Presentations and Photos from the ECOMM 2018, Uppsala, Sweden

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1st Conference Day, Wednesday, 30th May 2018

Opening session
A1 - Voulez vous - partnership and cooperation
A2 - Another town, another train - the bridge between technology and behaviour
A3 - Mamma mia - from the cradle into MM
A4 - Super trouper - workplace travel plans
A5 - Money money money – don´t be afreight


2nd Conference Day, Thursday, 31st May 2018

Plenary Session
B1 - Ring ring - new mobility solution
B2 - One man, one woman - insights into travellers choice
B3 - Waterloo - survive and shape the attitude towards sustainable mobility
B4 - I do, I do, I do, I do... tools to create inclusive societies
B5 - The name of the game - ‘Bike guerilla’ - just do it!
C1 - I wonder... where to park the cars
C2 - The (MaaS) winner takes it all
C3 - Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (...a bike after midnight)
C4 - My love, my life - innovative solutions for happy regions
C5 - When all is said and done - the challenge of implementation
D1 - Dancing Queen - MM for happy people!
D2 - Honey honey - tools and techniques for behavioural change
D3 - Does your mother know - communication strategies for specific target groups
D4 - Thank you for the music - Sound bites
D5 - I’ve been waiting for you - the missing piece in MM


3rd Conference Day, Friday, 1st June 2018

Plenary session
E1 - On and on and on - in the name of sustainability
E2 - Move on - make cyclists move forward
E3 - Me and Bobby and Bobby’s brother - Next stop neighbourhood
E4 - Take a chance on me - joining forces for MM
E5 - I have a dream - from theory to reality



1st Conference Day, Wednesday, 30th May 2018

Opening session

Anna Fahlkrans

Keynote speech: SJ

A-1: Voulez vous - partnership and cooperation

Barbara Auer:

The Transport Study 3Land Basel - A cross border mobility concept towards an optimal coordination between settlement and transport development in an urban area.

Nina Frösén:

Pathways to Sustainable Mobility Services in Mid-Sized Cities.

Chris Van Maroey:

Antwerp’s Marketplace for Mobility: partnering with private mobility service providers.

A-2: Another town, another train - the bridge between technology and behaviour

Teresa Uggla Kerrou:

TrafiQ - Campaigns where new techniques give greater impact.

Markus Robèrt:

A mobile application for nudging citizens towards sustainable mobility behavior.

William Rendall, Robert Stüssi:

ESPRIT - a public car system.

A-3: Mamma mia - from the cradle into MM

Hannah Eberhardt, Anna Gering:

Mobility management for families: What helps parents to continue cycling after the birth of their child?

Petra Voelkl, Patricia Kandler:

Mobility management in educational institutions - in times of many challenges.

Cristina Pellegrini:

Home-school mobility: Reggio Emilia and the path towards safer and more sustainable and autonomous mobility behaviours among children.

A-4: Super trouper - workplace travel plans

Pernilla Hyllenius – Mattisson:

600 fewer cars per day and happier employees results from successful step-by-step work with a Mobility Plan at Linköping University Hospital.

Veronica Reynolds:

Nudging people towards greener travel - using behavioural insights and health arguments to get people out of their cars.

Thorsten Koska:

Mobility Management at Workplaces: a District-based Approach. Concept and Evaluation Results.

Joanna Majdecka:

Cycle to work - the first ever campaign for workplaces in the city of Kraków.

A-5: Money money money – don´t be afreight

Amanda Baumgartner, Elin Skogens:

Money money money – don´t be afreight

Elin Skogens:

Uppsala Construction Consolidation Center: How to reduce traffic to building areas

Amanda Baumgartner:

How to keep Stockholm attractive with an increased number of home deliveries?


2nd Conference Day, Thursday, 31st May 2018

Plenary Session

Ed Parsons

Keynote speech: ARN The Informed Traveller

B-1: Ring ring - new mobility solution

Hidde Westerweele:

Life Cycle Highway; a four-stage approach to develop Cycle Highways.

Maiju Lintusaari:

Mobility services benchmark.

Jeffrey Matthijs:

Shared mobility: the Rosetta stone for rural areas.

Β-2: One man, one woman - insights into travellers choice

Isao Yuki:

About grasping the mobility of public traffic in local cities and methods of sharing information for behavior change

Francois Sprumont:

Workplace relocation, travel behavior and commuting satisfaction.

Antal Gertheis:

SUMP in the historic city of Eger: an opportunity to survey & shape attitudes towards mobility.

B-3: Waterloo - survive and shape the attitude towards sustainable mobility

Sofie Walschap:

Understanding the traveler: behavioral change in times of terror.

Louise Vang Jensen:

Exploring the potentials for behavioural change in urban transportation.

Eva-Lena Eriksson:

How to involve employers in an innovation process to make commutes and business trips more sustainable in Värmland county, Sweden..

B-4: I do, I do, I do, I do... tools to create inclusive societies

John Bylund:

U-bike, the perfect travel option instead of the car.

Carl Henrik Deiting:

Happy inhabitants, planners and politicians: BIKE KITCHEN as communication platform.

Kevin Burke:

‘Everyone’s Space’ - smart management of the Kerbside to facilitate the transition to healthy, prosperous, liveable and loveable cities.

Antje Hammer:

Basel’s approach for an integral cycling promotion considering different user groups.

Bart Busschaert:

How circumstances can create a new travel pattern.

B-5: The name of the game - ‘Bike guerilla’ - just do it!

Ineke Spapé, Rob Temme, Hidde Westerweele:

Bike Guerilla: just DO it!

