for mobility management
Final session
1st Conference Day, Wednesday, May 20th 2015
Opening session ↑
Moderator: Erik Peekel
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Slides from Erik Peekel |
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Lot van Hooijdonk, Alderman City of Utrecht:
Welcome speech |
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Jan Bert Dijkstra, Director Beter Benutten programma:
Introduction Beter Benutten Programme |
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Robert Thaler, President EPOMM:
Opening Presentation EPOMM |
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Paul Mijksenaar, Information design professor:
Presentation not yet submitted |
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Marcel Rommerts and Nikolaus von Peter, European Commission:
Keynote Presentation: EU-sponsored innovation in mobility management - About a Cow and Manneken Pis |
A:1 Understanding the user: applying needs and preferences↑
Chair: Hillie Talens (NL)
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Ronald Crombag (NL):
Feasibility study e-bike sharing system “Connect-Now” |
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Meinte Wildschut (NL):
User orientation at the railway station |
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Hanna Wennberg (SE):
Needs and preferences of different cyclists, cargo bikes, pedelecs, bicycle commuters, and recreational/racing cyclists |
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Kevin Burke (UK):
Understanding the user “Cycle Hackney app- Your phone builds better routes” and other targeted cycling measures in Hackney |
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Antal Gertheis (HU):
From frequencies to timetables: user-friendly improvements without expenses for the tramway system in Oradea |
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Richard John (NL):
Shifting Gears: The Art of innovating within the new Transportation era |
A:2 Effective mobility management in a changing society: the young, the old, the e-mobile↑
Chair: Mari Svolsbru (NO)
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Marieke Reijalt (AT):
Emobility Works |
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Fiona McLean (UK):
Creating a Smartphone App to Assist Older People when Travelling by Public Transport the ASSISTANT Project |
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Rianne Boot (NL):
Sending messages to a time we cannot see - Smart Mobility for kids |
A:3 Moving the business sector: change of workplace change in mobility?↑
Chair: Willy Raimund (AT)
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Gert Jan Polhuijs (NL):
Moving to The Rotterdam building |
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Pernilla Hyllenius (SE):
4,000 new employees but no increase in car traffic - A success story on how to get the companies into the driver’s seat of MM measures |
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Isabelle Brunner (CH):
Modern Mobility Management at Zurich Insurance Switzerland / The ‘SkyKey’ case |
A:4 Integrating mobility management and land use planning: restrict parking and then what?↑
Chair: Roberto De Tommasi (CH)
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Lovisa Blomér (SE):
How to combine carrots with sticks for more sustainable cities |
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Martina Hertel (DE):
Parking standards’ and mobility management are the two sides of the same coin!?! |
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Caroline Mattsson (SE):
More than just parking MM in early stages |
2nd Conference Day, Thursday, May 21st 2015
B:1 The role of cycling in mobility management strategies: bike to school, bike to shop, bike everywhere↑
Chair: Marianne Weinrich (DK)
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Miriam Müller (DE):
Lessons learned from the evaluation of cycling campaigns |
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Janine Hogendoorn (NL):
Why bicyclers in the world need to gather... ...and the Dutch can help to show how? |
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Karl Reiter (AT):
Bike to shop - the huge potential of cycling in the field of private logistics trips |
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Steven Windey (UK):
How Antwerp is changing travel habits and moving more people onto their bicycles through Personalised Travel Planning advice. |
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Marianne Olovson (SE):
100 committed car users left their cars for electric bikes |
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Mario Bellinzona (IT):
P2P KIMM Peer-to-Peer Kindergarten kids? Mobility Management |
B:2 Understanding the user: what can we learn from evaluation studies↑
Chair: Fiona McLean (UK/Canada)
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Elaine Brick (IE):
Ex-Post Evaluation of Smarter Travel Towns in Ireland |
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Marcel Buffat (CH):
Understanding E-Bike Users? Behaviour, Motives, and Barriers to the Use An Empirical Study with high Potential for Mobility Management |
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Jorrit Nijhuis (NL):
The future of rewarding in rush hour avoidance measures: lessons learned from four large projects in the Netherlands |
