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Methodology for collecting intermodal freight transport data
INFREDAT Sujets :
Policies, Safety, Transport
Type de contrat :
Study contracts, assessment contracts
Participants :
PTV CONSULT GMBH DEUTSCHLAND
PTV CONSULT GMBH
Stumpfstrasse 1 76131 DEUTSCHLAND
INSTITUTE OF STUDIES FOR THE INTEGRATION OF SYSTEMS ITALIA
INSTITUTE OF STUDIES FOR THE INTEGRATION OF SYSTEMS
Via Flaminia 21 00196 ITALIA
INSTITUT FÜR SEEVERKEHRSWIRTSCHAFT UND LOGISTIK DEUTSCHLAND
INSTITUT FÜR SEEVERKEHRSWIRTSCHAFT UND LOGISTIK
Universitatsallee GW1 Block A, 28359 DEUTSCHLAND
SYSTEM PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS S.A. HELLAS
SYSTEM PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS S.A.
Kolokotroni Street no. 5 15451 HELLAS
NEA TRANSPORT RESEARCH AND TRAINING NEDERLAND
NEA TRANSPORT RESEARCH AND TRAINING
POBOX 1969 Polakweg 13 2280 DZ NEDERLAND
KESSEL & PARTNER TRANSPORT CONSULTANTS DEUTSCHLAND
KESSEL & PARTNER TRANSPORT CONSULTANTS
Schwimnbadstrasse, 15 79100 DEUTSCHLAND
Sofres France
Sofres
Rue Barbes 16 92120 France
KESSEL & PARTNER TRANSPORT CONSULTANTS Germany
KESSEL & PARTNER TRANSPORT CONSULTANTS
Schwimnbadstrasse, 15 Germany
PTV CONSULT Germany
PTV CONSULT
Stumpfstrasse 1 Germany
MDS TRANSMODAL United Kingdom
MDS TRANSMODAL
Hunters Walk Canal Street, 5-6 CH1 4EB United Kingdom
The INFREDAT project aims at developing a consistent methodology for collecting intermodal freight transport data. The proposed INFREDAT methodology will be achieved by the following major operational objectives: - to identify and to monitor the actual transport (door-to-door) flows of goods in complete chains of different transport modes; - to study the composition of intermodal transport chains concurrently with the development of different logistic services by making the distinction of the so-called logistic families; - to identify market segments for intermodal freight transport considering all different transport modes; - to clearly define the intermodal freight transport data to be collected as well as the methodologies for data collection and processing; - to investigate existing information sources and methodologies and to derive approaches for best practice; - to elaborate a data model for data collection and data processing including rules to avoid double counting; - methodologies for the forecasting/estimation of missing data; - modal split estimations; - to identify appropriate sources of information and new methodologies considering automatic data collection in a most efficient and profitable way to both data providers and data users; - to set-up a mechanism for gathering in a consistent way the basic data on transport chains, with prominence to maritime and/or air stage; - to demonstrate the feasibility of the proposed methodology and to evaluate the results under the three pilot cases; - to evaluate the cost-benefit aspects of the intermodal data base in general and of the data collection methodology proposed; - to design a detailed implementation plan for the realisation of the project methodology on a European level considering aspects of commercial exploitation and further research needs. %
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Three pilot cases: a) the first one deals with cars produced in Spain and transported by rail, road and seagoing vessels to Bavaria. The transport chains, in this case, cross regions where intermodal traffic is dominated by the road hauliers. b) the second deals with the transport of white products ( refrigerators, washing machines,....) from Italy to the United Kingdom. New transport schemes have been developed successfully in the past five years in order to find an alternative to the "all road" scheme. Large household appliances are transported in containers during some steps of the chain. c) the third deals with liaisons between the Netherlands and Poland. It has been selected as it seems essential to include Eastern Europe in the project. Moreover the east-west flows will show a strong development in the next ten years. For all proposed pilot cases, several modes and combinations of modes are used, including sea and air transport. As far as possible, the case studies will take into account the issues dealing with the EC policy activities (e.g. Freight Freeways, TEN, PACT). % MYSTIC, STEMM, INFOSTAT, IQ, EUROSIL, OD-ESTIM, CONCERTO, ASSEMBLING, QUITS, IMPULSE, LOGIQ, REFORM, OSIRIS, WELCOM IMEG, Eurostat actvities COM 97 (243) 'Intermodality and intermodal freight transport in the European Union'
