ClairCity
[Webinar] What works at engaging different communities in subjects such as clean air and climate change? What lessons can we draw from campaign groups from different organisations working towards the same goals? Join us for ClairCity’s last webinar on Thursday 16 July.
The recordings of the webinar on air quality modelling, with, a.o., Kris Vanherle explaining how to take into account human behaviour in air quality modelling, is available online - including a FAQ-section.
SMARTA
[Webinar] Are you interested in understanding what makes a rural mobility service successful?Join our Time to Act for Rural Mobility webinar series, organized in June and July 2020 by the SMARTA project. Join the third SMARTA webinar on 15 July.
TransAID
[Final event] TransAID welcomed you to its final event 1-2 July. The event shared and exchanged information regarding traffic management and connected, cooperative and automated driving. All videos and presentations are available online!
Mobiscore
[Follow-up Study] Six months after Mobiscore had been launched, TML conducted a thorough analysis of the results in cooperation with the Environment, Nature and Energy Department. Based on the results of this study, we will make proposals to improve the Mobiscore in such way that the tool is better aligned to its policy purposes.
ConACon
In a future in which autonomous and connected vehicles will be more prevalent, traffic safety remains an important topic. In the ConACon project, we study how to use the data from these vehicles to improve traffic safety. Our research has been nominated for the Flemish Safety Award 2020.
Monitoring instrument of Flemish transport nodes
Within this project, we study the feasibility of an instrument being able to produce an analysis in figures on the mobility of Flemish nodes (the seaports of Anwerp, Ghent, Zeebrugge and Ostend, and the airports Kortrijk-Wevelgem, Oostende-Brugge, Zaventem and Antwerp) for freight in particular.
ITACA
[New project] Technological change in Air Traffic Management (ATM) has historically developed at a slow pace. The ITACA project aims to shed light on the drivers and barriers for the adoption of new technologies in ATM.
