Future Trends in ITS Industry view

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1 Future Trends in ITS Industry view Vassilis Mizaras Managing Director Infotrip SA Company of SWARCO Group SWARCO MIZAR S.p.A. 01/10/2014 SWARCO First in Traffic Solutions. 0

2 The SWARCO Group Urban Traffic Control Interurban Traffic Control Parking/E-mobility Public Transport Infomobility Reflective Glass beads Road marking Materials Road marking Systems Road marking Services Traffic Signage Smart MIZAR mobility 01/10/2014 week, Thessaloniki, September

3 CORPORATE OVERVIEW Locations Country with SWARCO Company / Production site Due to a dense network of cooperation partners, SWARCO quality solutions can be found in over 60 countries worldwide. 2

4 Our Research Topics Cooperative Systems (C-ITS) Big Data Management Dynamic road-user Charging Smart City Platform E-Mobility Public Transport Diagnose Approach Cooperate Pro-Act Smart Materials for Smart Roads Energy Harvesting 3

5 Incentive for ITS 4

6 A radical shift is needed New requirements for mobility Create new Trends in traffic management Sustainable mobility Effective (and safe) Offer good quality of life Have a minimal ecological footprint Adapt to new mobility schemes Adapt to innovation BE connected BE «inclusive» Holistic approach Total management Migration from «infrastructure» to «service» Demand management Modal shift Mobility as a service Roaming between services Inclusive into Smart City approach 5

7 Technology boosters Billion things Internet of Things Internet of Things grows to 26 billion things by This does not include tablets, phones or computers The Internet of Things is the network of physical objects that contain embedded technology to communicate and sense or interact with their internal states or the external environment Gartner Source: Gartner

8 Technology boosters Vehicles get connected in accelerating pace 90,00% Share of new cars with connected car system 80,00% 70,00% 60,00% 50,00% 40,00% Connected car systems growth 30,00% 20,00% 10,00% 0,00% Lähde: EERA mukaillen ABI research

9 Smooth, comfortable and stress-free Multimodal Travel Predictable travel times to destination Seamless Multimodal Payment Ubiquitous Real-time, Multimodal and Predictive Transport Information Adaptive Traffic Control and Interactive Intersections Fast Incident Detection Service-oriented solutions Parking Management E-mobility and Public Transport Dynamic LED Street lighting Mileage/Congestion Based Road Charging Fully Adaptive to dynamic traffic conditions Highly Integrated Predictive and Accurate Modular Systems Open Interfaces Connected mobility (V2I) Already available with Proven Effectiveness Leverage on Legacy Benefits for city travellers Cost efficient mobility Individualized traffic and travel info Unified Dashboard for City Mobility Flexible and demand-responsive traffic management Active Participation by Users Shared Space Management Benefits for city administrators Low Environmental Impact Sustainable Solutions Data for Long Term Planning Mobility as a Business Cost Reduction 8

10 Integration is the keyword Integration of applications and systems into a single platform The connected City: Integration between the infrastructure and the vehicle C ITS Integration of data sources and collection mechanisms, «crowdsourcing» - Probe data, bluetooth and social network Integration of traffic management and information provision processes to new business schemes TM

11 Building on «OMNIA» Open technology Platform from SWARCO. OMNIA is reference platform for all innovative, new applications Linking end users AND roadside infrastructures to APPs services Through Future Internet cloud computing etc. Step-by-step approach Integration starts from legacy systems to save investments 10

12 Province Supervisor in Firenze (IT) 20 systems from different suppliers now in One Platform 11

13 Nicosia web portal (path engine) Limasol web portal (path engine) Omnia1 Nicosia DB Nico Mistic1 Nico Dynamic data whole network data Dynamic data Omnia2 Limasol Mistic2 Lima DB Lima Map data Cyprus MizGis 12

14 Driving Force 70% GRAPH showing expected decline of conventional roadside infrastructure as percentage of vehicles with on-board systems increases % of equipped vehicles 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% Year

15 The connected city..!! Remember there is a two way communication! Infrastructure communicates with Vehicles Cars and mobile phones can provides us valuable data Travel time information Congestions Feedback on traffic signal performance Wheather data And much more Trade data! 14

16 Reference Architecture for C- ITS Bi-directional communication between the field and the Traffic Control Center OEM Data from multiple sources UMTS/LTE 3rd Party Systems TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE PUBLIC UMTS/LTE Systems Data to multiple devices RSU ETSI ITS G5 CAR s OBU Data Collection, Processing & Distribution as a SERVICE or other R-ITS-S SWARCO MIZAR S.p.A. 01/10/

17 Traffic Light Assist Verona and Berlin s experience Intersections equipped Verona Total : 154 (55 - Utopia System + 99 isolated with retrofit devices) Berlin Total: ca.1000 (Different type of controllers and configurations) 16

18 Verona V2I demo Speed recommendation to pass the traffic light at green 17

19 Verona V2I demo Countdown until traffic light switches to green 18

20 Thessaloniki pilot The Energy Efficient Intersection Control service will be piloted along Tsimiski road The Road Hazard Warning service will be piloted along the Peripheral Ring Road of Thessaloniki. Routing and travel time information provision services will be provided along the main axes of the city. Trade data! Trade data! source: google maps source: google maps 19

21 The connected city..!! Remember there is a two way communication! Infrastructure communicates with Vehicles Cars and mobile phones can provides us valuable data Travel time information Congestions Feedback on traffic signal performance Wheather data And much more Trade data! 20

22 Towards C2X: SWARCO Bluetooth technology Travel time and O-D monitoring Green wave optimization Emergency vehicle prioritization Travel speeds, travel times and waiting times O-D Analysis Thessaloniki, Nicosia, Dresden, National Data Warehouse (NL) 21

23 Probe Vehicles Data complement Sensors Improved geographical coverage and reduced system startup time 22 22

24 The connected city..!! Remember there is a two way communication! Infrastructure communicates with Vehicles Cars and mobile phones can provides us valuable data Travel time information Congestions Feedback on traffic signal performance Wheather data And much more Trade data! 23

25 Traffic Management 2.0 Enable vehicle interaction with traffic management 24 24

26 TM Mission The future of Traffic Management is to build upon deployment of connected vehicles and travellers in order to: achieve convergence of mobility services and traffic management create synergies between actions of the individual travellers with the collective mobility objectives bridge the innovative developments in the vehicle and in the traffic management while giving value to the legacy and creating new business opportunities. Info@tm20.org 25

27 Intelligent Traffic Management Demo Next generation intelligent transportation management & dynamic traffic forecasting in the connected mobility space HERE lot on Belle Isle / zone 4 tents 26 26

28 Thank you for the attention!