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• User behaviour and acceptance
• Multi-modal transportation planning and
modelling
• Infrastructure pricing and financing
• Incident management in public transport
• Network planning and maintenance

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• Traffic surveillance and forecasting
• Traffic guidance and congestion management
• Safe information for Assistance Systems
• Evaluation of telematic applications

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• Impacts on the natural environment
• Vehicle engines and emissions
• Impacts of fragmentation in networks
• Integrated transportation, urban and regional planning

The Scientific Committee (SC) is pleased to invite researchers and practitioners from all over the world to submit abstracts of papers for oral or poster presentations at the 2010 Symposium. Each submitted abstract of papers will be reviewed by members of the SC to determine whether it will be accepted for presentation in one of the parallel sessions or for the poster session.

Please find out all necessary information for abstract submission here:
Call-for-Papers (PDF, 155 KB).

Submission of abstracts:

Acceptance of abstracts by the SC:

Submission of final abstract:

Submission of final papers for proceedings:

February 28, 2010

April 15, 2010

June 30, 2010

August 31, 2010

All invited and accepted papers/posters will be published in the proceedings (booklet with a CD), which will be handed out at the registration desk at the symposium.

The detailled program will be announced soon.

Keynote Lecturers will be invited to provide introductions to the different presentations. Discussion will be one of the most important targets of the symposium. Parallel sessions are planned corresponding to the three plenary sessions.

An interesting and diverse collection of key note topics is already lined up for the Symposium in line with the main theme "The Future of Mobility: Necessity, Affordability, and Implementation." These include:

Opening Lecture (Sept. 30)
• Transition to sustainable mobility in metropolitan regions. Which theories and practices could help?

1st Plenary Session (Sept. 30): Sustainable Mobility in Metropolitan Regions
• Prominent transportation planning and policies in Portland, Oregon, USA
• Inner-city urban transportation planning in Seoul, Republic of Korea
• Smarter Cities: Improving Mobility through Anticipation

2nd Plenary Session (Oct. 1): Future of High-speed Ground Transport
• Prospects and Limitations of High-speed Systems: Aspects of an Interdisciplinary Approach
• Development of High-speed Ground Transport in the United States
• The Future of High-speed Ground Transport in P.R. China

3rd Plenary Session (Oct. 1): Route Choice and Traffic Assignment
• Introduction and Overview on Route Choice and Traffic Assignment
• Necessity and Effects of good Static Deterministic User Equilibrium Assignments
• Benefit and Requirements of Dynamic Traffic Assignment

The official language of the symposium and tutorials in both oral and written presentation is English. There will be no simultaneous translation provided.

Registration Form submitted before or on 31 July, 2010:

Participants: EUR 300,- Authors: EUR 150,- Student participants*: EUR 50,-

Registration Form submitted after 31 July, 2010:

Participants: EUR 350,- Authors: EUR 180,- Student participants*: EUR 50,-

The above-listed fees cover participation in all sessions, coffee breaks, daily lunch, tickets for public transport, proceedings, and the symposium banquet. However, the fees do not cover participation in the tutorials.

* = We kindly ask to submit a copy of your Student ID card together with the Registration Form.

In the context of the symposium, three tutorials on the following selected topics will be provided:

• Evaluation of urban transportation investments
• Positioning and map matching for traffic application
• Innovative approaches to railway capacity analysis

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The tutorials will be held simultaneously on Sept. 29, 2010, and each will start at 10:30 a.m.

Fees for the tutorials: Participants/Authors/Student participants EUR 150,-

The registration for the tutorials is independent of the symposium registration. Please register by using the Registration Form below.

We ask you to submit the Registration Form to ensure your participation in the 5th International Symposium "Networks for Mobility 2010" in Stuttgart, Sept. 30-Oct. 01, 2010. You either can use the Registration Form as PDF-file or as MS Word DOC-file:

Please find the Registration Form as PDF-file here (PDF, 90 KB).

 

Please find the Registration Form as MS Word DOC-file here (DOC, 118 KB).