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18-20 September 2017Shangri-La Hotel, Doha, Qatar

REIMAGINING THE ROLE OF INTELLIGENT TRANSPORT SOLUTIONS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF QATAR’S INTEGRATED, SMART AND SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT ECO-SYSTEM

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EVENT OVERVIEWTOP REASONS TO ATTEND: Learn how to use ITS systems to maximise road network

capacity and reduce congestion

Understand how the legislation relating to connected autonomous vehicles in Qatar look like

Gain insight into various mobility models: shared, autonomous, electrified and connected

Understand the role of ITS in developing an effective multi-modal transportation network

Discover the role of big data and crash data analysis tools in improving road safety and transportation planning

Hear updates on the latest ITS solutions for both urban and inter-urban networks

Network with key stakeholders involved in the development of Qatar’s rail, road and freight networks

Review the latest design strategies for promoting walkability and pedestrian mobility in Qatar

KEYNOTE SPEAKER:

HEAR FROM KEY SPEAKERS INCLUDING:

Brig Mohammad Al Malki, General Secretary, National Traffic Safety Committee

Prof. Kim Jraiw, Manager, National Traffic Safety Office, National Traffic Safety Committee

Ahmad Jassim Al-Jolo, Chairman, Qatar Society of Engineers

Susanna Zammataro, Executive Director, International Road Federation

Akin Adamson, Director, Middle East Region, TRLAurang Zeb, Roads Engineering Advisor, Public

Works Authority - AshghalVeronica Yu, Transportation Planner, Ministry of

Transport and Communications Michael De Roos, Roads Safety Specialist, Roads

Design Department, Public Works Authority - Ashghal

Fabian Marsh, Road Safety Advisor, Public Works Authority - Ashghal

Brett Subritzky, Strategies Expert, Minister’s Office, Ministry of Transport and Communications

Heni Karaa, Technology Product Manager, Qatar Mobility Innovations Center

Dr. Fethi Filali, Head of Technology, Qatar Mobility Innovations Center

Dr. Hamid Menouar, Product Manager - R&D Expert, Qatar Mobility Innovations Center

Youssef AbdulHadi, Senior Manager - Business Development and Marketing, Qatar Mobility Innovations Center

Wilson Craig, Manager – Transport Technology, Civil & Infrastructure, AECOM

Narasimha Murthy, Senior Manager – Transportation Planning and Traffic Engineering, Khatib & Alami

Yasir Muhyudeen Abdullah, Senior Transport Engineer, Ministry of Transport and Communications

Scott Fennelly, Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer, Surface Mobility Consultants

Moen Azmi, Head of Infrastructure and Traffic Department, Arab Engineering Bureau

Nabeel Alzaka, Executive Director, Surface Mobility Consultants

Mr. Bhaskara Gundluru, Traffic Team Leader, CDM Smith

‘This forum should be attended by all engineers working in road design, maintenance and construction.’

– Transportation Engineer, Traffic

Department, Qatar’s Ministry of Interior

‘A well organised event, the best way to keep in touch with the initiatives being undertaken in Qatar, as progress is made in road casualty reduction.’

– Director, GH Road Safety Consulting Ltd

‘The forum was well organised and the speakers were also well selected.’

– Technical Advisor, Traffic

& Transportation Engineering &

Planning, Ministry of Municipal & Rural

Affairs

TESTIMONIALS FROM QATAR TRANSPORT SAFETY FORUM


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EVENT OVERVIEWThe landscape of mobility in Qatar is changing rapidly with the introduction of Qatar’s rail network, Lusail tram and Doha Expressway packages. Furthermore, new trends in mobility models and advancements in technology are enabling the integration of these otherwise disparate modes of transportation.

With this in mind, the ITS and Future Mobility Qatar Forum will focus on the integration and connectivity of transportation models through the use of intelligent transport solutions such as autonomous vehicles, big data, intelligent signage and effective traffic management strategies.

Don’t miss your chance to network with government ministries, developers, consultants and contractors working to leverage the latest intelligent transport solutions for the development of Qatar’s smart and sustainable transport ecosystem.

Dear Colleague,

It is a great pleasure to present you with the agenda for the ITS and Future Mobility Qatar Forum taking place from 18-20 September 2017 in Doha, Qatar.

With Qatar’s transportation network developing rapidly, the key focus for Qatar’s Ministry of Transportation is to integrate these new modes of transportation to encourage use of public transport for a truly connected and sustainable transport network.

