AET Transport & Mobility Forum - FREE Webinar
AET Transport and Mobility Forum invite you to the webinar:
Using scenarios in Norwegian cities to address uncertainty and help achieve sustainable mobility
FREE Webinar: Thursday, 1 February 2024 11.00-12.00 CET / 10.00-11.00 UTC
We proudly announce Eivind Jamholt Baera from Norconsult as the winner of the ETC Goudappel award for best paper in the Planning for Sustainable Land Use and Transport stream.
Together with his colleague Linda Alfheim and co-authors Glenn Lyons and Charlene Rohr from Mott MacDonald, they wrote the winning paper: "Using scenarios to address uncertainty and help achieve sustainable mobility: the case of small and medium-sized Norwegian cities".
The authors will present their work in next week’s Transport and Mobility Forum webinar.
Cities face uncertain future settings – so how to invest for the best in terms of mobility? The authors have a strong commitment to using foresight and scenarios as part of strategic planning - as a way to manage uncertainty associated with the future. The paper describes the process of developing a set of four possible divergent futures that can be used to help develop robust policies and plans for improving mobility in Norway's small and medium-sized cities. Developing scenarios for 2050 has helped them think and collaboratively engage with uncertainty and consider how they can support planning. The study intends to accomplish a major step forward within the transportation planning field in Norway – helping to close the gap between theory and practice related to scenario planning and transport planning.The FREE webinar is organised by the AET Transport and Mobility Forum and will be hosted on the Zoom platform. This webinar is co-hosted by Goudappel and will be moderated by Marc Stemerding from Goudappel. For further registration details, please go to AET Transport and Mobility Forum and follow the link to register for the webinar.
Speakers' Bios
 | Eivind Jamholt Baera works as a Senior Advisor and Business Developer within transport and mobility in Norconsult (Norway). He has worked on all levels and phases of planning – ranging from strategic transportation planning (including major infrastructure schemes), feasibility studies, mobility planning on a regional/local level, as well as detailed traffic modelling. |
 | Linda Alfheim works as a Group Manager and a specialist in transport modelling in Norconsult (Norway). She has for more than twenty years worked with strategic transport planning and has long looked for better ways of handling uncertainty related to future mobility. |
 | Professor Glenn Lyons is Mott MacDonald’s Professor of Future Mobility at the University of the West of England (UWE). Glenn has pioneered the "decide and provide" paradigm, has introduced the concept of Triple Access Planning and is widely recognized for his expertise and experience in how to address uncertainty in strategic planning, part of vision-led approaches to shaping the future. |
 | Charlene Rohr works as Technical Principal in Mott MacDonald (England). Her expertise lies in the cross-section between understanding travel behaviour, transport policy, transport models and future methodology/scenario planning - with a view to exploring future transport challenges and developing robust political solutions. |
 | AET Transport and Mobility ForumThe AET Transport and Mobility Forum promotes active engagement of AET members and member-groups with each other and with other like-minded transport organisations through supporting and hosting a range of activities including online webinars, seminars and discussions on a wide range of transport and transport related topics of interest. We welcome new members and new ideas about transport and how we talk about transport. |
