Thursday, May 23
Opening Session | |
9:00 |
prof. Dr. Ing. Miroslav Svítek, dr. h. c. (Symposium Chairman, Czech Technical University in Prague) |
Keynote Speakers (you can read info about keynote speakers) Chair: Miroslav Svítek |
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9:15 | Cities then and now: what the seven laws of civilisations can teach us Prof. Dr. Miroslav Bárta (Charles University) |
9:40 | Plan Smart, not Hard: How to Plan Cities We Need Univ. Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jan Polívka (TU Berlin) |
10:05 | Leveraging Artificial Intelligence for the Transformative Evolution of Smart Cities: Initiatives by the Indian Government Dr. Jayant Jagtap (NIMS University) |
10:30 | Converging Technologies: AI, Blockchain, and xR as Catalysts for Smart Cities David Velvéthy (PwC) |
11:00 | Coffee Break |
Session 1: System Approach to Smart Cities Transformation Chair: Ira Saul Rubenstein |
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11:30 | Integrating ESG into the Smart City concept with focus on transport Petr Dovolil (PwC) |
11:45 | Applying a multidimensional system approach to automated shuttle assessment Elmer van der Wel (TU Berlin) |
12:00 | Examining Factors Influencing the Acceleration Behavior of Autonomous Vehicles through Explainable AI Analysis Shoaib Samandar (North Carolina State University) |
12:15 | Autonomous Trams and Urban Infrastructure: A Methodological Approach to Testing and Integration Miroslav Vaniš (CTU in Prague) |
12:30 | Cybersecurity Challenges and Solutions in Industry 4.0, Telematics and Smart Cities Martin Zajíček (CTU in Prague) |
12:45 | Lunch Break |
Session 2: Information and Data Processing Chair: Jayant Jagtap |
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13:45 | Comparative Analysis of Different Machine Learning Techniques for Travel Mode Prediction Nilesh Bhosle (NIMS University) |
14:00 | From Data to Routes: A Comprehensive Approach to Public Transport Line Routing Juraj Lazúr (Brno University of Technology) |
14:15 | Review of data governance approaches in the field of transportation domain Pavel Hrubeš (CTU in Prague) |
14:30 | Urban Parking Data Quality Evaluation from Single-Day Surveys Roman Dostál (CTU in Prague) |
14:45 | Optimization of the Quality of Public Transport Operation Evaluation Method Markéta Jirmanová (CTU in Prague) |
15:00 | Coffee Break |
Session 3: Livable Cities Chair: Petr Bouchner |
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15:30 | Reconsidering road traffic safety countermeasure in the super-aged society Ryosuke Ando (Toyota Transportation Research Institute) |
15:45 | Designing the Smart City Jannik Wendorff (RWTH Aachen) |
16:00 | Applications of Mobility as a service (MaaS) in a city Leon Rothkrantz (TU Delft) |
16:15 | Estimation of the potential of carsharing in the Czech Republic, with case study of the Skalka housing estate in Ústí and Labem Daniel Drnec (CTU in Prague) |
16:30 | Day 1 Conclusion |
19:00 | Symposium Social Event (by invitation only) |
Friday, May 24
Session 4: Livable Cities Chair: Porie Saikia-Eapen |
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9:00 | Livable Cities - A Timeless Concept Porie Saikia-Eapen FAIA, FCIOB, RIBA, Chartered CM |
9:15 | Socio-economic evaluation of passenger air transport options Eliška Glaserová (CTU in Prague) |
9:30 | Electrical power required for residential charging of electric cars – a case study from Skalka housing estate in Ústí nad Labem Daniel Drnec (CTU in Prague) |
9:45 | On parking spaces of electric cars and rectangle packing, due to transport safety aspects György Ágoston (University of Dunaújváros) |
10:00 | Designing an evaluation methodology for the Living Labs of the ELABORATOR project Jiří Brož (CTU in Prague) |
10:15 | The Contribution of International Students to Smart Cities through Open Innovation Wenwen Wang (Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg) |
10:30 | Coffee Break |
Session 5: Information and Data Processing Chair: Jakub Vorel |
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11:00 | Function Verification of Intelligent System for Analysis and Prediction of Public Transport Milan Sliacky (CTU in Prague) |
11:15 | Accuracy comparison of logistic regression, random forest, and neural networks applied to real MaaS data Tetiana Reznychenko (CTU in Prague) |
11:30 | Identification of collision situations for higher efficiency of traffic control system Eva Hajčiarová (CTU in Prague) |
11:45 | Modal choice according to meteorological conditions Viktor Beneš (CTU in Prague) |
12:00 | Lunch Break |
Session 6: Smart Cities Modeling Chair: Tomáš Horák |
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13:00 | Multi-Criteria Traffic Control with Scalable Optimisation Goals – a SUMO Study Maik Halbach (German Aerospace Center - DLR) |
13:15 | Enhancing Urban Traffic Management in Taipei: A Reinforcement Learning Approach Moritz Sontheimer (National Taiwan University of Science and Technology) |
13:30 | Bus Lane End Options Ahead of the Intersection: Case Study Using Microsimulation Markéta Jirmanová (CTU in Prague) |
13:45 | Snow ploughing with road priorities and time constraints Alena Rybičková (CTU in Prague) |
14:00 | Symposium Conclusion & Snacks |
15:00 | Duo Professores Concert on the 15th Floor |