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Diversification in Urban Transportation Systems and Beyond: Integrating People and Goods for the Future of Mobility

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Diversification in Urban Transportation Systems and Beyond: Integrating People and Goods for the Future of Mobility
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Year
2021
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Antonio Bucchiarone
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Journal
Vol. 22
Pages: 2008-2012
ISSN: 1524-9050
Publisher: IEEE
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Authenticus ID: P-00T-SPW
Abstract (EN): The increasing growing need for optimization of transportation in a sustainable and green environment is fundamental for the future of mobility. Companies, governments, and non-governmental institutions are trying to find new ways to contribute to this challenge. The main goal of this Special Issue was to integrate the most recent advances in transportation that connect the hybrid point of view. In particular, key contributions integrate several interesting topics related to earning algorithms for the integration of passengers and goods, gamification techniques, semantic data, blockchain, and edge computing. Other topics in urban mobility, railway, and highways were considered, and hot topics on shared autonomous vehicles (SAVs) brought huge value. It is revealed that connected and autonomous vehicle technology and services for the mobility of people and goods in mixed-mode environments can improve efficiency, safety, and cleanliness.
Language: English
Type (Professor's evaluation): Scientific
No. of pages: 5
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