Connected infrastructure for the transportation of the future

Connected infrastructure
for the
transportation of the future
Wednesday 14th September 2016
Milton Keynes
Register for free at:
https: goo.gl RUcH1b
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AGENDA
10:30
10:40
10:55
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11:10
ABOUT THE WORKSHOP
Connected and autonomous vehicles (CAV) offer the
promise of increased efficiency of use of the UK's transport
network, and of an associated improvement of the traveller
experience. This workshop brings together key players from
industry, the public sector and academia to distill the
challenges in progressing the benefits of CAV, and to scope
future work to overcome these challenges.The workshop will
be technically focused, with keynote speakers covering the
range of CAV issues, followed by a professionally facilitated
workshop. It is jointly hosted by TICS (Sheffield University’s
partnership with the Transport Systems Catapult) and the
CommNet2 EPSRC network project.
11:25
Welcome & refreshments­
Steve Yianni / Paul Zanelli, Catapult
Key Speaker 1: How will CAV impact traffic
technology infrastructure maintenance and
operations­
Paul Rose, Amey
Key Speaker 2: Traveling in the Vehicle of
the Future ­
Dr Alex Mouzakitis, JLR
Key Speaker 3: Software and System
Resilience ­
Dr Phil Greenway, Catapult
Key Speaker 4: Establishing the
interdependent research agenda of transport
and communications ­
Dr Simon Fletcher, Real Wireless
11:40 TICS round up of the morning
11:55 Lunch / Tour of TSC Centre 13:00 Workshop (Part 1)
14:15 Refreshments 14:30 Workshop (Part 2)
Faclitor-Dr Kevin Byron
Kevin is a research skills and enterprise consultant working with HEIs
and industries in the UK and Europe. He has over 25 years of
experience working in industry in the areas of photonics and
telecommunications. He has published and presented his research on
creative thinking innovation, problem solving and the limitations of ideageneration in groups at various conferences and publications. At this
Challenge Workshop, Kevin will facilitate a session to encourage
participants to creatively think of the challenges around the topics of
systems and infrastructure of the transport for the future by generating
new questions and approaching perceived knowledge from new angles.
This session aims to be both informative and engaging.
15:30 Expert Panel
16:00 Close KEY NOTE SPEAKERS
Paul Rose
Paul is a Technical Director in Amey. He is responsible for
leading on ITS technology, particularly in the Urban
environment. Paul has more than 26 years’ experience
developing ITS solutions in the UK, Europe, the Middle
East and Australia. He spent 18 years in various software
engineering roles specialising in embedded systems and
telecommunications software, in the oil and gas, water and
primarily ITS industries, with particular involvement in
standards such as UTMC. He has been an ITS Consultant
for the last 11 years, advising on and delivering solutions
for public sector clients, focusing on innovation in ITS in
the areas of sensor networks, telecommunications, open
standardsand particularly on transport and the impact it
has on the environment. Dr Alex Mouzakitis
Alex is the head of the Electrical, Electronics and
Software Engineering Research Department at Jaguar
Land Rover. Dr Mouzakitis has over 15 years of
technological and managerial experience especially in
the area of automotive embedded systems. He is
responsible for leading a multidisciplinary research and
technology department dedicated to deliver advanced
research projects in the areas of human­machine
interface, digital transformation, self­learning vehicle,
machine learning & big data analytics, smart/connected
systems and on­board/off board data platforms.
Dr Phil Greenway
Phil is Head of Engineering and Professional Head of
Technology at Transport Systems Catapult. He has held a
number of senior management posts including Head of the
Systems Engineering Innovation Centre, a strategic
partnership between industry and academia, Principal system
architect and Design Authority for the corporate funded
Integrated Capability and Technology Programme, and has
worked on strategic business­led R&D requirements in
Autonomy, ISTAR, C4I, and TLCM projects.
Dr Simon Fletcher
Simon takes responsibility for the overall technology offering and
strategy of Real Wireless. Through its expert Advisors Real
Wireless works with clients in the creation of wireless
technologies, their deployment and optimal use. Prior to Real
Wireless, Simon worked at NEC Corporation leading
developments of emerging global market product strategies,
portfolio alignment, and innovation programmes including early
5G, Cities and IoT business. He is the Innovation Manager for
the 5G­PPP project 5G­NORMA which develops enabling
technologies, architectures, business model and economic
insights for 5G.