Introducing the CIHT Partner-Supported Technical Paper How AI and data analytics can solve current transport problems
Representatives from our Partner organisations and CIHT Technical Champions have formed three task and finish groups for 2023. Each group will develop and deliver a technical paper that will positively influence the sector and support the changes the sector needs to take to progress and develop.
The group presenting at this event is focussed on:
The first half of this event will be a webinar with presentations from our task and finish group Chair as well as industry experts.
The second half of this event will be a workshop where you can give your feedback to the issues you think are most pertinent to this area.
Whilst technology can greatly enhance how society perceives and uses our transportation network there are also damaging consequences to over relying on technology to solve all our problems. Over ambitious conversations from the technology sector, paired with a lack of long-term strategy, leads to producing technology for technology’s sake which doesn’t solve the current problems we are facing.
This technical paper will identify the immediate problems that the transportation sector is facing and identify how AI and data analytics can solve them. We hope to answer three key questions:
We are particularly keen to invite our members who work for Local Authorities to give their feedback during the workshop element of this event.
We will be looking for your opinions on:
This event is open to all employees from our Partner organisations and CIHT members.
Presenting on the purpose and direction of the Task and Finish group
Jon is one of the UK’s leading sustainable transport planners, and the 2015 ‘smarter travel professional of the year’. He has 30 years’ experience in the development, implementation and evaluation of transport strategies, policies and programmes, spanning the public and private sector. He has particular expertise in planning for sustainable development, public transport, travel behaviour change, and consensus-led transport strategy development.
He is an elected Council Member and Fellow of CIHT, and Visiting Research Fellow at UWE, in addition to his day-job overseeing two of the UK’s leading transport planning practices (ITP and Royal HaskoningDHV). His team have won many awards for their work including the CIHT Sustainable Transport Award in 2013, 2014 and 2017.
Presenting on using AI to provide data insights that encourage sustainable, green and safe transport
Shane has extensive experience in both operational management and sales management roles, across large multinational mobility providers and start-up tech-based organisations.
He is passionate about sustainable, green travel and working towards making our communities safer, cleaner and generally better places to live.
Shane's role at VivaCity allows him to work alongside Local Authorities to ensure they can use our cutting edge AI technology to have the best, most accurate data possible to make impactful decisions on the way we live.
Presenting on optimizing traffic by implementing mobility policy via connected traffic management tools
You can do two things when something is annoying: either accept it or try to do something about it. Bob chooses the latter. Time is precious and standing still in traffic is not what he likes to do.
His professional career so far is about improving mobility together, fighting traffic and coming up with new smart solutions to increase the efficient usage of our modes of transportation and road network.
With +20 years of experience and currently as Director Business Development Smart Mobility Software at Royal HaskoningDHV he helps all sorts of mobility stakeholders to ease their lives during their daily commute, professional business or traffic management with intelligent transportation solutions.
For CIHT Members, if you have any questions regarding this event, please contact the CIHT Technical Team on +44 (0)20 7336 1555 or technical@ciht.org.uk
For CIHT Partner employees, if you have any questions regarding the content or registration for this event, please contact partners@ciht.org.uk
If you have any difficulties with joining the event virtually on the day, please contact the CIHT Conferences & Events Team on +44 (0)20 7336 1555 or conferences@ciht.org.uk
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