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FTA 2018 is a two day event taking place at The Square Business Center in Brussels exploring new challenges of policymaking and future-oriented frames and methods to respond to them. The objective of a hands-on session at the FTA 2018 in the strand “Experience & Explore” is to present the methodology of story mapping as a tool for strategic processes involving multiple stakeholders and exemplify through the story map that has been created within the project Mobility4EU. Participants of the hands-on session can discover the methodology of story mapping as one component for foresight and future-oriented approaches and they will be engaged in actively applying this method to the development process of the action plan for transport and mobility in 2030, thus, actively shape this roadmap towards a future European transport system.

FTA 2018 is a two day event taking place at The Square Business Center in Brussels exploring new challenges of policymaking and future-oriented frames and methods to respond to them. During the second day of the conference Imre Keseru from Vrije Universiteit Brussel will present how the Multi-Actor Multi-Criteria Analysis (MAMCA) was used to assess the preferences of stakeholder groups across the whole transport and mobility spectrum for the MOBILITY4EU project. While in previous applications of MAMCA, the scenarios were defined by the decision maker, this research proposes the combination of the intuitive logics scenario technique and the normative narrative method with MAMCA to appraise the preferences of fourteen stakeholder groups towards future scenarios for mobility in Europe by 2030 emphasizing the participative nature of the scenario building.

MOBILITY4EU partners are glad to invite you to join the Transport Research Arena 2018 session entitled ‘Mobility Planning’, chaired by Maria-Cristina Marolda from European Commission. Imre Keseru, Thierry Coosemans, Elisavet Gagatsi and Cathy Macharis will present the “User-centric vision for mobility in 2030: Participatory evaluation of scenarios by the multi-actor multi-criteria analysis (MAMCA)” and introduce the MOBILITY4EU poster contents.

Representatives from all modes of transport and all ETPs are welcome to come and help us define the next steps for a real intermodal and user-centred transport system. You are cordially invited to the TRA 2018 session entitled ‘Modal Synergies for Future Mobility’, supported by the EU projects Mobility4EU and SETRIS, and taking place on Tuesday 17 April between 15:15 and 16:45 in Schubert 5+6.

The SEAHORSE Conference on ‘Maritime Safety and Human Factors’ is organised as part of the EU Project ‘SEAHORSE’. The SEAHORSE Project is a leap forward towards shipping safety achieved through technology transfer from air transport to marine transport focusing on Human Factors in an innovative, integrated and multidisciplinary manner. SEAHORSE Conference will take place in a Brand New Conference Facility (Technology and Innovation Centre) at Strathclyde University, Glasgow, United Kingdom between 21-23 September 2016.