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Dr. Tomas Zelinka
Abstract
Intelligent Transport Systems solutions
typically require selectable level of telecommunications services quality with
usually widely spread area coverage. ITS Telecommunications service parameters
were re-defined as performance indicators which are tightly linked with the ITS
service performance quantification. Wireless data services with reasonable
coverage are offered by public wireless mobile services providers, however,
mostly no relevant service performance indicators are guaranteed. ITS
requirements can be, however, cost-effectively resolved in case the different
public and private services are effectively combined. Such solution requires
implementation of the flexible system architecture supported by the efficient
decision processes. Additionally “Car to Infrastructure” and “Car to Car”
communication interconnected with the vehicle on board data network based on
the CAN (Controlled Area Network) bus significantly increase potential of the
intruders attacks so that the integration of the relevant
telecommunications security treatment has been understood as one of critical
topics of the ITS telecommunications solution, as well.
Brief Biography
Professor
of Informatics at the Czech Technical University (CTU) in Prague, PhD in
Experimental Physics at the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, Master
degree in Cybernetics and Computer Sciences at the Czech Technical University
in Prague,
Employment:
2005
-
Czech Technical University in Prague
Lectures
- basic and advanced lectures in area of communications sciences, specific
telecommunication solutions for the Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS),
telecommunications services management etc.,
R&D
- theoretical background of the specific telecommunications solutions dedicated
for the ITS, Electronic Fee Collection (EFC) acting as well as the national
representative in ISI/CEN, ETC systems Value Added Services (VAS), vehicle On
Board Units architecture, ITS and its security requirements etc.
1993
– 2005
Communications business
New
products R&D, business development for products like VSAT data services or
IP based (VoIP) alternative solution for the global voice communications
networking designed for countries of the CEEMEA region, working with EuroTel /
Nextel / Global One (i.e. Sprint Int., France Telecom, Deutsche Telekom) etc.,
And
simultaneously acting as the external teacher and mentor at the Faculty of
transport sciences of the CTU in Prague
1976
– 1993
Geophysical Institute of the Czechoslovak Academy of
Sciences
Experimental
laboratory and observatory methods in geophysics, studies of the variations and
drift of the Earth magnetic field, data communication solutions within
international geomagnetic observatory system (INTERMAG),
Computer
modeling of magnetic material structures with on-line laboratory
identification, laboratory study of the magnetic properties of rocks,
1972
– 1976
Industrial R&D
Automatic
control systems for the technological processes – CNC (Computer Numerical
Control),
Data
communications and computer based control in the heavy technological processes,
Published
above 120 scientific papers, monographs, books and University textbooks in
physics, informatics, ITS, transport telematics and telecommunications.
Eng. Robert H'obbes' Zakon
Abstract
The Internet has enabled an unprecedented
evolution in telematics and information systems, and in turn a global
revolution in the use of technology and digital citizenry. Although many see the technologies that have
driven this revolution as inventions of the past 1 to 2 decades, quite a few
had their genesis before the Internet became mainstream. In exploring the
history of the Internet, we see how it has facilitated innovations across all
areas of technology and social life, and with a little imagination are perhaps
able to get a glimpse of what is to come.
Brief Biography
Robert H'obbes' Zakon
is a renaissance technologist who enjoys being an entrepreneur, developer,
instructor, strategist, integrator, mentor, and Internet evangelist. He
currently serves as co-founder and CTO of a technology consulting and
development firm, where he innovates custom Internet-based technology solutions
and advises corporations, non-profits and governments on technology,
information, and security architectures and infrastructures. Robert is a
former Principal Engineer with the MITRE Corporation (a US-based think-tank),
CTO of an Internet consumer portal and application service provider, and
Director of a university research lab. He began authoring Hobbes'
Internet Timeline in the early 1990s, and has been cited in thousands of books,
magazines, television shows, and other media. Robert is also a Senior
Member of the IEEE, and holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from Case
Western Reserve University in Computer Engineering and Science with
concentrations in Philosophy and Psychology. His interests are diverse and can
be explored at www.Zakon.org where his vitae is available.
