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    CityLog-CityMoveStake-

    holdersWorkshoppage1-2

    Stakeholdersneedsand

    UseCases page3

    Lyon-ITSCity2011page4-6

    CityLogsolutionson

    deliveries page6

    ExternalNewsandEvents page7-8

    DearReaders,

    earegoingtoclosethefirstyearofactivityinCityLog,afteralmosttwelveintensemonthsoffruitfulcooperation.AsaConsortium,wearefullysatisfiedoftheresultsweachieved,andwewouldliketohighlightespeciallythesuccessoftheCityLog-CityMovejointworkshopheldlastJuneinBrusselstocollectinputsforourprojects:inthisissue

    ofthenewsletteryouwillfindasynthesisofwhatwasdiscussedbythe80participants.

    Ifyouareinterestedinknowingabouttodayssituationofcitylogisticsorwhatisstillneededinmoredetail,allthedeliverablesfromthefirststageoftheprojectarenowavailable.Specifically,thedeliverableD1.1onTrendsofurban

    logisticsinEurope27proposesananalysisoftheexistingliteratureandinputsmainlycomingfromlogisticoperators

    andcities.Awebquestionnairecirculatedamongfreightoperators,publicauthorities,vehiclemanufacturersandtheir

    associationsallowedthecollectionofawiderangeofissuesthathavebeengroupedandpresentedinthedocument

    D1.2onStakeholdersneeds.Finally,D1.3reportsonthemethodologythatwasappliedtodefinetheUseCaseswhich

    willbeinvestigatedindepthduringthenextmonths.

    Asyoucansee,muchhasbeendonebytheCityLogpartners.Nevertheless,thiswasjustthefirststepandwehavenow

    enteredthehotphaseoftheproject:wearenowworkingtodesignalltheCityLogsolutionsthatwillbedevelopedand

    testedinBerlin,LyonandPiedmont.Ourengineersarebrainstormingtointegrateinfotelematicservicesandtoimprove

    thetraditionalfreightdistributionvehicles,whileexpertteamsareplanningthefuturefieldtrialsandtheevaluationtasks.

    OnthesideoftheCityMoveprojectweareveryproudtobeinvitedto theConferenceonUrbanFreightTransportand

    CityLog-CityMoveStakeholdersWorkshopDiscussingtheneedstowardsurban

    freightdeliveryvehiclesandurbanlogisticsconcepts.

    heCityLog-CityMoveUserForum

    onvehiclesforurbanfreight

    deliveryandITSbasedcitylogistic

    systemstookplaceon16June2010.

    Theeventwasanopportunityforthe

    twoprojectstoconnectwithurban

    freightdeliveryandlearnabouttheir

    experiences,needs,andvisions.The

    workshopgathered75stakeholders

    rangingfromfreightoperators,cities,organisations,researchinstitutes,

    vehiclemanufacturesandothers.The

    morningsessionwasopenedbythe

    InthisIssue:

    Continuedonnextpage

    LogisticsInnovativeandsustainablesolutionsforEurope,November16th-17th,topresentthefirstlessonslearnedinthesefirstmonthsofactivity.Againthemainresults

    thatwillbepresentedaretheoutcomesoftheCityLog-CityMovejointworkshop.This

    yearistheturnofCityMovetoparticipateintheEUCARConferenceonNovember9th.

    Aslastyear,thepresentationwillcoverbothprojects,showingthefirstresults.

    The CityMovemain results are described in two deliverables: D2.1User needs and

    requirementsandD2.2Vehicle,trafficandgoodsmovementsmodels.Activitiesare

    nowfocusedinthedefinitionof thespecificationandarchitectureof theCityMove

    vehiclesandtheirfunctionalities,basedontheresultsoftheuserneedsanalysis.

    We believe all these efforts should be well communicated: for this reason we

    are strongly committed to attending the most relevant international events on

    infomobilityandlogisticsin order todisseminateourresults. Inthis newsletterwe

    alsopresentouragenda:wehopetomeetyousoon.

    Enjoyyourreading!

