Event
Everyone in any way connected with transport is invited to register for the 39th (Virtual) Southern African Transport Conference (SATC 2021). It will be of particular interest to: municipal and provincial employees, policy and decision-makers, academics, researchers, students and professionals active in the planning, construction, manufacturing, logistics, operation and safety of passenger and freight transport, road traffic, rail, ports,maritime and aviation. End-users will also find the conference of interest.
Synoptic Programme
| Date | Session No | Event |
|---|---|---|
| Monday, 5 July | Opening Session | |
| 1A | Infrastructure | |
| 1B | Urban and Public Transport | |
| 1C | Aviation | |
| 1D | Maritime | |
| 1E | Treasury Workshop - Public Transport and Spatial Transformation | |
| Tuesday, 6 July | 2A | Infrastructure |
| 2B | Urban and Public Transport | |
| 2C | Rural Development/ Capacity Building | |
| 2D | Freight and Logistics | |
| 2E | Traffic Management, Safety and Security | |
| Wednesday, 7 July | 3A | 8th China-Africa Transport Co-operation Forum |
| 3B | PPP Workshop | |
| 3C | Integrated Public Transport Networks | |
| 3D | Climate Change Workshop | |
| 3E | Road Safety Engineering Workshop and Traffic Engineering | |
| 3F | Impact of Covid-19 on Women and Small Business |
Award Ceremony
The following awards for papers presented at the conference will be announced on Monday 5 July (12h30 – 13h00):
Delegates registered for any of the three days of the conference are invited to attend our virtual Award Ceremony on 5 July (Day 1) from 12h30 till 13h00. We request that you indicate your attendance during the registration process by selecting the appropriate option – this attendance comes at no additional cost to delegates registered for any of the 3 conference days.
Exhibition
An exhibition – a showcase for all related industries – will run concurrently with the conference from Monday to Wednesday. Organisations wishing to exhibit are requested to contact the Conference Secretariat. Registered delegates are encouraged to visit the exhibition booths at any time during the day and engage with our valued sponsors and exhibitors. There will be options to browse the virtual stands, schedule virtual meetings with exhibitors, have ad-hoc meetings and much more.
Promotional Opportunities
Organizations interested in Promotional Opportunities should contact the Conference Secretariat.
Conference Documentation
Delegates registered for any of the conference sessions and workshops will receive the following documentation:
Networking Lounge
Delegates registered for any of the conference sessions are encouraged to visit our virtual networking lounges throughout the event duration. This is a great place to catch up with your industry counter parts, make new connections and have open and free discussions regarding your industry.
Student Essay competition
The Organising Committee has instituted an essay competition open to all registered students (undergraduate as well as postgraduate) at tertiary institutions. The competition is held within the institutions (the Organising Committee has already been in contact with the institutions) and each institution will select its two winners.
Students need to prepare a five-page essay on “Sustainable Transportation Through Enabling Partnerships". This relates to the theme of SATC this year. Final selections will be done by each institution, and the winning essays submitted to the SATC Secretariat (satc.conference@gmail.com) by 10 May 2021.
The two top authors from each institution and their lecturer will be supported to attend SATC 2021.
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Registration And Payment
1. Registration – Opening 3 May 2021
Registration is per day. This three-day virtual conference consists of an opening session, plenary and parallel sessions, including Workshops.
The conference sessions (1A – 1E, 2A – 2E and 3A - 3F) take place from 08h30 to 13h00 and delegates are welcome to move between the sessions. Please do ensure that you attend an entire session for CPD point allocation purposes (Where relevant)
Registrations are done via the SATC website: www.satc.org.za
3. Confirmation
Once your registration is complete and payment received you will receive an email confirming your registration. Therefore, please ensure that your correct e-mail address (and other contact details) is given on the registration form. You will receive an email with relevant log in details closer to the event date.
4. Cancellation
Notification of cancellation received, in writing, prior to or on Friday, 2 July 2021 will be subject to a 25% handling fee and processed after the conference. Delegates may be substituted at any stage. No refunds will be made on cancellations received after 2 July 2021.
