| | | | Modelling World 2014 Conference Programme | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Registration opens in the main England Suite exhibition area
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| | | | | | | Plenary: Evolving analytical approaches to regional and national infrastructure projects
Chair: Tom Van Vuren, Mott MacDonald
- Dominic Walley, Director, Connected Economics
- Henry Overman, Professor of Economic Geography, London School of Economics (LSE)
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| | | | | | | Morning tea and coffee served in the England Suite exhibition area | | | | |
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| | | | | | | Modelling for walking and cycling
Chair: Tom Van Vuren, Mott MacDonald
- Yaron Hollander, Policy Appraisal & Sub-Regional Modelling Manager, Transport for London
Moving cycling into mainstream transport assessment
- Rachel Aldred, Senior Lecturer in Transport, Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment, University of Westminster
Why has modelling often marginalised cycling? Views from the Modelling on the Move series
- James Woodcock, Senior Research Associate, Public Health Modelling, UKCRC Centre for Diet and Activity Research (CEDAR), University of Cambridge
Modelling cycling: health, culture and complexity
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| | | | Current and future challenges and opportunities
Chair: Oliver Charlesworth, Citilabs
- Peter Jones, Professor of Transport and Sustainable Development,University College London
Beyond the limitations of current transport modelling approaches
- John Miles, Arup/Royal Academy of Engineering Professor of Transitional Energy Strategies, University of Cambridge
Intelligent mobility: modelling the future
- Dr Alex Erath, Future Cities Laboratory (FCL), Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich, Singapore ETH Centre
Visualising and analysing agent-based model data for decision support
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| | | | Big data and urban analytics for future mobility
Chair: Miller Crockart, PTV Group
- Rick Robinson, Executive Architect, IBM Smarter City solutions
Big data, open data and telepathy: technologies for smart, human-scale cities
- Paulo Humanes, Director, Business Development at PTV Group, & Devrim Kara, PTV Group
Modelling sustainable, liveable and safe cities
- Josep Maria Aymamí, Senior Project Manager, TSS-Transport Simulation Systems
It's about (real) time: simulation-based decision support systems
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| | | | Modelling Intelligent Transport Systems
Chaired by Graham Fletcher, Transport Systems Catapult
- Prof John Beckford
Modelling Intelligent transport systems - A highly complex system
- Richard Bradley, Technical Director, Mouchel
Achieving agility in transport modelling
- Mark Ruddy, COO Transport Systems Catapult
The Transport Systems Catapult last year and next
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| | | | | | | Modelling to support local and regional transport infrastructure delivery for growth
Chair: Dominic Walley, Director, Connected Economics
- Chris White, Transport Modelling, Mott MacDonald
How can a very high value for money transport scheme have a negative Benefit Cost Ratio (BCR)?
- Ian Palmer, Head of Modelling & Analysis, Transport for Greater Manchester
Transport investment decisions for growth: lessons from Greater Manchester
- Pedro Abrantes, Senior Economist, pteg
Urban transport for growth and jobs
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| | | | Modelling & dynamics
Chair: Paul O'Neill, Managing Director, Intelligent Data
- Simon Shepherd, Professor of Transport Modelling & Policy Design, Institute for Transport Studies, University of Leeds
System dynamics: applications in transportation
- Helen Bowkett, Head of Transport Evidence, Welsh Government
Agent Based Modelling: what it can bring to our models
- John Swanson, Associate, Steer Davies Gleave
Urban dynamic model: demonstrating how transport investment will help regenerate your city region
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| | | | Into the unknown: inspiration and discussion
Chair: Tom Van Vuren, Mott MacDonald
Presenters include:
- Dr Scott Le Vine, Research Associate and transportation planner, Faculty of Engineering, Imperial College London
Prospective travel-demand impacts of high levels of road vehicle automation
- Ed Manley, Research Associate, Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, UCL
Flows, behaviour and networks: movement and change
- Paul Copping, TRL
The challenges of low latency traffic modelling (IoT) to support autonomous surface transport
- Pete Sykes, Director, PS-TTRM
Representing Transport Systems Catapult: Model analysis without model run-time
- Roger Himlin, Principal Transport Planning and Economics Advisor, Highways Agency
Putting pedal to metal: The HA's traffic modelling strategy
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| | | | | | | Afternoon tea and coffee served in the England Suite exhibition area | | | | |
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| | | | | | | Afternoon plenary: a challenging debate
Improving communication: how modellers, planners and decision-makers interact
Chair: Andrew Forster, Editor, Local Transport Today
- Ian Drummond, former Assistant Director of Transportation at Leicestershire County Council
- Tom Worsley, former DfT Chief Economist and Visiting Fellow in Transport Policy, Institute for Transport Studies, University of Leeds
- Pierre Schmitz, Polis (formerly Brussels Mobility)
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| | | | | | | Drinks reception on the Kia Oval roof terrace | | | | |
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