B:3 Moving the business sector: connecting interests↑
Chair: Tytti Viinikainen (FI)
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Mohamed Jama Mohamed (AE):
Using mobility management techniques to support businesses and change Mohamed Jama Mohamed United Arabic travel behaviour |
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Martin Reis (AT):
Modal shift actions - a task for the economy too! |
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Annelies Develtere (BE):
Mobility Management: how to connect public and private interests? |
B:4 Events and construction works as opportunities (Challenge Session)↑
Chair: Pamela Mühlmann (DE)
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Pamela Mühlmann (DE):
Introduction |
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Rob Mouris (NL):
Change your travel routine during road works and earn money |
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Hans Voerknecht (NL):
Traveling to events and recreational areas: smooth, safe, sustainable and comfy |
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Ward Ronse (BE):
Mobility challenges for events on the Heysel site in Brussels: from Expo 58 to Euro 2020 |
B:5 Designing public space and buildings for optimal mobility: from an eastern Europe perspective↑
Chair: Karl-Heinz Posch (AT)
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Mojca Balant (SI):
Showcases from Slovenia: Ljubjana and Ljutomer |
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Andrzej Szarata (PL):
Showcases from Poland: Cracow |
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Octavia Stepan (RO):
Small steps towards big achievements - Cycling lane on one of Bucharest’s High Streets |
Plenary Session↑
Moderator: Erik Peekel
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Travel style test results |
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EPOMM award for Best international transfer of good practice |
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Stephanie Akkaoui Hughes, Founder & lead architect of AKKA Architects:
Keynote presentation: incomplete, impermanent and imperfect |
C:1 Effective mobility management in a changing society: opportunity for car sharing↑
Chair: Sarah Martens (BE)
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Hans Nijland (NL):
Impacts of car-sharing in the Netherlands on environment and mobility |
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Toon Meelen (NL):
The influence of spatial context, socio-demographic factors and local policy on the diffusion of car-sharing |
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Janiek de Kruijff (NL):
Car-sharing in European CIVITAS cities, lessons learned and evaluation |
C:2 Understanding the user: comprehensive strategies for mobility management (Challenge Session)↑
Chair: Friso Metz (NL)
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Johanna Balthesen (DE):
Upscaling Mobility Management - “Gscheid mobil” for everybody |
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Caroline Mattsson (SE):
Changing travel behaviour with cycling strategies - Green Citizens of Europe in Umeå |
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Mark Degenkamp (NL):
“Focus on the User in Utrecht: towards a coherent mobility management package for the future” |
C:3 Moving the business sector: employer offers & employees incentives↑
Chair: Robert Stüssi (PT/CH)
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Elaine Brick (IE):
Reducing Peak Hour Travel Demand through Business Engagement: A case study of successful application in Singapore |
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Mirjam de Boer (NL):
Lage Weide by Bike: Companies taking serious effort to stimulate bike promotion |
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Toon Zijlstra (BE):
Company car or mobility budget? |
C:4 How can online media and ICT influence user choices? (Challenge Session)↑
Chair: Erik Peekel (NL)
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Vincent Meerschaert (BE):
How to deal with the increase of e-commerce in a sustainable way |
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Marcel Meeuwissen (NL):
Creating a basis for ITS services for Mobility Management throughout Europe |
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Bart de Haan (NL):
Communication about transport and mobility - how do we engage the traveller? |
C:5 Designing public space and buildings for optimal mobility: from a western Europe perspective↑
Chair: Octavia Stepan (RO)
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Ronald Tamse (NL):
Utrecht Attractive and Accessible: a different approach for street design. |
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Mari Svolsbru (NO):
To stir up a hornet’s nest: the use of urban design in mobility projects in Oslo |
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Tomás de Castro Borregán (ES):
Superblocks: more space for slow modes in Barcelona (t.b.c.) |
D:1 Integrating mobility management and land use planning: tools explained↑
Chair: Aljaž Plevnik (SI)
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Guido Sluijsmans (NL):
FOUNTAIN Agent based behaviour model as policy support tool |
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Michael Boßhammer (DE):
