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Technology Shaping Cities - The Future of Urban Mobility

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When Growth becomes Unsustainable

“Arachnids in the UK” - S11 Episode 4


Global megatrends shaping our lives


Cities of the Future

Siemens has participated in a decade of collaborative studies, partnering with a diverse range of Cities across the world• 40+ Cities and growing• Including London, Seoul, San Francisco, Phoenix, New Bedford MA, Buenos Aires, Mexico City, Adelaide, Shenzhen and …

The studies model likely responses to more people, more congestion, more travel delays, more traffic-related air pollution and more transport-related costsConclusions include• Mobility infrastructure is the key determinant of liveability, sustainability and productivity• Technology based mobility infrastructure is the key enabler for future competitiveness – City 4.0


The Future of Urban Mobility is…

• Autonomous• Connected• Electric• Ideally Shared• Multi-modal• Customer centric

Walking Personal Bike Trams and Trains Bike Sharing Long-DistanceBus

Personal Car Taxi Car Sharing Shuttle Bus Ferry

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Key Enabler - Mobility as a Service (MaaS)

Open Modular Mobility Operating System

The Customer Experience – via Apps and Mobility Services

Intelligent Infrastructure





Mobility as a Service (MaaS)

• End to End Journey planning, booking, ticketing and payment• Regardless of mode or combination of modes

• Unified Ticketing and billing• Options, recommendations• Connected, informed and updated• Coordinated

• Mode transfers• Disruption mitigation• Time and Energy Optimisation


Open Modular Operating System example – MindSphere

15 partners accredited - Over 40 further partner candidates are under evaluation


The Technology of Urban Mobility- Creating Opportunities

Autonomous (Driver-less) Operation – Road, Rail and Tram• Higher capacity, less congestion • Improved Safety• Demand Responsive services• Turn Up and Go services• Coordinated mode transfers

Improved user experience• Dependability and Convenience• Information and Options

Energy Management• Efficient use• Load prediction and balancing• Improved availability

Digitalization and Big Data• Advanced analytics and AI• Demand analysis and capacity planning• Fault prediction, diagnosis and repair


Connectivity and intelligent infrastructure- Enabler for greater reliability through predictive maintenance

Data collection Advanceddata analytics

Validatedaction proposal

Railigent Connect (Mindsphere based)

Data Services Rail Support Center

Securedata

transfer

Detection and prediction of failures

Analysis by experts

Cross-project experience

Advanced data analytics and machine learning expertise

Deep domain, customer and engineeringknow how

Actionimplementation

Internal or External Maintainer

1 2 3 4

Optimization of Spare-Parts usage

Action performed by field-service experts

Selection of techniques in use• Neural networks• Deep learning• Unsupervised learning techniques• Clustering algorithms• Anomaly detection• Principal component analysis• Graph analytics• Picture analytics


Global Agenda

Germany - Digital Railway strategy • Entire 33,000km network to be equipped with ERTMS• Intelligent Infrastructure upgrades

UK - Digital Railway strategy• Including ERTMS Level 2 with Automatic Train Operation e.g. Thameslink• Advanced Traffic Management Systems, Connected Driver Advice etc• Intelligent Infrastructure upgrades

Singapore – SMART Mobility Strategy• An integrated approach to Intelligent Transportation Systems

Australia - Smart Cities Plan


Implications for Urban Infrastructure

System Engineering for City 4.0All infrastructure has to be Intelligent or at least data enabled• E.g the Digital RailwayOpen Modular Operating System• Someone has to provide the platform and ensure

interoperabilityCommunications Infrastructure• Availability is critical• Cyber Security must be part of its DNA

Energy Management• Distribution and control• EV charging pointsStandards and ApprovalsUrban Planning• Land use and re-use• Nudge and push


Welcome to City 4.0


Contact Details

For further information please contact:

Charles Page – Head of Business Development & Strategy

Siemens Mobility Limited

[email protected]

Urban Mobility Research Paper

https://w3.siemens.com/topics/global/en/intelligent-infrastructure/pages/future-urban-mobility.aspx

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