    SaverioZuccotti(CityLog)andGianfrancoBurzio(CityMove)

    CityMove

    &CityLog

    TheNewsletterOfClean,SafeAndSustainableCityLogistics

    Newconceptsforsustainablecitylogistics

    Issue2

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    ECprojectofficerofbothCityLogand

    CityMoveprojects,PatrycjaKulesza,

    whowelcomedtheparticipantsand

    gaveanoverviewofDGResearchpriorities.Separatepresentations

    followedbythecoordinatorsof

    CityLog,SaverioZuccotti,andthe

    coordinatorofCityMove,Gianfranco

    Burzio,ontheworkplanandexpected

    resultsofbothprojects.

    Theworkshopstructurewasbasedon

    presentationsofthetwoprojectsand

    ontwosessions:

    theParallel Breakout Session

    wasaparallelbrainstorming

    sessiononlogisticandvehicle

    solutions;

    thePlenary Sessioninvolvedall

    participatingstakeholderswiththeaimofdepictingtheirwishes

    foranefficientcitylogisticschain.

    Parallel breakout session

    Objectives:

    tocollectusersneedsrelated

    totheurbandeliveryvehicle

    respectivelyurbanlogistics;

    toidentifyconflictsand

    commonalitiesbetweenusers

    needscomingfromdifferentstakeholdergroups;

    todiscusspossiblesolutions/

    compromisesforthe

    identifiedconflicts.

    Continuedfrompageone

    CityMove

    &CityLog

    Issue2

    November2010

    TheParticipantsofbothgroups

    wroteanswersonpost-itswhichwere

    collectedandclustered.Fourdifferent

    coloursofpost-itswereusedaccording

    tothefollowingfourstakeholder

    groups: localauthorities(yellow)

    freightoperators(blue)

    vehiclemanufacturers(green)

    others(pink)

    Telematic solutions session

    Issues/needsraisedbythe

    participantsduringthediscussionon:

    Routing/congestion

    Synchronise

    roadworks

    Needfor

    Cooperative

    telematicplatform

    (PublicPrivate

    Partnershipto

    makecooperative

    logistics)

    ChangingShopping

    behaviour

    Connectivity/standardinterfaces/

    modularity/

    Interoperability

    Logisticsconcepts/supplychain

    Safety/loadingandunloading

    (ITSsystems)

    Vehicle solutions session

    Issues/needsraisedbythe

    participantsduringthediscussionon:

    improvedsafetyforallroadusers

    Reductionofemissions Reductionofnoisefromdriving

    andun/loadingactivities

    Flexibilityofvehiclesfor

    combiningdeliveriestoreducekm

    Vehiclesshouldallowforfastun/

    loading

    Vehiclesizeandweightsneedto

    considerrestrictionsin(historic)

    citycentres

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    Stakeholders Needs Need fulfilled/extrarequirements necessary

    Use CaseStakeholders

    Group

    Administrators

    FreightCarriers

    Residents

    Truck/vehicle

    Manufacturers

    Shippers

    Inordertoimproveurbandevelopment,modalintegrationandqualityoflife,administratorswanttofocusonmicro-terminalsforurbanfreightdistribution.

    Theybothneedthevehicleandloadingunitstobeasflexibleaspossible(differenttemperaturezoneswithinonevehicle,flexibilitytoshipalltypesandsizesofgoods,modularityoftheboxetc).

    Punctuality(i.e.on-timedeliveries)isconsideredthemostimportantitemforimprovingtheservicereliabilityandthequalityfeeling/perceptionofdeliveryservices.

    Truckandvehiclemanufacturers

    needtoreduceprimarilythevehiclesoperationalcosts(fuelconsumption,maintenanceetc).

    Someproducers(senders)needtailor-madecitylogisticssolutions (i.e.theirshipmentstobeconsolidatedwithnon-competitorsones).

