Modelling and assessing the role of air transport in an integrated, intermodal transport system

Resultado final

This deliverable will detail the structure of the database providing as well the complete information on the data sources their relationships to each other and all the data management techniques applied

Definition of use cases

This deliverable describes the identified use cases, the relevance across the different scenarios identified in WP3, and details the parameters to be analysed in the quantitative and qualitative assessment of Tasks 5.2 and 5.3.

Interface to modal choice model: methodology

This deliverable will describe the methodology designed to translate the output of the modal choice model into individual passenger itineraries. The methodology will be outlined starting from high-level ideas all the way to the implementation details, providing justifications of the design choices where needed. The deliverable will also provide the results of the data standardisation activities.

Mobility models description

This deliverable will provide the architecture description of the passenger mobility model Mercury and the flightcentric network model RNEST an overview of their functionalities and implementation details

Demand and supply scenarios and performance indicators

This report presents the results of Tasks 33 and 34 ie the demand and supply scenarios the related passenger archetypes as well as the connectivity and performance indicators

Report on overall final project results

This deliverable provides a consolidation and assessment of the overall projects results including the synthesis of expert views on future air transport with airrail complementarity aspects at horizon 2030 as well as a set of policy recommendations and implications resulting from the Modus project results

Modal choice analysis and expert assessment

This report presents the results of Tasks 3.1 and 3.2, i.e. a synthesis of interviews of Industry Board members and other experts, the identification of drivers and the modal choice analysis.

Final dissemination report

Creation of the Modus final dissemination report at the end of the project which presents the key results of the project and summarises the most important recommendations This includes the final Modus brochure highlighting the key results of the project as well as recommendations for the different target groups

Publicaciones

Key Performance Indicators

Autores: A. Cook
Publicado en: Agency Research Team (ART) workshop on passenger-centred mobility, 2021
Editor: EUROCONTROL

Greener airports operations Flying, the multimodal way! i

Autores: A. Paul
Publicado en: SESAR JU E-Workshop, 2020
Editor: SESAR Joint Undertaking

Future multimodal mobility scenarios within Europe

Autores: A. Paul, U. Schmalz, I. Laplace, A. Cook, T. Bolic, E. Zareian, V. Perez, N. Pilon
Publicado en: Transport Research Arena, 2022
Editor: Transport Research Arena

Modus: Modelling and Assessing the Role of Air Transport in an Integrated, Intermodal System

Autores: A. Paul
Publicado en: SESAR Innovation Days 2021, 2021
Editor: SESAR Joint Undertaking

Quantification Model for Local Itineraries in Urban and Peri-Urban Areas Using Open Data

Autores: I. Correas, A. Correas, E. Gregori
Publicado en: ETC 2022, 2022
Editor: ETC

What could future air-rail multimodal mobility look like? Insights from the Modus project

Autores: A. Paul
Publicado en: TRAN - POLDEP B Workshop, 2022
Editor: European Commission

Connected mobility system

Autores: A. Paul
Publicado en: Symposium Sustainable Aviation, 2022
Editor: Bauhaus Luftfhrt

Developing Multimodal, Air-Rail Scenarios for Europe (Modus project)

Autores: A. Paul, U. Schmalz, I. Laplace, A. Cook, T. Bolic, V. Perez, N. Pilon
Publicado en: Air Transport Research Society World Conference, 2022
Editor: Air Transport Research Society World Conference

Modus project update and expert survey

Autores: A. Paul
Publicado en: Workshop ACARE Working Group 1, 2021
Editor: Modus project

Substitution path between air and rail in Europe: a measure of demand drivers

Autores: P. Arich, T. Bolic, I. Laplace, N. Lenoir, S. Parenty, A. Paul, C. Roucolle
Publicado en: Air Transport Research Society World Conference, 2022
Editor: ATRS

What could future air-rail multimodal mobility look like? Insights from the Modus project

Autores: N. Pilon
Publicado en: Passenger Terminal Expo 2022, 2022
Editor: Passenger Terminal Expo

Modus Scenarios for the Future of Multimodal Transport: Horizon 2040

Autores: V. Perez
Publicado en: World Passenger Festival, 2022
Editor: World Passenger Festival

Passenger travel behaviour in a future multimodal system – Insights from the Modus project

Autores: A. Paul
Publicado en: UIC Customer Experience Management Platform (CEMP) Workshop, 2021
Editor: UIC Customer Experience Management Platform (CEMP) Workshop

Substitution path between air and rail in Europe: a measure of demand drivers

Autores: P. Arich, T. Bolic, I. Laplace, N. Lenoir, S. Parenty, A. Paul, C. Roucolle
Publicado en: World Congress on Rail Research, 2022
Editor: WCRR

How the ATM Scientific Community can support the Multimodal Transportation System Effectiveness

Autores: A. Paul
Publicado en: Agency Research Team (ART) workshop on passenger-centred mobility, 2021
Editor: EUROCONTROL

Modus: Modelling and Assessing the Role of Air Transport in an Integrated, Intermodal System,

Autores: A. Paul
Publicado en: SESAR Innovation Days, 2020
Editor: SESAR Joint Undertaking

Air and rail competition in Europe: measures of substitution paths

Autores: P. Arich, I. Laplace, S. Parenty, C. Roucolle, A. Paul, T. Bolic
Publicado en: INAIR 2022, 2022
Editor: INAIR

Challenges of multimodal door-to-door mobility modelling

Autores: L. Delgado, A. Cook, E. Zareian, T. Bolic, E. Gregori, A. Paul
Publicado en: SESAR Innovation Days 2022, 2022
Editor: SESAR Joint Undertaking

Analytical Models for CO2 Emissions and Travel Time for Short-to-Medium-Haul Flights Considering Available Seats

Autores: Adeline Montlaur, Luis Delgado, César Trapote-Barreira
Publicado en: Sustainability - The Future of Sustainable Mobility Air Transport Systems: Challenges and Approaches, Edición 13(18), 2021, Página(s) 10401, ISSN 2071-1050
Editor: MDPI Open Access Publishing
DOI: 10.3390/su131810401

Future Technologies and Trends – Assessing Drivers of Change

Autores: U. Schmalz
Publicado en: ILA Berlin 2022, 2022
Editor: Bauhaus Luftfahrt

Resultado final

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