Common living lab definition and exchange of knowledge & experiences
TIME
Wednesday 21 September
15.45 – 17.15
ORGANISER
CERTH/HIT
JRC
Austriatech
LOCATION
Sala Fucine
DESCRIPTION
The debate is focused on the results of the work performed within the Working Group on Mobility of ENoLL towards a common Living lab definition and the exchange of knowledge and experiences. The aim of the Mobility Working Group is to understand the impact of new mobility solutions relying on the scientific outcomes from different active Living Labs on mobility.
The debate will equip the participants with a common understanding of mobility Living Labs by stimulating scientific debate on the use of living labs to address mobility challenges and co-create innovative mobility solutions contributing to the smart and green urban transformations. The approach of clustering and properties considered for it will be discussed.
Through an exchange of knowledge and experiences discussion about best practices and methodologies, projects and services, citizens science and co-creation methods the participants will learn from the existing LLs’ success stories. Focus will be put in “reflexibility” and expectations created/met.
Finally, getting in touch with how the Living Labs could participate in business acceleration programs the participants will benefit from new channels for future development.
AGENDA
- Welcome and introduction of the workshop (Josep Maria Salanova Grau, CERTH/HIT)
- The approach behind the common Living Lab definition (Mitteregger Mathias, AustriaTech)
- A Living Lab story: co-creation of an automated delivery service to meet sustainability goals (Maria Alonso Raposo & Biagio Ciuffo, JRC)
- Digital twins as a tool for citizens engagement in Living Labs (Maria Konstantinidou, CERTH/HIT)
- Living labs as facilitators of business acceleration processes (Josep Maria Salanova Grau, CERTH/HIT)
- Discussion and Q&A
- Concluding remarks (Josep Maria Salanova Grau, CERTH/HIT)
SPEAKERS
Josep Maria Salanova Grau
Researcher, CERTH/HIT
Josep Maria Salanova Grau
Researcher, CERTH/HITJosep Maria Salanova Grau is a researcher at CERTH/HIT and holds a Civil engineering diploma and PhD in transport modelling from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia in Barcelona and a MSc in civil and transportation engineering from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece. He is leading the “Data analysis and modelling” laboratory. His scientific interests concern research and developments in transport and mostly in algorithm and model development, mobility, intermodal transport and logistics as well as Data Science and Big Data at the transport domain.
Mathias Mitteregger
Policy Advisor, AustriaTech
Mathias Mitteregger
Policy Advisor, AustriaTechMathias Mitteregger holds a Ph.D. in architectural theory. He has published and taught on how innovations change perception, design and ultimately life in cities. He worked in various academic positions and recently joined AustriaTech as a policy advisor, where he works on various projects and as part of a growing community to make climate neutral cities a reality.
María Alonso Raposo
Future Mobility Solutions Living Lab, Joint Research Centre
María Alonso Raposo
Future Mobility Solutions Living Lab, Joint Research CentreMaría Alonso Raposo joined the Sustainable Transport Unit at the European Commission Joint Research Centre (JRC) Ispra, Italy, in 2016 as a technology and policy analyst on autonomous road transport. The main focus of her work is the analysis of the social and economic implications of a Cooperative, Connected and Automated Mobility, in support of EU policy-making in this area. At present, she is responsible for the scientific activities of the JRC Future Mobility Solutions Living Lab engaging citizens in the co-creation of future mobility.
Maria Konstantinidou
CERTH, Greece Transformer EU Project: Building superlabs
Maria Konstantinidou
CERTH, Greece Transformer EU Project: Building superlabsMaria Konstantinidou is an urban planner with MSc degrees in Transport management and in Environmental planning. In 2019 she graduated from the Hellenic Open University from an MBA program. She is a research associate of the Hellenic Institute of Transport (HIT) of the Centre for Research and Technology Hellas (CERTH) since 2018, participating in various national and European projects. Her research interests include Living Lab approach as well as users’ engagement strategies in mobility.
Biagio Ciuffo
Research Group Lead, Join Research Centre
Biagio Ciuffo
Research Group Lead, Join Research CentreBiagio Ciuffo works at the European Commission Joint Research Centre where he leads the research group on Smart Mobility and the Living Lab for Future Mobility Solutions currently being setup in the Ispra site of the JRC. Biagio Ciuffo has published more than 100 scientific papers in peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings in transportation engineering. For his research activities on traffic simulation he was awarded with the 2012 Greenshields Prize and with the 2020 and 2013 Prize of the SimSub Committee all from the Transportation Research Board of the US National Academy of Science.