C-1: I wonder... where to park the cars

Sanna Ovaska:

Commuter Parking on Hypermarket Car Parks and Target Group Marketing.

Miriam Lindenau, Thomas Sjöström:

Refining parking management strategies to respond to urban growth and support sustainable mobility behaviour - Examples of new parking policies from Munich and Stockholm.

Rebecca Karbaumer:

Mobility Management Instead of Parking Spaces: New Alternatives for Parking Requirements.

C-2: The (MaaS) winner takes it all

Hidde Westerweele:

Creating a new dialog between the government, employers and employees with the CommuteScan.

Bjorn Wendle, Caroline Ljungberg Toulson:

EC2B - MaaS and behavioural change in new housing development.

Susanna Hauptmann:

MaaS: still searching for the user demand.

C-3: Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (...a bike after midnight)

Thomas Jouannot:

Financial incentive for purchasing a pedelec: what is the mobility impact?

Teresa Uggla Kerrou:

Cycling without age.

Fred Dotter:

PING if you care! Changing cycling policy at the push of a button.

C-4: My love , my life - innovative solutions for happy regions

Paul Fenton:

Electric cargo bikes and delivery rooms - sustainable logistics for multi-family housing.

Ward Ronse:

Make it visible! Improving the accessibility of a small city centre.

Freya De Muynck:

Tackling the mobility problem in the port of Antwerp.

Sebastian Peters:

Urban Mobile Pioneering: The City of Offenbach and its Electric Mobility Service.

Bart Busschaert:

Blue Hub: linking water transportation with other transport networks.

C-5: When all is said and done - the challenge of implementation

Bernard Gyergyay:

Automation-ready framework for urban transport and infrastructure planning.

Eva Sunnerstedt:

Experiences from establishing public & home charging infrastructure in Stockholm.

Maria-Angeliki Evliati:

Procurement of EV car sharing in Stockholm.

D-1: Dancing Queen - MM for happy people!

Olov Åslund:

Nudging travel behavior from initial enthusiasm to a difficult reality.

Michelle DeRobertis:

How the traffic-limited zone in Brescia’s historic city center improved quality of life for both residents and visitors.

Peter Jones:

Urban Mobility Evolution: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow.

D-2: Honey honey - tools and techniques for behavioural change

Marjut Ollitervo:

Rethinking safety.

Christine Zehetgruber:

Sharing and transferring proven solutions for completing the “last mile“ in rural tourist areas through tailor-made flexible transport solutions.

Caroline Ljungberg Toulson:

Future Mobility management behavioural change to norm change?

Minze Walvius:

Mobility as a Real Estate Service

D-3: Does your mother know - communication strategies for specific target groups

Sofie De Laender:

School Travel Plans in Brussels Region.

Melanie Leroy, Cristina Pellegrini:

La dolce vita for schools : how to change mobility of kids & parents?

Anna Karlsson:

Sustainable School Routes.

D-4: Thank you for the music - Sound bites

Katrien Backx:

Getting 50 000 fans of U2 and Coldplay to the stadium in time: mission impossible?

Martti Tulenheimo:

Using Social Media in Promoting Year-Round Cycling.

Thomas Jouannot:

The effects of a bicycle mileage allowance for french civil servants.

Iris Ehrnleitner:

Austria’s electric renewable way.

Caroline Mattsson:

Successes from Mobility management in land use planning.

Malin Hedlund:

Sustainable commuting for shopping - results from the project Sustainable Mobility in an expanding Värmland.

D-5: I’ve been waiting for you - the missing piece in MM

Miriam Lindenau:

How to develop ride sharing schemes with real impact?

Kerstin Geppert:

Qualitative data: the missing link to a people-centred mobility system.

3rd Conference Day, Friday, 1st June 2018

Plenary session

Ida Lemoine

Keynote speech: Beteendelabbet

Student Session

The human side of smart mobility

E-1: On and on and on - in the name of sustainability

Michiel De Meyere:

Behind the scenes: mobility management for an international top festival Tomorrowland.

Simon Knappe:

Dutch and German FreshBrains in Action: not 1-1 (like football) but 1+1...

Cristina Pellegrini:

Reggio Emilia goes sustainable.

Ineke Spapé:

Fresh Brains – Show newcomers the way.

E-2: Move on - make cyclists move forward

Andreas Larsson:

Prioritizing bicycles in traffic signals as a tool in Mobility Management.

Pierre Toulouse

Why it is safe for cyclists not to stop at every red trafic light.

Anna-Klara Ahlmer:

Big data: 800 cyclists in Gothenburg help collecting GPS data.

E-3: Me and Bobby and Bobby’s brother - Next stop neighbourhood

Karl-Heinz Posch:

Tactical Urbanism in the Neighbourhood.

Gregor Stratil Sauer:

Guideline for Mobility Points in Urban Development Areas.

Michael Koucky:

SUNRISE: creating institutional and physical space in neighbourhoods for co-created mobility solutions.

E-4: Take a chance on me - joining forces for MM

Freya De Muynck:

The company approach in creating sustainable cities.

Mariet de Haas:

Red Carpet.

Sally Londesborough:

Money makes the world go round - how to convince workplaces that mobility management is worth the effort?

E-5: I have a dream - from theory to reality

Caroline Mattsson:

MODBEAR - MObility management and Driver BEhAviour Research.

Marcia Urban:

Action Plan for the Future of Mobility in Europe Mobility4EU.

Lucia Ilieva, Agnes Kurzweil, Andreas Friedwagner, Lachezar Rossenov:

Improving the mobility management along danube by implementation of sustainable regional tourism and mobility plans (SRTMP).