    Needfulfilled(bydevelopingtranshipmentareasanddockingstations)

    Needfulfilled(bydevelopingtranshipmentareasanddockingstations)

    Needfulfilled

    Extra:requireminimum

    operationalcosts

    Needfulfilled(inoperationalwindows)

    Freightbus,deliveryvanand

    BentoBox

    BentoBox,basiccontainer,deliveryvanandfreightbus

    Planner

    Lastmiletrackingdevice

    Planner

    Lastmiletrackingdevice

    Planner1

    Freightbus

    BentoBox

    Plenary session

    Objectives:

    Theplenarysessiondepictedwishesof stakeholderstowardsotherstakeholdersforanefficientcitylogisticschain.Thissessiondiscussedamongthedifferent

    stakeholderswhatmaybedonetotogetherimproveurbanfreightdelivery.

    Whatdoeseachstakeholdergroupexpectfromotherstakeholdersandwhatcan

    theydothemselvestosupporttheothers?

    Thefull workshopreportcanbereadontheCityLogandCityMovewebsites.

    www.city-log.eu

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    CityMove

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    heurbancommunityofLyon

    gathers57communeswithinan

    areaofnearly51,500hectares,insidetheRhone-AlpesArea,secondarea

    ofFrance,withalittlemorethan

    5millioninhabitants.Privileged

    crossroadoftheexchangesbetween

    northandsouthEurope,the

    dynamismoftheLyonagglomeration

    isclearlyexpressedeveryday.The

    populationofGreaterLyonisabout

    1,300,000inhabitants.Itis82%ofthe

    populationoftheRhonedepartment,

    forasurfacewhichaccountsfor

    only16%oftheterritoryofthedepartment.

    TodayinLyon,thepublicauthority

    isinchargeofthemanagementof

    trafficandtheairqualityaswell.Two

    administrativelevelsareincharge:

    CityofLyonandGreaterLyon,and

    theyworktogethertoimproveair

    qualityandmanagementoftraffic,

    especiallytargetingheavyduty

    vehicles.Themostremarkableactions

    todayarethefollowing:

    The Plan de Protection de

    lAtmosphre (PPA: Atmosphere

    Protection Plan), covering the

    whole urban area

    TheFrenchgovernment,through

    itslocaldepartment(Direction

    DpartementaledesTerritoiresdu

    RhneDDT69),builtupthePPA

    withstrongobjectivesonairquality.

    Importantstudieshavebeenled

    todeterminethepreciselevelsof

    pollutionandgasconcentrations

    intheair(particles,fumes,NOX)

    withintheperimeteroftheurban

    area.Severalactionsareplanned,

    dividedintodifferentfields.Oneofthe

    fieldsisdedicatedtoroadtransport,itsrelatedactionsshouldlead,inthe

    shortterm,toanoverallregulation

    thatincludesEUROnormsforfreight

    vehiclesoperatinginsidetheurbanarea

    perimeter,andtonewspeedlimitations

    ontheroadnetwork.Theseactions

    aretobedefinedbytheendofthe

    year2010,andshouldberealisedsoon

    afterwards.

    TheperimeterforthisPlanandits

    actionsistheurbanarea,widerthan

    GreaterLyon,counting105communes.

    The Plan Climat (Climate Plan),

    Greater Lyon

    Followingimplementationofthe

    Kyotoprotocol,theGreaterLyonurban

    communityplacedthefightagainst

    greenhousegasesasasecondaimofits

    Agenda21in2005.AspartofitsClimate

    Plan,in2007itundertooktoreduce

    CO2emissionsby20%for2020andby

    75%for2050.Thegoalisalsotoreduceenergyconsumptionby20%andto

    consume20%ofsustainableformsof

    energyby2020.

    Thiscommitmentservesthreemajor

    ambitions:

    Topreservetheenvironmentandto

    adapttoclimatechange.

    Toimprovethequalityoflifeandto

    preserveaccesstobasicrights.

    Tocontributetoeconomic

    developmentbykeepingupwith

    climateissues.