Source :
cordis
Strategic European multi-modal modelling
STEMM Sujets :
Policies, Transport, Safety
Type de contrat :
Cost-sharing contracts
Participants :
BAXTER EADIE LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM
BAXTER EADIE LIMITED
Georges Street Richmond 60 TW9 1HE UNITED KINGDOM
UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS UNITED KINGDOM
UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS
Woodhouse Lane UNITED KINGDOM
UNIVERSITAET KARLSRUHE DEUTSCHLAND
UNIVERSITAET KARLSRUHE
Kaiserstrasse 12 DEUTSCHLAND
THE FOUNDATION FOR SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH AT THE NORWEGIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY NORGE
THE FOUNDATION FOR SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH AT THE NORWEGIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Hoegskoleringen 7E 7034 NORGE
UNIVERSITÉ LOUIS PASTEUR FRANCE
UNIVERSITÉ LOUIS PASTEUR
1032/F Boulevard d'Anvers, 38 67070 FRANCE
UNIVERSITY OF KENT AT CANTERBURY UNITED KINGDOM
UNIVERSITY OF KENT AT CANTERBURY
Keynes College, CT2 7NP UNITED KINGDOM
COHERENCE SPRL BELGIQUE-BELGIË
COHERENCE SPRL
Cour de Cramignon, 2A 1348 BELGIQUE-BELGIË
ECOPLAN WIRTSCHAFTS- UND UMWELTSTUDIEN MÜLLER NEUENSCHWANDER SOMMER SUTER WALTER SCHWEIZ/SUISSE/SVIZZERA
ECOPLAN WIRTSCHAFTS- UND UMWELTSTUDIEN MÜLLER NEUENSCHWANDER SOMMER SUTER WALTER
Monbijoustrasse, 26 3011 SCHWEIZ/SUISSE/SVIZZERA
MKMETRIC GESELLSCHAFT FUER SYSTEMPLANUNG MBH DEUTSCHLAND
MKMETRIC GESELLSCHAFT FUER SYSTEMPLANUNG MBH
Durlacher Allee 49 DEUTSCHLAND
CORK REGIONAL TECHNICAL COLLEGE ÉIRE/IRELAND
CORK REGIONAL TECHNICAL COLLEGE
Bishopstown ÉIRE/IRELAND
TECHNICAL RESEARCH CENTRE OF FINLAND SUOMI/FINLAND
TECHNICAL RESEARCH CENTRE OF FINLAND
PO Box 1901 Sähkömiehentie, 3 02055 SUOMI/FINLAND
INSTITUTE OF TRANSPORT ECONOMICS NORGE
INSTITUTE OF TRANSPORT ECONOMICS
Grensensvingen 7 0602 NORGE
TEMAPLAN AB SVERIGE
TEMAPLAN AB
Sveav,gen 90 11359 SVERIGE
INRO CONSULTANTS INC. CANADA
INRO CONSULTANTS INC.
décarie boulevard, 5160 H3X 2H9 CANADA
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT UK UNITED KINGDOM
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT UK
Marsham Street, 2 SW1P 3EB UNITED KINGDOM
COHERENCE SPRL Belgium
COHERENCE SPRL
Cour de Cramignon, 2A 1348 Belgium
TECHNICATOME France
TECHNICATOME
Centre d'Etudes de Saclay France
MDS TRANSMODAL United Kingdom
MDS TRANSMODAL
Hunters Walk Canal Street, 5-6 CH1 4EB United Kingdom
1. To identify and quantify the factors affecting modal split and route choice for passengers and freight, particularly where intermodal chains are available. 2. To develop methodology for modelling intermodal chains for passenger and freight transport. 3. To apply the developed methodologies to models representing mode and route choice for European networks and particular case studies. 4. To examine barriers to intermodality arising from institutional and regulatory measures. 5. To utilise these models to examine and test policy instruments for increasing the use of intermodal methods of transport. 6. To prepare contributions to seminars at which results obtained from investigations of different types of policy instrument will be considered. % The model is to be developed will aim to explain and stimulate route and mode splits, but also the traffic generation effects of improvements to the network. In addition, work will be done on modelling quantitive aspects reflecting the behaviour of all actors involved in intermodal transport.
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Transalpine Traffic, Channel Tunnel, Scan-Link Corridor, Nordic/North Sea Freight, Walloon Region/Pyrenees; % Evaluation of pricing policy objectives - Task 15. Valuation of transport service qualities - Task 14.
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