Mission Statement
The aim of our research and teaching is to make a significant contribution to the development of an integrated system of transport, space, environment and society that ensures essential mobility for people and goods in a sustainable way.
As institute we:
- work respectfully in multi-disciplinary teams;
- create an open atmosphere that supports creativity and allows out-of-the-box thinking;
- promote the professional development of our staff;
- make decisions in a transparent and participatory way.
News
Winter seminar for the transport research institutes
Members of the Institute for Transport once again took part in the winter seminar of German-speaking transport research institutes, this time in Bad Gastein. The focus was on the exchange of expertise between doctoral students and professors and on the improvement of discipline-specific English repectively German language skills for non-native speakers. We also tested our applied transport skills during active winter mobility on skis, snowboards, snowshoes and while hiking.
The mobility of the future has long since begun
In the ULTIMOB project, some innovative mobility solutions were realized in four years on the topics of integrated mobility, on-demand transport, multimodal nodes, ride sharing and luggage services in tourism. In summary, the results can be viewed in the video.
Projekt SmartHubs: Smart Mobility Hubs as Game Changers in Transport
Duration: 5/2021 - 4/2024
Children's University at the BOKU 2023
Two workshops were offered by the Institute of Transportation!
Kick-Off AI-CENTIVE
On June 26, 2023, the public AI-CENTIVE kick-off event took place, bringing together the project partners and experts from the AI and mobility industry to present the current developments of the project, its goals and next steps. In AI-CENTIVE, AI-based predictive models are used to anticipate mobility needs and optimize incentives for sustainable mobility based on these needs. More information about the project and the kickoff can be found on the AI-CENTIVE website.
Project for a socially fair transformation to climate neutrality
In November 2021, the partners WIFO, TU Wien, e-think and BOKU launched the ACRP-funded research project Transfair-AT.
Fostering enhanced ecotourism planning along the Eurovelo cycle route network in the Danube region
Another step to strengthen education and research exchange network
The latest newsletter of the Endowed Chair for Digitization and Automation in Transport and Mobility Systems (short DAVeMoS) has been published now..
Stay up-to-date and visit the project homepage. Enjoy reading our newsletter!
A new technical guidance product released by the WHO European Regional Office
on “Moving around during the COVID-19 outbreak”
Management and Administration
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