Come visit us at Transportforum 2024
Stand 31-32
in Linköping on 17th and 18th of January
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Ramboll at Transportforum 2024
Ramboll will have a broad presence at the Transportforum held on 17th-18th of January. Come and listen to our experts' interesting presentations on the hottest topics of the moment.
Program
Wednesday 17.1.2024
12:10-12:30 Färre konflikter? Ny metod för kartläggning av trafikleders barriäreffekter / Job van Eldjik, presentation, 4:1
15:34-15:38 Universal design - surveying stations and providing travelers with information about accessibility / Hans Cats, poster session, ÄK1-5
16:34-16:50 Analys av trafikfarliga platser via fordonsdata / Erik Hedman, presentation, 5:3
Thursday 18.1.2024
10:05-10:20 Cykelgator i Göteborg att vara eller inte vara / Hampus Ekblad, presentation, 11:3
10:18-10:36 Analys av förarbeteende ned fordonsdata - ett axplock av för- och efterstudier / Oliver Miilus Larsen, presentation, 2:3
10:42-10:48 Cyklister i korsningar - från tvärstopp till fritt fram / Ida Tisell och Felicia Montan, poster session, ÄK6-11
10:48-10:54 Cycling modelling, on a shoestring / Teemu Sihvola, poster session, ÄK6-11
10:54-11:12 Validering av GPS-data - En studie av svängandelar och fordonsflöden under maxtimme / Pontus Olausson, presentation, 2:3
11:12-11:30 Probe-data för kontinuerlig skattning av OD-matriser och länkflöden (CODE PROBE) / Anders Sjöholm (supporting), presentation, 2:3
14:50-15:05 Gaps and needs of data on walking and cykling / Erik Hedman, presentation, 11:5
14:53-15:11 Utvärdering av känslighet och osäkerhet is storskaliga transportmodeller och dess påverkan på nyttokostnadsanalyser/ Susanna Sjöstrand (supporting), presentation 2:5
15:10-15:30 The Danish Handbook in Planning og Establishing Charging Infrastructure / Maja Sig Vestergaard, presentation, 6:1
Ramboll's stand 31-32
Come visit our stand and meet our experts!
Program at the stand:
17.1.2024
13:10 Vehicle data/Smart Mobility Analytics, Erik Hedman, Swedish
15:15 E-mobility, Maja Sig Vestergaard/Staffan Strandberg, English
18.1.2024
12:10 Barrier effects, Job van Eldjik, Swedish
14:10 Brutus, Teemu Sihvola, English
Smart Mobility
Moving more people, longer distances, to where they work, shop, and live stresses our transportation systems, leads to congestion, poor air quality and contributes to global warming. There is a need to rethink how we design our cities and how we can shift to low-carbon modes of transportation like trains, buses and bicycles. Today’s mobility challenges need to be solved by a holistic approach integrating urban planning, all modes of transport and utilizes digitalization. Shifting the focus from the vehicles to the people