2. Fees And Payment Registration fees are payable in advance by:
Direct deposits may be made into the following bank account and proof of payment sent to the SATC Secretariat (email: satc.conference@gmail.com). Please use the pro forma invoice number as reference so that the payment can be identified, and the correct delegate(s) credited:
Upon completion of your registration, you will be have the option to be directed to the secure Payfast (payment gateway) site to facilitate a card payment for the immediate settlement of your delegate registration fees. Payment can be made in all major currencies via this platform with billings being converted to ZAR (South African Rand).
The late registration fee will apply for all payments received after 10 June 2021.
A South African ID number is required for all South African Residents
If you register as a STUDENT, you are required to provide your student number.
PRESENTERS will attend at no cost on the day of their presentation. Presenters will be registered by the Conference Secretariat for the day of presentation. For attendance on other days, please register via the website.
Listen to the Key Speakers
Hon. Fikile April Mbalula
Minister of Transport
Hon. Fikile April Mbalula
MINISTER OF TRANSPORTPLENARY SPEAKERS
All delegates will be directed to the main stage for each plenary address
Mr Zolani Matthews
Prasa
Monday
Mr Zolani Matthews
PRASAZolani Kgosietsile Matthews, is the Group CEO of the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) and he is responsible to lead, direct and manage the turnaround strategy of the organisation which is to provide safe, reliable, affordable and clean passenger rail and bus service. Mr. Matthews is a seasoned professional, with a robust understanding of International and Domestic Business Strategy and an ability to operate in complex, dynamic and agile organisations. His professional track record bears witness to his focus on corporate governance, transparency, and value-based organisations. Mr. Matthews is an accomplished Harvard University Masters graduate with over 30 years of experience, he holds directorships on several listed companies where he devotes his exceptional strategic skills and his ability to provide oversight in large and small business organisations.
Mr Nico McLachlan
Organisation Development Africa (ODA)
TUESDAY
Mr Nico McLachlan
ORGANISATION DEVELOPMENT AFRICA (ODA)Nico McLachlan is the Managing Director of Organisation Development Africa (ODA). The company specialises in the application of strategy and change management process in the urban mobility sector. Nico holds graduate and post graduate qualifications in political science, public management and organisational studies. He is the former independent chair and CEO of the Cape Town unicity commission and former chair of the CODATU scientific committee. Nico is a member of the advisory board of the University of Cape Town (UCT), Centre of Transport Studies. In his career, spanning more than 30 years, he has acted as Taxi Industry Transition Advisor on the Cape Town MyCiTi Phase 1 BRT project, the N2 Express BRT project and the Rea Vaya Phase 1B BRT project in Johannesburg. In 2017-18, he was appointed Country Manager for Kenya and Rwanda on the World Bank SSATP urban mobility program. Over the period 2017-19, Nico acted as Project Manager on the City of Cape Town Minibus Taxi Transport Operating Company (TOC) pilot project. The aim of this project was to improve the minibus taxi business model and to lay the foundation for the professionalisation of the minibus taxi industry. Over the period 2019/20 he also undertook the development of the second-generation public transport contract model for the city of Kigali. Nico currently acts as Senior Technical Advisor preparing the paratransit sector in the city of Kampala for participation in the planned scheduled bus and BRT systems. Nico is a contributing author to the publication Paratransit in African Cities, edited by Roger Behrens, Dorothy McCormick and David Mfinangaand acts as guest lecturer on the UCT Centre of Transport Studies Master programme specialising in the topics of paratransit, operations and regulatory reform
Prof Fred Wegman
Delft University of Technology, Netherlands
TUESDAY
Prof Fred Wegman
DELFT UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, NETHERLANDSProf. Fred Wegman, Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands. After his education as a civil engineer at TU Delft, Fred joined the City of Amsterdam as a transportation engineer. After that he started his career at the SWOV Institute for Road Safety Research. Initially as a researcher, research manager, research director and the last fourteen years as a managing director. He combined that position with a full professor and chair Traffic Safety at Delft University. He is emeritus professor since 2014. Fred is one of the founders of the Safe System approach in road safety. Fred served in many activities of international organization and he is still acting as chairman of the International Traffic Safety Data and Analysis Group. He worked in road safety and carried out training programmes in 25 countries worldwide. He was a Thinker in Residence in South Australia. Fred is one of the founders of Delft Road Safety Courses. He was awarded a Royal Order by the King of the Netherlands: Officer of the Order of Orange-Nassau.