In order to realise true transportation integration, governments and project owners are looking to adopt Intelligent Transport Solutions such as smart ticketing, real-time data management solutions, smart signage, smart traffic signals as well as shared, autonomous and electrified mobility solutions to promote sustainable transport models in Qatar.

Projects such as the Doha Expressway, Doha Metro, Lusail Light Rail Transit and the Lusail Expressway will soon be linked by intelligent transport and telematics solutions to enable real-time travel data management and transfer for sustainable, reliable and safe mobility.

The forum will draw on the latest ITS solutions as well as updates on future initiatives for mobility including the updated Qatar National Transportation Plan, the Connected, Autonomous Vehicles Program, The Qatar Pedestrian Master Plan and the ITS Master Plan.

I look forward to welcoming you to the forum in September.

Yours Faithfully,

Claire Bishop Smith Conference Director - ITS and Future Mobility Qatar Forum IQPC Middle East

ITS AND FUTURE MOBILITYQatar Forum

WHO YOU WILL MEET:

FROM Government Ministries Consultants ITS Consultants

Transport Planners Transport Engineers ITS Consultants Urban Planners Heads of Infrastructure Heads of Engineering Heads of Technology Heads of Traffic Management

IQPC provides business executives around the world with tailored practical conferences, large-scale events, topical seminars and training programmes, keeping them up-to-date with industry trends, technological developments and the regulatory landscape. IQPC conferences are market leading “must-attend” events for their respective industries. IQPC produces more than 1,700 events annually around the world, and continues to grow. Founded in 1973, IQPC now has offices in major cities across six continents including: Berlin, Dubai, Johannesburg, London, New York, Singapore, Sydney, and Tampa. IQPC leverages a global research base of best practices to produce an unrivalled portfolio of conferences. www.iqpc.com

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WHO’S ATTENDED QATAR TRANSPORT SAFETY FORUM IN THE PAST?

y Engineering Services 31%y Government 22%y Transportation Equipment 13%

Manufacturing y Construction 9%y Oil and Gas 9%y Airport Operations 4%y Architectural Services 4%y Central, Retail, Investment 4%

Bankingy Support Activities for Road 4%

Transportation

y Qatar 66%y Turkey 10%y Oman 9%y Saudi Arabia 3%y Switzerland 3%y United Kingdom 3%y France 2%y Germany 2%y Kuwait 2%

y CEO/MD 22%y Chief Operating Officer 8%y Engineer/Engineering Manager 8%y General Manager 7%y Marketing Director/Manager 7%y President 7%y Project Director/Manager 7%y Safety/ Health Director 7%y Sales/Forecasting Director 7%y Commercial Director/Manager 4%y Communications Director/ 4%

Managery Construction/Building 4%y Adviser 4%y Architect Manager/Director 4%

INDUSTRY PROFILE

SOME OF THE PARTICIPATING COMPANIES INCLUDE

GEOGRAPHIC PROFILE BY JOB FUNCTION

3M Gulf

ACS Solutions France S.A.S

AECOM

Al Darwish Engineering

Al Rowad IT Solutions

Amey

AMV Networks GmbH

Arab Engineering Bureau

Arab Law Bureau

Archirodon Construction Company

Ashghal (Public Works Authority)

Atkins

BLTCC Fleet Management Services

Bond Traffic Solutions LLC

Boom Construction Company

Bouygues Batiment International

British Embassy

Business Automation and Security Systems

Business Communications LLC (BCL)

CDM Smith

Central Planning Office

CH2M Hill

Clearview Traffic Group

College of Engineering, Qatar University

Combined Group for Trading and Contracting Company

Consolidated Contractors Company

Contraco WLL

Daewoo Engineering & Construction Co. Ltd

Dar Al Handasah Shair and Partners

Department of Transport

Dornier Consulting

Dorsch Qatar

Duffy Consulting Engineers

Dürr Austria GmbH

Dutco Tennant Qatar WLL

Dyarco International Group WLL

EC Harris International

Edinburgh Napier University

Electro Industries

Energy City Qatar

EP Traffic Safety Council

Evans Airport Solutions

Evon Automation GmbH

Faithful+Gould

First Equity Real Estate

FLIR Intelligent Transportation Systems

Fluor Middle East - Qatar

Gannett Fleming

German Industry and Commerce Office Qatar (AHK)

