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24/05/2022Upcoming Seminar: Toward Sustainable Mobility in Ireland
Following on from Smart Dublin’s thought leadership publication on Mobility as a Service (MaaS) for Ireland, ITS Ireland is pleased to announce a morning seminar to further discuss the topic and to take a deeper dive into how the digital transformation of the transport network can enable Ireland to rapidly transition towards truly sustainable mobility for all citizens. Smart Dublin will present their white paper and will be joined by mobility service providers to present on innovative projects that could help shape Ireland’s future Digital Transport Network. The agenda for the seminar is as follows: Rethinking Mobility in Ireland Alan…
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ITS Ireland Webinar - UNECE Global Forum for Road Traffic Safety
Speaker - Dr. Luciana Iorio Road Safety principles and guidelines , as universally shared and acknowledged in the Conventions on Road Traffic and Road Signs and Signals , stand as harmonizing essential legal references for traffic regulation worldwide. They are seen, now more than ever before, as key factors enabling safe and sustainable mobility, cohesiveness in transport governance, social welfare and fair sustainable economic growth. In this context, the agenda of the UNECE World Forum for Road Traffic Safety (Global Forum for Road Traffic Safety ), works on the strategic programmatic points as framed by the UNGA Resolutions ( last…
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ITS Ireland Webinar - Five Cities Demand Management Study
SYSTRA was commissioned by the Climate Change Unit of the Dept of Transport to develop the Five Cities Demand Management Study. The Study is a result of the urgent requirement to reduce transport-related greenhouse gas emissions and address rising concerns in relation to urban air quality. In addition, the Study reflects the need to manage the impacts of urban congestion and improve the quality of life for people living, visiting, working and studying in our cities. This Study provides a focused and evidence-based approach to identify appropriate Transport Demand Management (TDM) measures to manage transport demand in Ireland’s five largest…
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Online Advanced Traffic Signal Design
The course will highlight the design techniques available to squeeze extra capacity and efficiency from junctions using signalling methods and geometric configurations. The course uses a combination of lectures and practical workshops using manual and computer based techniques. In particular, some of the basic and advanced features in LinSig 3 will be used to teach advanced design techniques. The course content includes the following: Detection, Control Strategies & Mode Priority Designing for Capacity, Efficiency and Safety Designing for pedestrians, cyclists and Public Service Vehicles Signalled Roundabouts Application of Phase Delays Interstage Design Improving Junction Performance: Stages, Stage Order, Intergreens, Ripple…
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LinSig3 Junction Modelling Computer Workshop
The Linsig course is suitable for anyone who uses or will use LinSig for modelling traffic signal junctions and who requires a comprehensive base of knowledge to ensure their modelling is robust and accurate. Accurate LinSig modelling is fundamental to traffic signal design, transport assessments for development and detailed studies where traffic signal junctions are a major determinant of transport outcomes. The course content includes the following: Overview of main LinSig3 features including lane based modelling Short lane control and blocking, assignment of flows to lanes and routes Comprehensive modelling of traffic signal controllers, pedestrian links, flows, delays and crossing…
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Workshop on Data sharing for Automated Driving
Webinar: 10:30 – 12:00 Expert workshop: 14:00 – 16:00 Register here On February 25th, ARCADE organises an online workshop on the topic of data sharing in the CCAM area. ARCADE is a H2020 Coordination and Support Action. Data sharing is one of its topics. In the CAD knowledge base, ARCADE collected material for data sharing. For cost-effective evaluation of CCAM and for comparability of automated driving research studies, data sharing is essential. If not, costly parallel work on data collection remains common practice. For training of AI, large data sets are needed as well. Many hurdles for data sharing…
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03/02/2021
Roads Authority Interest Group Webinar (1st Session)
First Session open to all ITS Ireland members Further to the success of the last gathering of the Roads Authority Interest Group, ITS Ireland is delighted to host an online webinar on Wednesday 3rd February. This online meeting will be split into two parts, the first is an open session (10am to 11:30am) featuring presentations covering topics of interest to Local Authorities and Roads Authorities. The speaker panel for this session is as follows: How Galway City is harnessing its data to support stakeholders Susan Loughnane (Galway City Council), Ian Kerr (Idaso - Smart City Dashboards) Changes to Travel Behaviour…
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03/02/2021
Roads Authority Interest Group Webinar (2nd Session)
Second Session open to Road Authority Interest Group members only The second part of the meeting will be a closed session for Road Authority Interest Group members with a focus on sharing learnings from their respective ITS deployment experience and how ITS can provide invaluable tools for delivering on objectives of providing safe and efficient movement of people and goods. The virtual round table discussion will include the following topics: Current ITS developments and projects Living with Covid ITS measures ITS equipment experiences
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Upcoming events
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24/05/2022 - 24/05/2022
Upcoming Seminar: Toward Sustainable Mobility in Ireland
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ITS Ireland Webinar - UNECE Global Forum for Road Traffic Safety
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ITS Ireland Webinar - Five Cities Demand Management Study
Past Events
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Workshop on Data sharing for Automated Driving
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03/02/2021 - 03/02/2021
Roads Authority Interest Group Webinar (1st Session)
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03/02/2021 - 03/02/2021
Roads Authority Interest Group Webinar (2nd Session)