Day 2 – Tuesday, 12 November 2024 - AT (Arabian Time, GMT+03:00)
- Mobility strategy adheres to early stage of master planning task
- How does it impact the mobility and commuting of people within cities?
- Zeina Nazer - Co-Founder, Cities Forum
- Examining the progress made in empowering women in the mobility sector, particularly in Saudi Arabia, and highlighting key milestones and achievements
- Discussing the challenges and barriers that women continue to face in accessing and participating in the mobility sector, and exploring strategies to address these issues
- Exploring the potential of technology and innovation to create more inclusive and equitable mobility solutions for women
- Examining the economic and social benefits of empowering women in the mobility sector and the broader implications for sustainable development
- Razan Al-Ajmmi - Founder of Saudi Skydive Agency, Co-founder of ThirdEye Agency
- The impact of automated pathway analysis on managing and developing infrastructure, illustrating Fugro’s global expertise
- Cost savings and operational benefits through automated road traffic data collection. Fugro’s ARAN technology vs traditional methods
- Case Study: How Fugro’s automated pavement analysis has impacted and supported city of San Diego funding and maintenance needs?
- Ross Kravtsov - Business Development Manager, Fugro Roadware
- Short SWARCO introduction
- SWARCO ECO-LINE Solutions – Sustainable Road Marking Systems
- Environmental Benefits of MMA Coldplastic materials
- Aspects of Sustainability of Road Marking Systems
- A Parking Challenge: A Hidden Cost
- Parking’s Impact on Urban Dynamics
- The Future of Parking: A Strategic Partnership
- Haifa Raddaoui - Sales Specialist, Makani Parking Co.
- Loops replacement
- Real-rime traffic data collection
- Multi-sensor fusion
- V2I communication ready
- Trutnev Mikhail - Senior Region Manager - Middle East and CIS, s.m.s, smart microwave sensors GmbH
- Improved reliability
- Enhancing mobility
- Environmental benefits
- Phillip Walsh - Director Business Development, Yunex Traffic
- Leveraging the output of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning algorithms processing data from connected vehicles, is reshaping our approach to mobility and infrastructure planning and operation
- Access to unique data sets, that was not possible to collect, process, and analyze until recently, through Compass’ Road intelligence platform, provides valuable insights to a wide range of stakeholders across the entire mobility spectrum
- Given the dynamic and constantly evolving nature of mobility, utilization of connected vehicles’ data provides an undoubted advantage to stakeholders in order to tackle current, as well as future mobility challenges
- Alexandros Kotsas - Senior Transportation Engineer, SALFO & Associates SA
- Imagine a transportation network that prioritizes both safety and sustainability. What specific technologies and design elements can be implemented to achieve this vision?
- Safety, efficiency, and sustainability through advanced technology - How can the Kingdom's infrastructure development encompass not just cars, but also pedestrians, cyclists, and alternative transportation options, fostering a more inclusive and accessible network?
- A key to unlocking a future-proof transportation network for Saudi Arabia - With rapid technological advancements, how can infrastructure projects be designed to be adaptable and handle unforeseen disruptions in transportation technology?
- Mohammed AbdulJawad - Advisor Project Management & Stakeholders Engagement, PMI-KSA
- Ali Othman Melibari - Project Management Consultant, Chairman of Transportation Planning and Traffic Safety Chapter of Saudi Society for Urban Sciences
- Samah Bakhsh - Transportation Consultant, Confidential
- Maarten Maas - Area Manager, Opis A.G. Schaffhausen Company/ Binzafrah Contracting Co.
The session will highlight the exciting world of intermobility in Saudi Arabia's transport sector. It will explore how project management practices can be adapted to seamlessly integrate different modes of transportation, creating a more user-friendly and efficient network. This will also highlight key strategies like establishing a unified ticketing system, utilizing a central data platform, and fostering collaboration through cross-functional teams. By aligning these efforts with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030, the session aims to unlock a future of sustainable and interconnected transportation for the Kingdom.