Global Road Safety Solutions

Gulf Consolidated Contractors WLL

Halcrow Group

Hamad Medical Corporation

Hill International

IBM Middle East

ictQATAR

Innovation in Traffic Systems FZE

Intertek

KEO International Consultants

Maersk Oil Qatar

Masdar Institute

Ministry of Construction and Housing, Qatar

Ministry of Interior, Qatar

Ministry of Municipal & Rural Affairs, Qatar

Ministry of Municipalities and Public Works, Qatar

Ministry of Municipality and Urban Planning, Qatar

Ministry of Transport, Qatar

Ministry of Youth and Sports, Qatar

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries

Mott MacDonald

Municipality of Aejouf

Omnix Qatar

Parsons Brinckerhoff

Petroleum Development Oman (PDO)

Philips Middle East

Projacs Qatar

Qatar Airways

Qatar Fuel Company - WOQOD

Qatar International Safety Centre

Qatar Media Corporation

Qatar Mobility Innovations Center

Qatar Petroleum

Qatar Project Management

Qatar Railways Company

QDVC Bin Omran JV

Rosmerta Engineering

Royal Oman Police

Salam International

Saudi Aramco

Shell

Siemens AG

Supreme Council of Planning & Development

Taisei Corporation

Tamas Projects

Tecnositaf S.p.A

Telvent Transportation

Transpo Group

TUV Rheinland Schniering

University of Leeds

US Embassy Qatar

WorleyParsons

WSP Middle East


FORUM DAY ONE MONDAY, 18 SEPTEMBER 201708:00 Start of forum registration and welcome refreshments

08:45 Opening remarks from IQPC and introduction to session chair

08:50 Opening remarks from the session chairNabeel Alzaka, Executive Director, Surface Mobility Consultants

09:00 OPENING KEYNOTE: Brig Mohammad Al Malki, General Secretary, National Traffic Safety Committee

09:20 An update on Qatar’s National Transportation Strategy (QNTS) Strategies for encouraging the use of public transportation in Qatar An overview of bus infrastructure guidelines and design requirements for passenger bus services in Qatar Integrating public transport infrastructure into Qatar’s multi-modal transportation plan

09:40 An update on Qatar’s Connected Autonomous Vehicles Programme (CAV) Understanding the scope for implementing Connected Autonomous Vehicles in Qatar What does the legislation pertaining to Connected Autonomous Vehicles look like? Integrating the programme within the transport network

Veronica Yu, Transportation Planner, Ministry of Transport and Communications Brett Subritzky, Strategies Expert, Minister’s Office, Ministry of Transport and Communications

10:00 Pedestrian safety master plan: Guidelines for designing Qatar’s public realm to facilitate walkability and integrated mobility

10:20 Official exhibition opening and networking break

10:50 Implementation of innovative concepts in Doha to overcome future transportation challenges: Steps towards the first smart city in the GCC Understanding the root causes for current traffic congestion in Doha Innovative strategies to shift SOV to HOV, promote smart logistics, enhance public transportation and

reduce parking demand The role of Ped-Bike facilities in reducing the congestion over network An overview of smart city elements including urban automation, connected and electric vehicles and ITS

Mr. Bhaskara Gundluru, Traffic Team Leader, CDM Smith

11:20 ITS in Qatar: An overview of Ashghal - Public Works Authority’s achievements and aspirations Using ITS to monitor Qatar’s road networks for intelligent transport planning and decision making Developing a predictive road maintenance strategy through the use of ITS and data collection An overview of Qatar’s future vision for ITS deployment

Aurang Zeb, Roads Engineering Advisor, Public Works Authority - Ashghal

11:50 Live theatre sessionsBack by popular demand to the Qatar Transport Safety Forum, the live theatre sessions are designed to increase interaction and networking through a series of live demonstrations and interactive presentationsSession highlights and how it all works: There will be two theatres showing a total of 8 shows that will be presented by leading solution providers There will be a total of 4 show times, meaning that two shows will run at the same time. Show times are

12:00PM, 12:20PM, 12:40PM and 13:00PM As an attendee, you will need to select the shows you want to attend at the given time slot There are limited seats per theatre so it is advised to arrive 5 minutes before the start of the show as the

doors will open a few minutes before the show starts Each show will last for 20 minutes, at which point delegates will be given 5 minutes to either switch theatres

or stay for the next show. Please note that in some cases the same show will be presented twice meaning you may want to switch theatres Please see the theatre grid below for show times, details and topics

Theatre A Theatre B

12:00 Intelligent signage solutions to prevent collisions New designs for crash barriers to reduce the degree of severity of vehicle impact

12:20Smart solution to effectively manage speed limits to protect road users and prevent traffic build-up Lighting solutions to enhance pedestrian safety

12:40Intelligent traffic detection solutions for 24/7 traffic monitoring

Smart crosswalk solutions to enhance pedestrian safety

13:00 ITS for intelligent fleet management Passive safe solutions to protect motorists


