
Transportation and Mobility Technology Futures
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Emerging transport technologies, such as autonomous vehicles, ITS, and V2X, along with new trends relating to how we use transport services, will shape our daily mobility, and related industries will flourish. This book discusses the recent trends in technology development for mobility and deals with important related issues such as technology acceptance and related policies. Recognizing the importance of the topic, the book provides a comprehensive review of emerging technology developments and their prospects. It also serves as an analytical framework for assessing their impacts and discusses related issues such as people's reactions and legal frameworks that may be required.
This book is written primarily for transport professionals in government or consulting, but it is also appropriate for academic use, or for anyone with an interest in transportation and cities.
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Devon Farmer is a transportation planning researcher and consultant from Vancouver Island, Canada. Devon has a wide breadth of knowledge of transportation planning from a variety of projects from around the world, including how transportation technologies can be used to improve mobility and make cities thrive. Devon has experience working on transportation projects in Canada, the USA, Korea, Bangladesh, Nepal, Lao PDR, and Belize. He is particularly interested in how transportation networks can be improved with good planning and the use of technology. Devon holds a Master's degree from Simon Fraser University (SFU) in Vancouver, Canada.
Prof. Hyun Kim is a Professor at the Korea National University of Transportation (KNUT) and he is currently the director of the Transportation & ICT Convergence Research Center, located in Seoul, Korea. Professor Kim's research focuses on technology, ITS, autonomous vehicles, AI, and big data and its interaction with mobility. Professor Kim holds a Ph.D. in Transportation Mobility Engineering from the University of Yamanashi, Japan.
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