The document provides a draft programme for the ITS Workshop in Bordeaux 2015, which is associated with the 22nd ITS World Congress on October 7, 2015. The workshop will feature several panel discussions on topics related to intelligent transportation systems and sustainable mobility. The programme includes panels on the impact of ITS on sustainable mobility and expectations for the future, how ITS can support sustainability from environmental and road safety perspectives, and new services and innovations in mobility. Speakers will represent government agencies and universities from France, China, the UK, and international organizations such as the UN.

1. ITS Workshop in Bordeaux 2015
Associated event to the 22nd ITS World Congress, 7 October 2015
Draft programme
In blue : not confirmed, in red : confirmed
Time Topic Goals
8:30-9:00 Registration
9:00-9:10 Opening remarks Speakers:
- France – Jean-François Janin
- UNECE – Francois Guichard
9:10-9:40 Key note speeches Speakers :
- French Secretary of State for Transport (Alain Vidalies)
- Executive Secretary of UNECE (Chritian Friis Bach)
9:40-12:00 High-level panel: Impact of ITS
on sustainable mobility –
expectations for the future
Moderator: Patrick Oliva
(Michelin)
Discuss the latest developments in ITS and how they can
support the shift towards sustainable mobility.
Speakers:
- ITS and the future of Transportation
Eva Molnar (UNECE)
- Emergence of ITS in the policy of mobility in Bordeaux
Vice-president of Urban Community of Bordeaux (Michel
Labardin)
- ITS shaping mobility and urban design
Al Tayer, Head of RTA (Dubaï)
- Recent Trends of ITS projects in China
Pr Xiaojing Wang (Chinese Ministry of transports, in
charge of ITS)
- Expectations related to ITS and the mobility
Pr Kiyoshi Kobayashi (Kyoto University)
- Financial policies for ITS to limit climate change in
emerging countries
Lise Breuil (AFD)
- Expectations related to ITS and mobility
Jean Todt (FIA, UN special envoy)
- Application smartphone e.g. Blablacar
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2. Laure Wagner (Responsible of communication)
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12:00-13:30 Free lunch
13:30-15:30 ITS for Sustainable Transport
Moderator: Walter Nissler
(Transport Division of UNECE)
Discuss how ITS can support and promote sustainability
both from the environmental point of view and from the
point of view of road safety, focusing on reducing CO2
emissions and enabling more ecological driving.
Speakers:
Deliveries in terms of:
- ITS to limit climate change (incl. eco-driving,
carsharing, etc.)
Denis Aubron (Chairman of ATEC France)
- Reduction of CO2 in the city
François Richard, ORANGE, Responsible of the program
Smart Cities
- Mobile phone applications (eco-driving, event recorders)
Mr. Felgner, Insurance sector (AXA Winterthur, Chief
Marketing and Distribution Officer)
- ITS for road safety
Ian Yarnold (Department for Transport, UK).
15:30-16:00 Coffee break
16:00-17:30 New Services in Mobility
Moderator: Jean-François Janin
Discuss the latest innovations and services in mobility and
how they can contribute to safety and environmental
sustainability.
Speakers:
New mobility aspects:
- Door to door
Matthieu Jacquier, director mobility door-to-door (SNCF),
responsible of the project iDPASS
- Secured exchanges of data along the logistic chains,
applications for safety and climate
Pr Guy Doumeingts (Univ. Bordeaux), André Perpey
(Geoloc systems)
Or DHL
- C-ITS
Magda Kopczynska (European Commission, DG MOVE)
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3. - Smartphone based services and road vehicles
Francois Guichard (UNECE)
17:30-18:00 Conclusions and wrap-up Speakers:
- UNECE
- France
- And / or high-level panel moderator
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