Integration of mobility management into the development process of a new education, research and business area. |
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Karin Neergaard (SE) and Caroline Ljungberg (SE):
Plan climate friendly - less CO2 with guidelines on spatial planning |
D:2 Understanding the user: psychology in transport↑
Chair: Stratos Papadimitriou (GR)
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Antonio Consiglio (IT):
How to obtain efficacy in psycho-social change |
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Klaartje Arntzen (NL):
Triggers for cycling: learning from users after cycling incentives |
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Ioannis Politis (GR):
Traffic psychology and interpretation of the human behavior |
D:3 Good examples for better mobility patterns↑
Chair: Hans Cats (NO)
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Friso Metz (NL):
Going Dutch, A new momentum for car-sharing in the Netherlands |
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Teije Gorris (NL):
To use the potential of online media and ICT in influencing user choices - Support for decision-makers in cities |
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Hanna Wennberg (SE):
Citizens? Accessibility with sustainable transport modes as basis when defining the right mix of measures the Accessibility Index |
D:4 The role of cycling in mobility management strategies: different approaches (Challenge Session)↑
Chair: Jan Bloemheuvel (NL)
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Elaine Brick (IE):
Targeting Infrastructure Investment to Achieve Modal Shift: A Case Study of Dublin |
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Joerg Thiemann-Linden (DE):
Cycling for lower peak hour workload in urban public transport? |
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Ralph Herbertz (DE):
Sharing cargo bikes Different approaches to get it work |
3rd Conference Day, Friday, May 22nd 2015
E:1 The role of cycling in mobility management strategies: stimulating cycling to work↑
Chair: Rune Gjos (NO)
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Yves Goossens (BE):
Customised mobility scan and cycle calculator, 2 keys to a successful modal shift |
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Alexander Sjöberg (SE):
Bike-friendly workplace encouraging workplaces to make it easier for employees to bike to work. |
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Anna Thormann (DK):
Test an e-bike - how to get car commuters out of the car and on a bike. |
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Christan Gioria (FR):
Measuring the effects of a kilometric allowance for cycling commuters |
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Tomasso Giachetti (IT):
The promotion of cycling among students and employee at Università Roma Tre: good practices and critical aspects |
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Caroline Ljungberg (SE):
Commute by Bike - a co-operation between six municipalities |
E:2 Understanding the user: dialogue & segmentation↑
Chair: Sofie Walschap (BE)
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Nick Davies (UK):
Understanding Citizens’ Rail: how marketing and social outreach can encourage involvement by the public in their rail services and change attitudes towards rail. |
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Jesper Johansson (SE):
How to identify target groups and their emotional and rational motives for the choice of travel mode. Case study Municipality of Tyresö. |
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Gustav Friis (DK):
Dialogue and co-creation is the way to Smart mobility i Aarhus |
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Xavier Troussard (BE):
Presentation not yet submitted |
E:3 Effective mobility management in a changing society↑
Chair: Anette Enemark (DK)
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Martien Das (NL):
How to yield the profit increased numbers car-sharing can mean for smart cities |
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Marcus Enoch (UK):
A seven-step spiral to addressing urban transport problems |
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Hans Voerknecht (NL):
Hard evidence for the soft approach |
E:4 Driverless cars: what are the implications for mobility management (Challenge Session)↑
Chair: Erik Peekel (NL)
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Daniele Stam (IT):
Automated road transport systems (ARTS) in European cities |
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Frans Hamstra (NL):
Livability in rural area's |
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Onno Opperhuizen (NL):
Smart Mobility - Dutch approach on Self-driving & connected vehicles |
Final session ↑
Moderator: Erik Peekel
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Ronald van Oeveren (NL), director for Business Development & Innovation at Strukton Rail
Keynote speaker |
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Stratos Papadimitriou (GR) and Epaminondas Gaveras (GR)
ECOMM 2016 in Athens |
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Odette van de Riet (NL), Vice President EPOMM
Closing Presentation EPOMM including Declaration of Utrecht |
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Short workshop video |