FORUM DAY ONE MONDAY, 18 SEPTEMBER 2017

Room A: ITS for public transportation and road optimisation

Room B: Achieving road safety through technology,

enforcement and engineering

14:20 Requirements of road safety strategy and intelligent transport systems Understanding the impact of ITS on road safety

ratingsProf. Dr. Kim Jraiw, Manager, National Traffic Safety Office, National Traffic Safety Committee

Road safety audits: International standards and practice Applying international road safety audit standards

in Qatar An overview of international best practice Michael De Roos, Roads Safety Specialist, Roads Design Department, Public Works Authority - Ashghal

14:40 An overview of intelligent vehicle technologies for improved safety and reduced congestion How can Vehicle-to-Vehicle Communication (V2V)

and Vehicle-Infrastructure Integration (VII) systems be added to currently available driver system to decrease the number and severity of collisions and to ease traffic flow?

Dr. Fethi Filali, Head of Technology, Qatar Mobility Innovations Center

Understanding the factors affecting decision making at grid crossings by cyclists, pedestrians and motorists Examining road users behaviour at grid crossings Strategies for influencing the behaviour of

motorists, pedestrians and cyclists at grid crossings for a reduced collisions

15:00 Encouraging the use of public transport through the use of smart ticketing IT solutions for the integration of ticketing and

transport information systems Interested in presenting this session? Email us at [email protected]

Using crash data analysis to prevent collisions and improve roadway design An update on Ashghals’ crash data analysis tool Using crash data analysis to inform roadway

design and ITS procurement Fabian Marsh, Road Safety Advisor, Public Works Authority - Ashghal

15:20 Developing an integrated multimodal passenger information system to improve mobility and encourage the use of public transport Understanding the importance of multi-modal

travel information on passenger behaviour Strategies for measuring passenger behaviour

across multiple modes of transportation To what extent will multi-modal transportation

relieve traffic congestion and improve mobility in Qatar?

Designing road systems to support cognitive behaviour of road users for improved safety How can the design of roads influence road user

behaviour and reduce collisions and traumas?Ahmad Jassim Al-Jolo, Chairman, Qatar Society of Engineers

15:40 ITS solutions for on-demand transit and the BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) network in Dubai Integrating passenger information systems to

support mobility and multi-modal transportation Understanding the key elements of a successful

BRT systemWilson Craig, Manager - Transport Technology, Civil and Infrastructure, AECOM

Improving safety through the use of a performance-based road network Developing a Performance-Based Road Asset

Management System (PBRAMS) Understanding the road safety benefits to road

users when adopting a PMMR contract

13:20 Networking lunch

THE BREAK-OUTFollowing lunch, delegates will break-out into focused discussion sessions. Delegates will have time to interact

with field experts on select topics in an environment that will promote critical thinking on the most relevant issues in each.

16:00 End of forum day one


FORUM DAY TWO TUESDAY, 19 SEPTEMBER 201708:30 Start of forum registration and welcome refreshments

09:00 Opening remarks from the session chairNabeel Alzaka, Executive Director, Surface Mobility Consultants

DEVELOPING SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION MODELS

09:15 Understanding the impact of intelligent transport systems on transportation planning and sustainability Strategies for integrating ITS at the project planning phase How to integrate sustainability into the transport planning phase Mr. Narasimha Murthy, Senior Manager – Transportation Planning and Traffic Engineering, Khatib & Alami

09:45 Ensuring maximum efficiency of Qatar’s rail network through the use of transit-oriented development and integrated transportation systems How is TOD decreasing reliance on personal vehicle ownership? Urban development strategies for unlocking the potential of Qatar’s railway network Moen Azmi, Head of Infrastructure and Traffic Department, Arab Engineering Bureau

10:15 Mobility as a Service (MaaS): Developing a seamless on–demand based travel platform Integrating end-to-end transportation planning through the use of apps and digital transformation Using data to optimise the transportation network An overview of effective MaaS pilot projects around the globeSusanna Zammataro, Executive Director, International Road Federation

10:45 Integrating transportation models into public realm design for improved mobility Strategies for integrating transportation planning with natural systems How can green infrastructure be incorporated into transportation networks?Yasir Muhyudeen Abdullah, Senior Transport Engineer, Ministry of Transport and Communications

