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SUMMARY:8th NYUAD Transportation Symposium
DESCRIPTION:The main theme of the 8th NYUAD Transportation Symposium is Transportation and AI: Opportunities and Challenges. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to revolutionize the transportation industry\, by increasing efficiency and accessibility\, but it also presents several challenges that need to be addressed\, including safety and ethical constraints. The 8th NYUAD Transportation Symposium\, held at 19 Washington Square in New York City\, will be a forum for the exchange of ideas among scholars who are active in these areas of research.
URL:https://c2smart.engineering.nyu.edu/event/8th-nyuad-transportation-symposium/
LOCATION:19 Washington Square North\, 19 Washington Square North\, NY\, NY
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SUMMARY:Seminar: Klaus Bogenberger/C2SMARTER Research Exchange
DESCRIPTION:The MobilityCoin is a new currency for paying for all your daily trips within a metropolitan area. At the beginning of each year\, the MobilityCoin Agency allocates a specific number of coins to each person. The price of a trip depends on the mode\, traffic state\, occupancy\, and trip length or dura@on. If you make a trip with a vehicle or public transport you pay a dynamic price with MobilityCoins. The use of environmentally friendly modes like biking or walking is incentivized by earning MobilityCoins. All users are allowed to buy and sell MobilityCoins in the MobilityCoin Market\, which is regulated by the MobilityCoin Agency. It controls the market volume and price limits\, it limits the number of coins a person can buy or sell and defines a transaction fee. The MobilityCoin system is an all-in-one approach\, uniting different traffic management measures – it simultaneously optimizes supply and demand of the transportation system to accomplish environmental\, social\, and economic objectives\, e.g.\, emission reduction\, livability of urban space\, public participation\, and infrastructure funding. The system influences infrastructure supply\, mobility tool ownership\, and mode choice. It is open to all types of technology\, enables the fair financing of new infrastructure\, and provides an adjustable\, market-based and reliable pricing mechanism for mobility in limited urban space. The MobilityCoin system creates a transparent decision-making process and gradually re-allocates mobility space by enabling public participation. It also accounts for social acceptance and fairness by allocating a mobility budget to each person according to their mobility needs rather than their income or wealth.
URL:https://c2smart.engineering.nyu.edu/event/seminar-klaus-bogenberger-c2smarter-research-exchange/
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