    GreaterLyoncountsenvironmental

    protectionasamajorfeatureofits

    internalorganisation,centraltoits

    publicpoliciesandattheheartofthe

    relationsithaswiththepeopleinits

    region.Itoperatestransversally,usingalltheleversforactionavailableas

    theownerofindustrialfacilitiesand

    land,ofhousing,transport,andurban

    planning,andusingitsabilityto

    bringtogetherthosewhoareactive

    intheregion,especiallyintermsof

    economicdevelopment.

    The Plan Bruit (Noise Plan),

    Greater Lyon

    WithrespecttotheEuropeanEnvironmentalNoiseDirective,

    GreaterLyonhasinitiatedaprocess

    ofpermanentimprovementofnoise

    levels,togetherwithitspartners

    andinfrastructuresmanagers.A

    diagnosticwasmade,showing

    noisemapsforroad,railroad,and

    airtransport,andalsoforindustries.

    GreaterLyonisnowleadinganaction

    planaimingatreducingthemain

    causesofnoise,andatprotecting

    quietareas.Optimisingmobilityand

    transportisoneofthekeyfactorsforreducingnoiselevelsintheGreater

    Lyonperimeter.

    Since2005,theurbantravel

    andtransportplans(Plande

    dplacementsurbains:PDU)

    authorisedGreaterLyonandCityof

    Lyontoworkonurbandeliveries.

    Acoordinationcommitteecalled

    Transportofgoodsintown,was

    createdforimprovingtheexchanges

    betweenlocalauthoritiesandlogistic

    companiesandgoodsdeliveryinthe

    urbancentre.

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    Freight Issues in Greater Lyon

    venifsuchregulationhas

    decreasedthetrafficjaminthe

    innercity,itremainsabigissueand

    thedeliveryofgoodsisstilloneof

    thecontributingcausesoftraffic

    congestioninGreaterLyon.

    Freighttransportrepresents7%ofthe

    vehiclesmoves.

    - 120,000movesadayforgoods

    deliveriesinGreaterLyonamong

    whichapproximately25%onthe

    townsofLyonandVilleurbanne;

    - about1millionkilometresaday

    and10to15%ofthetotaltraffic(in

    vhicles.kilometres).

    Thedistanceoftheplatformsfrom

    thecitycentreresultsinincreasing

    difficultiesfortheroutingofgoods

    intheagglomeration,withmore

    kilometresandaccesstimestothe

    centrefromtheperiphery,lowering

    theeconomicperformancesofthe

    professionals.

    Today,mostof thelogisticplatforms

    arewithinaradiusof15to40km.

    Hauliesestimateitistoofarforlast

    kilometredelivery,addingtothecost.Intheurbancentre,the

    numberofdoublelane

    parkingissignificant,

    generatingconflict

    betweeninhabitantsand

    shopkeepers.Inabusy

    shoppingarea,thiscan

    represent90%ofallstops.

    Goodsdeliveryisalsoasourceofnoise

    andpollution,aswellasasafetyrisk

    andnuisanceforothervehiclesand

    pedestrians.

    Inspiteoftheprogressofthe

    motorisationsofindustrialvehicles,

    thepartofheavytrucksandvans

    ingreenhousegasemissionsand

    pollutantsremainsimportant:

    -Approximatelyaquarterof

    theCO2emissionsofthesector

    transport

    -Nearhalfofnitrogenoxides

    emissionsofthesectortransport

    Example of Nitrogen

    Oxides (NOx)

    InGreaterLyonagglomeration,NOx

    accountsfor63%ofroadtraffic

    emissions.Amongtheseemissions,heavylorriesaccountfor39%and

    lightcommercialvehicles13%(one

    canestimateatfirstapproximation

    thatthesevehiclesarededicatedto

    goodstransport).Thatistosaymore

    than50%oftheemissionsofNOx

    ofthesectortrafficisrelatedtothe

    vehiclesofgoodstransport.

    NOxcontributionofgoodstransport

    isthusasimportantasthatofthe

    passengertransport.

    CityLog solutions could

    improve freight issues in

    Greater Lyon

    stheefficientorganisation

    ofdeliveryoperationsis

    fundamentaltotheeconomic

    viabilityofbusinessactivitiesin

    urbanareas,thereisanurgentneed

    tofindaninnovativeandpractical

    solutionwhichisacceptablefrom

    thesocial,environmentaland

    commercialpointofview.