Ms Susanna Zammataro
International Road Federation (IRF) – Director General, Switzerland
WEDNESDAY
Ms Susanna Zammataro
INTERNATIONAL ROAD FEDERATION (IRF) – DIRECTOR GENERAL, SWITZERLANDIn her capacity as Director General of the International Road Federation (IRF) in Geneva, Switzerland, Susanna Zammataro is responsible for developing and implementing strategic plans for the organization. Established in 1948, IRF is a membership-based organisation, representing leading corporate and institutional players drawn from the road and mobility sectors worldwide. Its mission is to promote the development of roads and road networks that enable access and sustainable mobility for all (www.irfnet.ch). Recently named as one of the 40 Most Remarkable Women in Transport by TUMI, she is the in-house expert on sustainability and responsible for the eponym programs and activities run by the IRF. These include the Greenhouse Gas Calculator for road infrastructure (CHANGER) and the Green Public Procurement Initiative and Innovative Practices for Greener Roads. Member of the UNECE Climate Change Expert Group on Adaptation she is also part of the UNCTAD group of experts on transport climate resilience and adaptation. Susanna is un untiring advocate for road safety. She is a member of the Advisory Board of the FIA High Level Panel on Road Safety and serving since 2012 as the Co-Chairperson of the “Safer Roads and Mobility” Pillar of the United Nations Road Safety Collaboration Group (UNRSC), a global multi-stakeholder partnership whose aim is to facilitate international cooperation and to strengthen global and regional coordination. Susanna has been involved since its inception in the Sustainable Mobility for All (SuM4All) an initiative led by the World Bank and bringing together 55 top stakeholders from the transport sector. She serves currently as a Steering Committee Member and is one of the experts supporting SuM4All workstreams on data sharing, on gender and on LMICs in-country pilots. She has represented the Federation at high-level meetings all over the world. She is regularly invited to speak on a variety of topics at international fora and conferences.
Ms Heidi Bartis
South African Breweries – BU SA Director Communities
WEDNESDAY
Ms Heidi Bartis
South African BREWERIES – BU SA DIRECTOR COMMUNITIESHeidi Bartis’s career as a Leader spans across five industries working in food and beverages (alcohol), private and public health care and private and public education industries, with 12 years’ experience in the alcohol industry. She is skilled in Corporate Communications Strategy, Issues and Reputation Management, Stakeholder Relations and Societal Impact. Heidi obtained a Masters Degree in Strategic Communication, Executive Education includes the Africa Directors Programme from the University of Stellenbosch Business School, and a Post Graduate Diploma in Management Practices from Henley International Business School. She has occupied senior management roles at Mediclinic Southern Africa, the Distell Group and the Western Cape Health Department. Currently, she occupies the role as BU SA Director: Communities at the South African Breweries, a proud family member of ABInBev. The focus of the Communities portfolio is on the reduction of harmful alcohol consumption aligned with the company’s Smart Drinking Beliefs and Global Smart Drinking Goals to ensure community transformation. Specific focus includes road safety aimed at curbing drinking and driving as well as UNITAR road safety training opportunities for key government road safety stakeholders in South Africa.