- Vincenzo Bloise - General Manager, Almaviva
- How to tailor the development and introduction of EV and smart mobility solutions to meet the specific needs and preferences of the Saudi Arabian market, considering factors like climate, infrastructure gaps, and consumer behaviour?
- What kind of partnerships between government, academia, and international EV companies can be established to create a testing hub in Saudi Arabia that fosters innovation and attracts investment?
- The Business Case for Autonomy – A Local Context: What are the primary drivers for implementation of EVs and Avs in the Kingdom? What strategies can be implemented to both incentivise new EV and smart mobility companies while ensuring the long-term economic initiative?
- While charging infrastructure is crucial, what other aspects of smart mobility infrastructure need to be considered for a successful EV ecosystem in Saudi Arabia (e.g., data management, traffic management systems)?
- Joseph Salem - Senior Partner & Head of Transport & Logistics, Arthur D. Little MENA
- Rusty Russell - Executive Director - Mobility, Red Sea Global
- James Luxbacher - Chief Business Development Officer, SIXT KSA
- Nasser Alsaeed - Senior Manager - Mobility Business Development, Remat Al-Riyadh Development Company
- Vincenzo Bloise - General Manager, Almaviva
- Rapid Expansion of Road Network - Balancing traffic flow with pedestrian safety
- Challenges and Opportunities - Driver behavior change and public awareness campaigns
- Saudi Vision 2030 - Encouraging walking and cycling for a sustainable and livable country
- Mohammed Abdulkarim Alanazi - Director - Bridges & Tunnels Operations & Maintenance Department, Riyadh Municipality
- Considering the country’s Vision 2030 goals, what specific technological advancements and policy changes are needed to achieve a significant reduction in carbon emissions? How can we ensure these advancements are implemented equitably and sustainably?
- Can you provide specific examples of innovative projects that exemplify this approach (Green Hydrogen project by NEOM, on the Red Sea coast)?
- A well-integrated transportation system is crucial for a thriving economy. How can the country effectively integrate various transportation modes - roads, railways, public transport - to create a seamless and user-friendly experience for both citizens and businesses?
- While hydrogen and electric vehicles are gaining traction, there are concerns about their accessibility and the infrastructure needed to support them. How can Saudi Arabia address these concerns and ensure a smooth transition towards a more sustainable transportation future for all citizens?
- Experience with Launching Hydrogen Bus in 2020
- Mustafa AlHakeem - Energy & Power Expert, Confidential
- Hani Mohammed AlSaigh - Vice President of Supply Chain and Contract Management, Tahakom
- Alexi Chomyszyn - Head of Sustainability and Standards, ActiveScore/ModeScore
- Mohammed Almusawa - CEO, ASX E-Mobility (A Subsidiary of AlSharif Group Holding)
- Gary B. Flom - President & CEO, Board Member, Sustainable Mobility, EV & FCEV Ecosystem Expert, Petromin
In today’s rapidly evolving urban landscape, the demand for smarter, safer, and more efficient traffic management has never been higher. Traditional centralized data processing models struggle to meet these demands, particularly as cities move toward more extensive camera networks and increasingly complex traffic use cases. In this talk, we explore how cutting-edge AI and computer vision algorithms can deliver multipurpose traffic sensing solutions that address diverse challenges—from speed monitoring and congestion analysis to accident detection and pedestrian safety.
At the heart of this innovation is edge computing, which allows us to process data directly at the camera level, minimizing latency and maximizing scalability. By deploying intelligent algorithms on edge devices, traffic managers will be able to support mass-scale camera deployments that are not only cost-effective but also adaptive and resilient. Join us as we delve into the transformative potential of edge-based AI in traffic sensing, and why it holds the key to the future of urban mobility solutions worldwide.
- Sohaib Khan, Ph.D. - CEO, Hazen.ai