    TheCitylog

    projectallows

    theurban

    communityto

    carryonwith

    theinnovative

    experiment

    inthesearch

    forabetter

    organisationofgoodsdistributionin

    townintroducedwiththeEuropean

    projectFIDEUS.

    This projectanswersthe

    commitmentstakenwithinthe

    frameworkoftheurbantraveland

    transportplans(PDU)whichspecifies

    thatdevicesallowingtooptimise

    theconditionsofdeliverywillbe

    experimented.

    This iscoherentwiththeled

    reflections,withtheprivateand

    publicpartnerswithintheframework

    ofthecoordinationcommittees

    transportationofgoodsintownof

    GreaterLyon.

    Inordertofindasolutiontogoods

    Lyons Policy Plans

    decisionwastakenin2007totestanewregulationfordeliveryvehiclesinthepeninsulaarea(Presqule)ofLyon.Theperimeter

    isdelimitedoneastandwestsides

    bytherivers(Sane,Rhne),onthe

    northsidebyPlacedesTerreaux

    andonthesouthsidebyPerrache

    Station.

    Therestrictionconsistsof:

    intermsofcirculation:

    creationin2007ofalow

    emissionzone:forbidden

    accesstovehiclesthatdonot

    complywithEUROnormswith

    aprogressiveplanningdefined

    (target2010:novehiclesolder

    thanEURO3).Thecurrent

    applyingnormisEUROII,

    forbiddenaccess(day-time

    period)forvehicleswitha

    surfaceover29m2

    intermsofdeliveryzones:

    accesslimitedto30minutes

    obligatoryuseofadelivery

    disk

    deliveryzonesaccess

    allowedonlyforprofessional

    vehicles(carriageforhireand

    transportforownaccount)

    Theshort-termobjectiveistoextend

    (andadapt)sucharegulationover

    Lyonswest-bankin2011andthe

    mid-termobjectivetothewholecity

    ofLyon,andpossiblyotherurban

    citiesofGreaterLyon.

    Continuedonnextpage

    Citiesenvironmentalobjectivesmeetingtheneeds

    ofthelogisticssectorthroughnewvehicles,new

    cargoandnewconceptsliketheBentoBox.CityLog

    andCityMovearepavingthewaytosustainablecity

    logistics.

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    delivery,itisessentialtopromoteaco-operativeapproachofthedifferent

    stakeholders,whoseinterestsseem

    oftentobeinconflict.Ifthestrategies

    adoptedbycityauthoritiesto

    regulatedeliveryactivitiesarenot

    wellconceivedtheyriskbeingseenas

    unacceptableinterferenceinbusiness

    operations,andinthelongtermeven

    leadtorelocationawayfromcity

    centresites.

    Continuedfrompagefive

    Citylog solutions could decrease the environmental impact of the

    deliveries in town.

    -Twotypesofvehiclesexist-a

    freightbusunloadingitscontainersonvans,ontranshipmentareas

    outofthedenseurbancentre,and

    vansmovingdowntownwiththe

    freightforseveraldeliveryareas,

    thatcouldlimitthenumberof

    kilometresandtrafficcongestion

    causedbybiglorries.

    Thisconceptwouldprovidethe

    answertooneofthemainissuesin

    goodsdelivery.

    -Mobileautomaticpackstations,automaticallyloaded/unloadedon

    thevehiclesandmovedfromthehub

    tothedowntownareas,canimprove

    goodsdeliveryefficiencyandallow

    deliveriesoutofpeaktimehours.-Thetelematicsolutions(real-

    timetrafficinformationforthe

    driver)oftheCityLogproject

    presentanindisputableinterest

    forallthestakeholders:

    forpublicauthorities:less

    trafficcongestion,less

    pollutantemissions

    forhaulies:optimisedfleet

    managementandrouting

    offreightvehiclesthat

    meanslessconsumptions,moredeliveryefficiency,

    decreasingcosts

    forcustomers:optimisedfleet

    betterservices.