Schedule Details Event Schedules
Delegates Log In
Take some time to become familiarwith the platform and offerings. Feel free to visit the Exhibition Booths while you wait for the programme to start
Introduction @ Prof James Maina,Conference Chairman
Welcome @ Mr Philip Hendricks, Chairman, ATC Board
Opening Address @ Hon Fikile Mbalula,Minister of Transport
Plenary Address @ Mr Zolani Matthews, PRASA, CEO
Comfort Break
Analytical Techniques to Quantify Modifiers in Bitumen for the South African Asphalt Pavement Industry
@ A Makhari Anton Paar SA, N Hawes and G Mturi, CSIR Smart Mobility and V Ojijo, CSIR Nanomaterials Industry Development Facility
Labaoratory Evaluation of Alternative Cost-Effective Pavement Materials
@ M Smit Anton Paar SA, N Hawes and G Mturi, CSIR Smart Mobility and V Ojijo, CSIR Nanomaterials Industry Development Facility
Comfort Break
Maintaince and Repair Spending Realities: What Can Be Done? @ K Wall,University of Pretoria
Reforming the Namibian Road User Charging System Towards a Susstainable Funding
@ HN Petrus and S Krygsman, Stellenbosch University
Creating an Integrated Provincial Road Asset Management System (RAMS) Using Open Source Technology
@ PM Du Plessis and A Breytenbach, CSIR Smart Places, I Sallie, V De Franca and M Kemp, CSIR Smart Mobility, S Russell and S Redelinghuys, SMEC
Award Ceremony
An Evidnce Based Analysis of Orthogonal and Efficient Experimental Designs for Transportation Stated Preference Surveys @ G Hayes, University of Pretoria
Travel Behaviour and Attitudes of Young Pepole in the Johannesburg Metropolitan Area, South Africa
@ GJ Heyns and R Luke, University of Johannesburg
The Challenge of SOCIO-Economic Data for the Western Cape Travel and Land USE Model
@ F Contieros ,Bentley Systems Inc. Germany and WG Allen,Bentley Systems Inc. USA
Comfort Break
The Need For a Provincial Land USE and Travel Forecasting Model
@ WG Allen,Bentley Systems Inc. USA and D Martheze, Western Cape Department of Transport and Public Works
Western Cape Land USE Model Overview
@ P Donoso,L Gutiérrez and F Saavedra, Universidad de Chile, Chile and F Contiero, Bentley Systems Inc. Germany
An Innovative Travel Model System for Western Cape
@ WG Allen,Bentley Systems Inc. USA and F Contiero, Bentley Systems Inc. Germany
Award Ceremony
Sustainable Aviation: Global Trends, Drivers And Activities In “Green” Aviation Technologies @ K Naidoo, CSIR Aeronautics Systems
Taking Off: Understanding The Sustainable Aviation Biofuel Potential In Sub-Saharan Africa; A System Analysis Investigation Into The Current And Future Potential For Sustainable Biofuel Feedstock Production In The Sub-Saharan Africa Region
T Bole Rentel, Worldwide Fund for Nature South Africa (WWF-SA), G Fisher, S Tramberend and H vanVelthuizen, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA), Austria
Marginal Climate And Air Quality Costs Of Aviation Emissions @ C Grobler
Comfort Break
Integrating Drones Into Business Processes Of Corporates, Government Departments And Municipalities @ S Twala
Safe Drone Operations @ A Meredith
Aerodrome Functions, Challenges And Opportunities Within The North West Aviation System
J A Moolman, Zutari and A Baikgaki, North West Department of Community Safety and Transport Management
Award Ceremony
The Impact Of Port Performance And Trade: The Case Of Selected African States @ C Mlambo
Not The Only Sheriff In Town: A Comparison Of Regional Port Best Practices @ A Pike, Bowmans
The Use Of Drones In Ports @ S Smith-Godfrey, CSIR Smart Mobility
Comfort Break
Blue Oceans Economy And Transport Sector. A Symbiotic Relationship Between Tourism And Transport Sector (Analysis And Opportunities) @ K Khumalo, Mzansi SCUBA Diving
Partners In Building A Maritime Nation @ T Taoana-Mashiloane, South African Maritime Safety Authority
Fostering A Partnership Mindset: Governance And Education @ ME Manuel, World Maritime University, Sweden
Award Ceremony
Progress On The Implementation Of Spatial Transformation Agenda In Treasury’s Cities Support Programme Ii @ M Matolong, National Treasury Cities Support Programme