11:15 Networking break and morning refreshments

IMPROVING TRANSPORTATION AND PEDESTRIAN MOBILITY THROUGH DESIGN AND ENGINEERING

11:45 The future of pedestrian mobility Examining the feasibility of using alternative mobility vehicles designed to support short distance trips in

urban settingsNabeel Alzaka, Executive Director, Surface Mobility Consultants

12:15 Overcoming the key pedestrian safety issues associated with public transit rail services Junction safety solutions to protect pedestrians Case study: The Emaar Downtown trolley project Scott Fennelly, Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer, Surface Mobility Consultants

THE FUTURE OF MOBILITY

12:45 How is the progressive automation of motor vehicles improving road safety across the globe? Understanding the risks associated with self-driving vehicles in the transition to automation Strategies for managing the safety on a network level in the situation of traffic with various road users at

different levels of automation (mixed traffic)Akin Adamson, Director, Middle East Region, TRL

13:15 Panel discussion: What does the future of mobility look like?

Will driverless cars soon become a commercial reality? An overview of the factors influencing the future of the automotive industry How are socio-economic factors influencing today’s mobility consumption models?Panellists: Veronica Yu, Transportation Planner, Ministry of Transport and Communications Brett Subritzky, Strategies Expert, Minister’s Office, Ministry of Transport and CommunicationsDr. Fethi Filali, Head of Technology, Qatar Mobility Innovations Center

13:45 How is IoT revolutionising fleet management for public transportation? Strategies for integrating telematics solutions such as vehicle control, location tracking and passenger

information systems Integrating smart ticketing with passenger information systems Heni Karaa, Technology Product Manager, Qatar Mobility Innovations Center

14:15 Chairman’s closing remarks


15:30 Close of forum


POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP WEDNESDAY, 20 SEPTEMBER 2017 V2X Workshop Qatar Mobility Innovations Center will lead a three hour workshop focused on V2X, (Vehicle-to-X) whereby all intelligent transport systems are connected to one another. The Ministry of Transport and Communications in Qatar recently signed an MoU with Qatar Mobility Innovations Center for the development of a CAV consortium (Connected, Autonomous, Vehicles). This workshop will bring together, transport planners, ITS providers, transport engineers, heads of infrastructure and communciations professionals, to discuss the effective deployment of the connected, autonomous vehicles programme and the realisation of V2X.

Workshop led by Qatar Mobility Innovations Center

Who should attend? Transport Planners Transportation Engineers Heads of Infrastructure Urban Planners

09:00 Registration and morning refreshments

09:30 Workshop session


13:30 Close of workshop


ITS AND FUTURE MOBILITY MIDDLE EAST AWARDS DINNER 18 SEPTEMBER 2017 (19:00–21:00) One of the key highlights of the ITS and Future Mobility Qatar Forum will be the awards dinner. This prestigious awards ceremony is being organised in an effort to recognise achievements shown by ITS providers, consultants, transport engineers, transport planners and urban planners in contributing to the development of the sustainable, safe, smart and integrated transport ecosystem.

The awards will act as the ideal setting to benchmark against the projects, initiatives and technology driving smart sustainable and integrated mobility in the Middle East.

CATEGORIES AND CRITERIA

MEET THE JUDGES

Best Public Transport Safety Awareness Campaign: The award for the best safety awareness campaign will go to the entity who has best deployed an effective CSR campaign to promote road safety.

Best Use of Technology for Traffic Management: The award will go to the vendor or project owner who has shown best use of intelligent transport technology managing and/or estimating traffic flow.

Best use of Technology for Road Safety Enforcement: This award will be given for innovative use of technology in deterring speeding of motorists and/or careless driving

Best Use of Technology for Smarter Mobility: This award will go to the vendor or project owner who has shown innovative use of smart technology to reduce car dependency and encourage use of public transport or to the development of a shared, electrified or autonomous mobility model.

Mr. Narasimha Murthy, Senior Manager, Transportation Planning & Traffic Engineering, Khatib & Alami

Akin Adamson, Director – Middle East Region, Transport Research Laboratory

Akin Adamson is TRL’s Regional Director for the Middle East. He has extensive advisory and research experience across multiple industries including transportation, ICT and energy. Previously, he was a Global Head of Consulting at Nokia Siemens Networks and a Director at Telstra in Australia. He began his consulting career at A.T. Kearney in the UK and Australia, focusing on the transportation and automotive sectors. Akin began his research career at London Business School in the Energy Sector and has lectured at both LBS and LSE. He is originally from the UK but is now based in Doha, Qatar with his family. He was educated at The London School of Economics, London Business School and the University of Michigan, USA.

HOW TO ENTER:Please submit your nomination form

to [email protected] to enter. Deadlines for submission will be

Thursday, 24 August 2017


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