    TheCityLogprojectpresents

    technologiesandsystemsforfreight

    movementsandgoodsservices

    incitieswhichcouldminimize

    theirimpactuponresidentswhilst

    maintainingorincreasingoverall

    systemefficiency.

    Theappropriatevehicle-cargosolution

    matchingthedifferentenvironmentswheregoodsaremoving.CityLogandCityMoveare

    turningnewconceptsintooperational

    solutions.

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    GreaterLyonfuturetestsiteactivities

    TheteamoftheGreaterLyontestsiteiscurrentlydealingwiththeplanning

    ofthefuturelocalactivities.Thecurrentdiscussionsconsistinverifyingif

    thewiderangeoftheCityLogsolutionscanbeimplementedonGreaterLyonterritory(TranshipmentbetweenFreightbusandvans,mobilebox),in

    defining,accordingtothesolutionstobetested,theconfigurationofrequisiteareasfortheexperimentandtheir

    possiblelocations.

    ITS world Congress in Lyon 2011

    and CityLog project

    he8thEuropeanCongressand

    Exhibitionwillbeheld6-9June

    2011inLyon.

    Theorganisationofthiseventhas

    begunwiththeactiveparticipation

    oftheGrandLyon,theRhne-Alpes

    Region,theLyonUrbanTruckandBus

    Cluster,theFrenchMinistryof

    Transport(MEEDDM),ITSFranceand

    theFrenchorganisationsactivewithin

    ERTICO-ITSEurope.ThemainfocusoftheCongresswillbeIntelligentmobility-ITSforsustainabletransportofpersons

    andgoodsinurbanregions.Formoreinformation,youcangoontheCongresswebsite: http://2011.itsineurope.com

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    PROGRAMMEBRUSSELS, 16&17November2010AlbertBorschette Conference Centre

    Urbanfreighttransport2010

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    EUCARConference,9November2010

    TheEUCARconferencewil ltakeplaceon9NovemberinAutoworld,Bruxelles.Theconference istheoppor tunityofEUCAR

    toshowtotheEuropeanresearchcommunitythemainresultsoftheirprojects.LastyearCityLoghadbeeninvitedandtheprojectcoordinator,startingfromthemainproblemsoftheFreightdistributiononurbanareas,hadshowedthemain

    ideasofCityLogandCityMoveprojectstosolvetheseproblems.

    ConferenceonUrbanFreightTransportandLogisticsInnovativeandsustainablesolutionsforEurope,

    16-17November2010

    TheCityMoveprojectwillbepresentingintheWorkshop6:CleanVehiclesforurbanfreight

    transport.

    Conference on Urban Freight Transport and Logistics

    Albert Borchette Conference Centre, Brussels

    Name of Participant: Gianfranco Burzio (CRF)TheEuropeanCommissionandtheBelgianPresidencywill hosta

    conferenceonurbanfreighttransportandlogisticsinBrussels.The

    conferencewillbringtogetherhigh-levelrepresentativesfromtheEuropeaninstitutionsandfrom

    keystakeholderassociationstodebateonsustainablesolutionstourbanfreightinEuropescities.

    This eventwasforeseeninAction19(urbanfreighttransport)oftheActionPlanonUrban

    Mobility,asadoptedbytheEuropeanCommissionon30September2009,andfallswithinthe

    frameworkoftheprogrammeoftheBelgianPresidencytopromoteinnovativeandsustainabletransportsolutionsfor

    Europe.

    Theconferencehasbeenstructuredtocoverseveralkeyaspectsofurbanfreighttransportandlogistics,tobediscussed in

    sixthematicworkshops.

