Multimodality will be a game changer in the future! Traffic modes should no longer be treated as silos but rather handled jointly, as an overall traffic system. Fintraffic and Frequentis experts have written together a White Paper describing their joint vision for multimodal traffic management and control for the year 2030.
The authors believe that in the future, traffic needs to be controlled multimodally on the land, in the air and at sea.
Multimodal traffic management accelerates smart traffic and logistics, as well as creates new jobs, new services, and competitiveness.
A key component for multimodality is to standardize to scale quickly and efficiently. Also, data standardization is an important component for success.
Global megatrends force traffic operators to accelerate development
Traffic emissions must be reduced so that we can reach the ambitious goals set out in the governments’ programs. Urbanization and the ageing of the population also call for new traffic solutions.
Intelligent traffic control and management services, up-to-date real-time traffic information and the competence of the ecosystem involved improve the safety and smoothness of traffic and help reduce emissions.
In the white paper, Fintraffic is showcased as an example of multimodal traffic management.
The authors of the white paper include (in alphabetical order):
- Stefan Galler, Vice President Sales and Business Development, Frequentis USA
- Eduard Gringinger, Principal Data Scientist, Frequentis AG
- Janne Lautanala, Chief Ecosystem and Technology Officer, Fintraffic
- Raine Luntta, Head of Platforms and Architecture, Fintraffic Railway
- Tatu Mikkonen, CTO, Fintraffic Road
- Juho Pitkänen, Development Manager, Fintraffic VTS
- Harri Seppinen, Head of ICT, Fintraffic Road
- Jani Suomela, Head of Technology, Fintraffic ANS
- Christian Weiss, Director Strategic Programs ATM, Frequentis AG
- Dirk Withake, Director Business Unit EAD, Frequentis AG
Read the White Paper: Vision for Multimodal Traffic Management and Control
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The White Paper was published at Frequentis ATM User Experience Conference. This year the conference was held in Finland 8-10 November and organized together with Fintraffic. Tero Ojanperä, Chairman of the board of Fintraffic, on stage.