Causal Loop Diagrams For Spatial Transformation In South African Cities @ F Aswiimwe, CSIR
Public Investment Corporation Approach To Investing For Transformation – Pic
Comfort Break
Notable Trends In Office Vacancy Rates In South African Cities @ N Gopal, South African Property Owners Association
Spatial Transformation Through Inclusion Of The Township Economy @ K Harrison, National Treasury Cities Support Programme
Management Of Informal Settlements Upgrades For Sustainable Mobility @ - S Maqetuka, National Treasury Cities Support Programme
Management Of Informal Settlements Upgrades For Sustainable Mobility @ S Maqetuka, National Treasury Cities Support Programme
Registration
Plenary Address @ Mr Nico Mclachlan; Organisation Development Africa (ODA)
Plenary Breaks Up Into Parallel Sessions
The Orapa Emulsion-Treated Kalahari Sand Experiment : Performance Over 30 Years And Derived Material And Pavement Designs @ F Netterberg, MI Pinard, InfraAfrica and KJR Motswagole, KJR Motswagole
Comfort Break
Digital Video Assessment (Dva) As Catalyst For Skill Transfer In The Road- And Airport Visual Condition Survey Environment In Rsa
@ E Horak, A Cromhout and T Du Toit, JG Afrika, D Van der Merwe, ScienceWare and J Maina, University of Pretoria
A Comparative Evaluation Of The Structural Capacity Of Cracked And Uncracked Flexible Pavements Using Mechanistic Empirical Methods Based On Deflection Measurements By The Falling Weight Deflectometre (Fwd) And A Traffic Speed Deflectometre Device (Tsdd) @ HJ Visser and SR Tetley, VNA Consulting
Application Of Drones And Image Processing For Bridge Inspections In South Africa
@ L Kemp, MP Roux and M Kemp, CSIR Smart Mobility and R Kock, Premier Mapping Africa
Comfort Break
Plenary Address @ Prof Fred Wegman; Delft University of Technology
Risk-Based Lifecycle Analysis For Road Structures. The Benefit Of An Improved Risk-Based Funding Allocation Method For Maintenance And Rehabilitation Of Road Structures Under Budget Constraints
@ CG Papadouris,J Gerber, CJ Von Holdt and HJ Niehaus, Zutari (Pty) Ltd
Determination Of A Functional Index For Bridges @ SN Ndungane, CSIR Built Environment
The Journey Towards Autonomous Full Spectrum Pavement Condition Data Acquisition And Evaluation In South Africa: A Road Less Travelled @ T Moolla and S Tetley, ARRB Systems Africa
Representing Public Transport Services In A Regional Travel Model
WG Allen, Bentley Systems Inc. USA and F Contiero, Bentley Systems Inc. Germany
Network Accessibility Study To Evaluate The Extent Of Public Transport Coverage In Harare Metropolitan Area @ NT Zhuwaki and J Coetzee, GoMetro SA Pty Ltd
Comfort Break
Decarbonising Passenger Transport: Brt Options, Infrastructure, And Collaborative Priorities
@ LS Mapamba and N Pisa, University of Johannesburg
Segmenting The Brt Market In Unequal Societies: Lessons For South Africa From Literature
@ NJW van Zyl, N Cheure, G Hayes and C Venter, University of Pretoria
A Case Study Of Matatu Cashless Fare Collection Initiatives In Nairobi
@ AT Aruho and R Behrens, University of Cape Town, W Mitullah and A Kamau, University of Nairobi, Kenya
Comfort Break
Plenary Address @ Prof Fred Wegman; Delft University of Technology
Measuring How Long Passengers Wait To Depart In Minibus Taxis @ OH Mokwena, North-West University
Modelling The Impact Of Priority Infrastructure On The Performance Of Minibus-Taxi Services In Southern Africa @ LR de Beer and CJ Venter, University of Pretoria
Session details to follow shortly
Planning And Elasticity Parameters For Train Use – Learning From The Deterioration Of Prasa Metrorail @ P Onderwater, Hatch Africa
The Task Of Restoring Train Services In Priority Corridors Amid Unprecedented Level Of Theft And Vandalism @ F Marutla, PRASA
Comfort Break
Comparing Dynamic Road Wear Of A Performance- Based Standards And Baseline Vehicle
@ AJ Steenkamp, CSIR Smart Mobility, CC de Saxe, CSIR Smart Mobility and University of the Witwatersrand, F Kienhöfer, University of the Witwatersrand and L Kemp, CSIR Smart Mobility