Dr. Reinhard Pfliegl
Abstract
There are a lot
of communalities between America and Europe on how the problems of the transportation system
up to 2050 should be tackled. Both sides have developed strategies and Action
Plans to address these issues. Technologies and Systems emerged in the last 20
years are becoming mature to significantly contribute to a safe, integrated and
sustainable transportation system in these areas. The presentation will address
the major trends in telematics applications with a specific view to organize a
seamless, safe and comfortable mobility for passenger and goods in the future.
Brief BiographyEducation
1975 - 1977 University of Vienna (Postgraduate Studies – Secondary
Education for Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics) – degree of Mag. rer. nat.
1974 - 1980 Technical University Vienna, Institute of Experimental Physics (Postgraduate
Studies) – degree of Dr. techn. (1978)
1964 - 1972 Technical University Vienna (Physical
Engineering) – degree of Dipl. Ing.
Employment
2011 to now Chair ITS
World Congress October 2012 in Vienna
General responsibility for Congress Program,
Demonstration Program
International Relations
2005 to 2010 Managing
Director AustriaTech, Ltd.
Development and implementation
of numerous projects in transport, logistics and information technologies
(e-logistics).
·
Development and Co-Founder of SMART RIVER
Coalition USA-Europe
·
Co-Organiser of SMART RIVER
Conferences 2005 (Pittsburg), 2006 (Brussels), 2007 (Luisville), 2009 Vienna)
·
Development of the Austrian
Masterplan for Telematics Application in Transport
·
Member of AWB 20-Committee for
Inland Waterway/Transport Research Board USA
·
Board of Governors for
EEE-ITS-Society
·
2005 to 2009– Project Manager of
FP6-2004-IST-4 integrated project COOPERS (co-operative networks for road
safety)
·
2005 to 2008 – International
Project Management of the Euroregional Project CONNECT (Co-ordination and
stimulation of innovative ITS activities in Central and Eastern European
countries)
·
2005 -2006 Development of
EASYWAY
2002 to 2010 Secretary of INA/PIANC
(International Navigation Association) section Austria.
2001 to 2008 Chairman of Scientific Council
of ARSENAL RESEARCH, Vienna.
2001 to present Member of OVN Scientific Council
(Austrian Association for Navigation).
2000 to 2004 Head
of Technology Department, Österreichische Wasserstraßen-Gesellschaft mbH – via
donau (formerly: Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbH. für Telematik und
Donauschifffahrt – via donau), Vienna:
Development and implementation
of numerous projects in transport, logistics and information technologies
(e-logistics).
·
2001 to 2004 – Project Manager
ALSO DANUBE (within European Framework Program
5 for Research, Technological Development & Demonstration).
·
2001 to 2004 - Project Manager
GALILEO (Survey of engineering and transport services for inland navigation).
·
2000 to 2005 - development and
management of DoRIS (Danube River
Information Services) – the European Standard.
1999 to present Member of Committee for Engineering
Standards 220
(Telematics) of Austrian Institute for Standards.
1995 to present Evaluator in several European
technological programs
(Transport, Telematics, Extended Enterprises, etc.).
1995 to present Contract Partner and Project
Manager in numerous European projects within Framework Programs 4 and 5 for
Research,
Technological Development & Demonstration (Transport, Telematics) and ICS
(Transport & Logistics).
1980 – 2000 Employment
with ALCATEL AUSTRIA (till
1987 ITT AUSTRIA)
Development of Telecommunication
systems for voice and data, high speed data networks, mobile communications
networks, development of GPS applications , development of applications for
transport, traffic and logistics. 1980 to present University
Lecturer, Diploma and Internship Tutor for different Technical and Business Schools and Universities.
Telecommunication systems, satellite navigation systems, Telematics
applications for transport, Intelligent transport systems (ITS)
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