    Pleasedownloadprogrammeat:http://ec.europa.eu/transport/urban/events/doc/2010_11_16_programme.pdf

    CityLogatMobilisConference,16-17November2010

    Strasbourg, France

    Name of Participant: Saverio Zuccotti (CRF)

    Onceagain,atMobilispeoplecanmeettodiscussaboutthemobilitywewillseeinthenextyears.Organizedbythe

    FrenchPleVhiculeduFutur,Mobilisisaninternationaleventwithconferences,workshopsandround-tables.Both

    CityLogandCityMoveprojectswillbepresentedbySaverioZuccottiintheworkshopMerchandiseinthecitytakeaVan

    duringthemorningofthe17th.

    MoreinformationandtheworkprogrammeareavailableattheMobiliswebpage: http://www.mobilisconference.com

    POLISConference,25-26November2010,

    Dresden

    Innovation in transport for sustainable cities and regions

    Name of Participant: Julius Menge (Senate of Berlin)

    TheAnnualPolisConferenceprovidesanopportunityforcitiesandregionstoshowcasetheirtransportachievementstoa

    largeaudienceandforthewidertransportcommunitytoengagewithrepresentativesofcityandregionalauthoritieson

    innovativetransportsolutions.Theconferenceoffersamixofhigh-levelplenarysessions,withprominentfiguresdebating

    topicalissues,andawideselectionoftechnicalsessionsoninnovativetopicsidentifiedbyPolismembers.

    CitylogwillberepresentedbyBerlinStad.ThepresentationwillprovideaninsideviewonBerlinsIntegratedUrbanFreightTransportationStrategyfromaplanner sperspective,explaintheprocessanditsresults. AlsosomeofBerlinsEUfunded

    projects(esp.CityLog)willbepresented,focusingonthequestionofwhichresultsareexpectedandhowtotranslate

    local(microscale)resultstothecitywidelevel(macroscale).

    CityMove

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    Thank you for your collaboration!

    7thInternationalConference,7-9ofJune2011

    Mallorca,Spain

    The seventh International Conference on Cit y Logistics

    Name of Participant: Hans Quak (TNO)

    This conferenceaimstoprovideanopportunitytoexchangeknowledge,experienceandperspectivesonCityLogistics

    andurbanfreighttransport.Recentdevelopmentsincreatingvisions,technologiesandpolicymeasuresthatfacilitate

    thedeploymentofvariousCityLogisticsschemeswillbediscussed.SinceCityLogisticsschemeshavealreadybeen

    implementedinseveralcities,areviewoftheperformanceoftheseschemeswillalsobepresented.Also,anoverviewof

    thedevelopmentandapplicationofseveralmathematicalmodelsandeffectsofe-commerceonurbanfreighttransport

    willbegiven.TheconferencealsoprovidesanopportunitytodiscussfutureinitiativesoftheInstituteforCityLogistics

    thatareaimedatpromotinginternationalresearchcollaborationandinformationexchange.

    Citylog paper submitted in TEMA - University of Naples.

    From University of Naples, focus on city logistics

    Names of Contributors: Saverio Zuccotti (CRF) , Lina Konstantinopoulou (ERTICO)

    TEMATerritorioMobilitAmbienteisthequarterlyreviewissuedbythe

    DepartmentofLandPlanningofUniversitdiNapoliFedericoIIaddressing a

    professionalaudience.TheissuereleasedinJunehasafocusoncitylogistics,andCityLogprojectwasinvitedtosubmitapapertopresentourinitiativeintheResearches

    section.SaverioZuccottifromCRFasProjectCoordinatorandLinaKonstantinopouloufromERTICOasWP1leaderpre-

    paredanoverviewoftheprojectwiththetitleCityLog,versonuovesoluzioniperladistribuzionedellemerci(CityLog,

    towardsnewsolutionsforurbanfreightdistribution).

    Ina6-pagepaperwithpicturesanddiagrams,theAuthorsdescribetheoverallgoalofCityLogandanticipatethe

    solutionsthatwillbedevelopedinthenexttwoyears.Thepaperalsocontainsatablewiththesynthesisofthedeliverable

    onD1.1TrendsofcitylogisticsinEurope27.

    Ifyouareinterestedinreadingthewholepaper,youcandownloaditinPDFformatfromthefollowingaddress:

    http://www.tema.unina.it/issue/view/20

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