A Case For High Capacity Coal Trucks To Reduce Costs And Emissions At Eskom
@ CC de Saxe, CSIR Smart Mobility and University of the Witwatersrand, J van Eeden, University of Stellenbosch, A Steenkamp, SCIR Smart Mobility, O Mokone, University of Stellenbosch
Operating Costs: Pbs Vs Conventional Heavy Vehicles In South Africa
@ AJ Steenkamp, K Venter, C de Saxe and L Kemp, CSIR Smart Mobility
Comfort Break
Plenary Address @ Prof Fred Wegman; Delft University of Technology
Classification Of Trucks Using Camera Data @ O Mokone, University of the Witwatersrand and CC de Saxe, CSIR Smart Mobility
Stability Control Of Articulated Vehicles Using Brake-Based Torque Vectoring
@ JB Catterick, TR Botha and PS Els - University of Pretoria
Analysis Of The Relationship Between Air Transport And Economic Growth In Sub-Saharan Africa
@ C Chakamera and N Pisa, University of Johannesburg
Influence Of Road Geometric And Traffic Features On Road Safety @ R Ambunda and M Sinclair, University of Stellenbosch
The Impact Of Road Shoulders On Urban Freeways: A Case Study In Durban, South Africa @ S Mkulisi and M Sinclair, University of Stellenbosch
Comfort Break
The Development Of Road Safety Assessment Screening Procedures For The City Of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality
@ A Sarjoo, , City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality and D Allopi, Durban University of Technology
The Utility Of The Irap Star Rating System In Assessing – And Potentially Changing - The Safety Level Of Rural Road Intersections @ C Cavanagh and M Sinclair, University of Stellenbosch
The Use Of Fifth Generation Networks (5g) To Improve Road Safety In South Africa: A Comparative Study
@ ML Kwange,PL Binda and K Muronga, CSIR Smart Mobility
Comfort Break
Plenary Address @ Prof Fred Wegman; Delft University of Technology
Investigations And Proposals For Investigatory Level Requirements For Skid Resistance Of South Africa’s Roads @ K Naidoo, N Zungu and T Lewis, ARRB Systems SA
The Effectiveness Of Speed Humps As Traffic Calming For Accident Reduction @ L Monyatsi, eThekwini Municipality
The Implementation Of The Holistically Integrated Multidisciplinary Scientific Management Model (Himsmm) For 2030 @ SB Mohlala, Analogy Consulting Experts
Registration
Plenary Address @ Ms Susanna Zammataro; International Road Federation
Plenary Breaks Up Into Parallel Sessions
Report Of The Joint Research Center (Jrc) On Smart Transport And Sustainable Infrastructure Between Sa And China
@ Y Wang, SACTCC (South Africa-China Transport Co-operation Center) and Invited key officer from the Department of Science and Innovation (DSI) and the Department of Transport (DoT)
Online Training And Digital Education With A Case Study Between South Africa, Africa And China
@ J Grundling, SETEA(Science, Engineering & Technology and Education Association between Southern Africa and China)
Comfort Break
Current Status Of Intelligent Transport Development In Beijing And Whole China
Invited Chinese embassy to South Africa/or China Intelligent Transport Society, Headquarters located in Beijing
Africa’s Transport Development In Mozambique And Co-Operation With China Under The Belt And Road Initiative(Bri) @ Invited Mozambique’s embassy to South Africa
Framework On The National Standards Of The Full Scale And 1/3 Scale Mlss In China
@ C Wu, Guangdong Hualu Transport Technology Co, Ltd, C Zhuang and Y Wang, International Society of the Mobile Load Simulator(ISMLS)
Applying The Full Scale Mobile Load Simulator(Mls) To Test On Expressways In Jiangsu Province(Eastern China) And 1/3 Scale Mls In Guangxi Autonomous Region (Southwestern China)
@ C Wu, Jiangsu Transport Institute
Comfort Break
Plenary Address @ Ms Heidi Bartis; South African BREWERIES
Using 1/3 Scale Accelerated Pavement Testing Tool To Load On Qingchuan Rock Asphalt In Shandong, China @ C Zhuang, Y Ye, Shandong Jiaotong University
Research And Innovation On Full Scale And 1/3 Scale Apt Tools In Southeast University @ X Gu, Southeast University
