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Visions for the future of mobility

Visions for the future of mobility. Marko Jivcovici Elisabeth Korak Bettina Veigl. Passenger traffic…. Actual situation 6,09 millions of motor vehicles were admitted to traffic in 2010 72,9% of these were passenger cars This means a (nearly) 50% increase since 1990

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Visions for the future of mobility

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  1. Visions for the future of mobility Marko Jivcovici Elisabeth Korak Bettina Veigl

  2. Passenger traffic… • Actual situation • 6,09 millions of motor vehicles were admitted to traffic in 2010 • 72,9% of these were passenger cars • This means a (nearly) 50% increase since 1990 • 2,45 millions of the passenger cars were operated with diesel engines in the year 2010

  3. Passenger traffic… • Influencing factors • Development of the economy: GDP-growth or GDP decrease? • Changes in the society: Population increase or decrease? • Development of the traffic policy, environmental policy and infrastructure • Technology and innovations • Changes in the working situation

  4. Passenger traffic… • Influencing factors • Future „way of life“ • Future „values“ • Mobilty services and future offer of different means of traffic

  5. Passenger traffic… • „Breaking-the-trend-factors“ • Verylonglastingeconomic boom • Deepdepressions in theeconomiesof different countries • Wars in oil-producing countries • Oilscarcity • Suddentechnicalinnovations in themobilitysector • New transportinfrastructure • Increasingof extreme (wheater) situations • Terrorism

  6. Passenger traffic – futuremobility… • E-mobility in Austria • Oneofthemostimportantfuturemobilityconcepts • Federal Environment Agency of Austria: undercertainconditions 74% oftheentirecar stock in Austria canconsistofelectricallypoweredvehiclesandplug-in hybrid cars in theyear 2050 • E-mobilityregions: Vorarlberg, Salzburg, Vienna, Eisenstadt and Graz

  7. Passenger traffic – futuremobility… • E-mobility in Austria • Different projects:

  8. Passenger traffic – futuremobility… • Light weight technology in Austria • Also one of the most important future mobility concepts according to the Austrian Institute of Technology • Different components of the cars should be replaced with „lighter“ metals • Would reduce the overall weight and hence reduce the carbon dioxide emissions

  9. Passenger traffic – futuremobility… • Light weight technology in Austria • „MILA Family“ – Magna Steyr: MILA Aerolight • Operated with natural gas (CNG-drive) • Materials from aeronautic sector are used • 700 kg • Produces less than 55g/km of carbon dioxide emissions

  10. Passenger traffic – futuremobility… • Light weight technology in Austria • „MILA Family“ – Magna Steyr: MILA Aerolight

  11. Magnetic Levitation Train EOL Maglev designed by Vanja Valenčak

  12. Magnetic Levitation Train Concept: Magnets on the bottom lift the train, while magnets on the side keep the train on the tracks.

  13. Magnetic Levitation Train

  14. Freight traffic… • Current situation • Change in freight traffic

  15. Future Scenario (main changes)…

  16. Hydrogen Train EOL Maglev designed by Vanja Valenčak Hydrail H2

  17. Hydrogen

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