Research And Innovation On Full Scale And 1/3 Scale Apt Tools In Chang’an University @ J Zhang, Chang’an University
India’s Transport Infrastructure Investment In African Ppp Projects S Choudhary, Export Import Bank of India
How Successful Road And Rail Ppps Were Rolled Out In South Africa From A National Perspective @ L Dimitrov, DBSA
Comfort Break
Transport Ppp’s Opportunities In West Africa/Nigeria @ S Ibrahim, PwC, Nigeria
Rail Ppp’s Opportunities In South Africa @ J Holley, Traxtion
Rollout Of Transport Ppp Opportunities In The Democratic Republic Of Congo
@ C Lukusa, Momentum Attorneys & Advisors
Comfort Break
Plenary Address @ Ms Heidi Bartis; South African Breweries
Public Private Partnerships In Urban Transport And How To Approach Them @ P Neves, World Bank
Public Private Partnerships In Roads And How To Approach Them @ P Neves, World Bank
To be confirmed
A Cost Effective Public Transport Management System For Go! Durban
@ A Aucamp,Urban Traffic Control eThekwini Transport Authority, S Govender, eThekwini Municipality, M van Tonder, Zutari, J Winstanley, Online Systems CC and C Morgan, Netstar
Cape Town Urban Development Index A Rubric For Urban Transformation
@ LA Stolworthy, City of Cape Town, C Krogscheepers, ITS Global and C Rabe, PDG
Comfort Break
Location Analysis Of Private Schools: A Move Towards Data-Driven Insight
@ BA Coetzer,SC Krygsman and T de Jong, Stellenbosch University
Digitisation Of The Regulated Minibus Taxi Network: A Case For Gauteng Province
@ S Mhlanga and K Muronga, CSIR Smart Mobility, M Ndamase, Gauteng Dept of Roads and Transport
To be confirmed
Comfort Break
Plenary Address @ Ms Heidi Bartis; South African Breweries
The Social Perception And Holistic Assessment Of Bus Rapid Transit In Soweto
@ MJWA Vanderschuren and L Molefe, University of Cape Town
Progress With The Implementation Of Iptns In South African Cities @ Department of Transport
Questions To Cities And The Department Of Transport On The Iptn Implementation Progress
Welcome And Introduction @ B Verhaeghe, CSIR Smart Mobility
An Overview Of Climate Change In South Africa @ F Engelbrecht
Comfort Break
Recap Climate Adaptation Projects
Lessons Learned By The Infrastructure And Climate Network (Icnet) >@ JS Daniel
Climate Adaptation For South African Transport Infrastructure
@ R Mokoena, CSIR Smart Mobility
Comfort Break
Plenary Address @ Ms Heidi Bartis; South African Breweries
National Climate Change Response Policy @ S Mbanjwa, DEFF
A Municipal Approach To Climate Change Mitigation
Resolutions: Towards The Climate Resilience Of South African Transport Infrastructure
@ B Verhaeghe, CSIR BE
Unpacking The Technical And Perception Barriers To Electric Vehicle Uptake In South Africa
@ BK Manu and SC Krygsman, Stellenbosch University
Modelling Drivers Aberrant Responsiveness To Yellow Interval: Case Study Of Durban Signalized Intersections @ J Oyaroa, S Bulose and J Ben-Edigbe, University of KwaZulu-Natal
Comfort Break
Small-City Traffic Management Using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (Uavs
@ R Ebrahim, MM Bruwer and SJ Andersen, Stellenbosch University
Measuring The Impact Of Roadworks On Traffic Progression Using Floating Car Data
@ MM Bruwer and SJ Andersen, Stellenbosch University, W Merrick, Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality
Introduction To Essf Seminar/Workshop - Hazardous Location Identification And Improvement In Context @ D Adams
Comfort Break
Plenary Address @ Ms Heidi Bartis; South African Breweries
Beyond Hazardous Location Identification – Safety Performance Evaluation State Of Practice @ G Schermers,SWOV
Roadside Design – The Safe System Paradigm @ C Krogscheepers, ITS
Road Restraint System – State Of Practice @ M Sematlane and L Roodt
Traffic Conflict Techniques – State Of Practice @ C Milligan, MicroTraffic, Canada
To be Confirmed
Reflection On Covid And Increasing Partnerships @ R Moosajee, The barefoot facilitator
Comfort Break
The Impact Of Covid-19 On Informal And Formal Cross Border-Trade On Female Traders
@ L Sommer, United Nations Economic Commission for Africa