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Pathway to ETIS

Pathway to ETIS. Ming Chen. A long path to ETIS. 1997 and before Regular concertation meetings with Member States, experts invited First state of the art in Third Framework Research Programme Various attempts to build European databases: ECIS, European Centre for Infrastructure Studies

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Pathway to ETIS

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  1. Pathway to ETIS Ming Chen

  2. A long path to ETIS • 1997 and before • Regular concertation meetings with Member States, experts invited • First state of the art in Third Framework Research Programme • Various attempts to build European databases: • ECIS, European Centre for Infrastructure Studies • EST, Environmentally Sustainable Transport (OECD) • TERM, Transport and Environment Reporting Mechanism (EEA)

  3. INFOSTAT study, ETIS introduced • From 1997 INFOSTAT project, an expert concertation to fix the concepts of an European information system • Attempts to build databases in that time: • EMMA (maritime motorways) • Certain Freight flows (aggregated time-series) • INFREDAT (methodology for collecting intermodal freight transport data) • Development of intermodal transport statistics (EUROSTAT) • MYSTIC (shippers surveys data) • Scenes (input/output related transport flows)

  4. Why ETIS • Each study own database • Consistency not achieved • > results not comparable • Resources spent not effectively • Need for instrument to answer policy requests • European dimension of transport

  5. ETIS TRANS-TOOLS Data, Models, Assumptions and Comparability of results Base year data (regions, commodities, etc) Scenarios Other assumptions Models (parameters, type of model) Results

  6. 1998 – 2001; preparatory investigations • 1998 CONCERTO, a Member States concertation • 1999 (pilot) information system, ATIS, applied to the Alpine area • 2000 demonstration of the feasibility of ATIS: test on Mont Blanc tunnel, effects of closure Gothard tunnel • 2001 ALP-NET concertation related to traffic problems in the Alps • 2001 THINK-UP concertation network for understanding mobility predictions

  7. 2002, ETIS pilot starts • From 2002 up to 2005 development of the pilot for ETIS European Transport policy Information System (ETIS-BASE, ETIS-LINK, ETIS-AGENT) • The result of a wide concertation between experts, Member States, Commission, their support has been crucial

  8. Context of the models and projects

  9. Context of the models and projects - history

  10. Context of the models and projects - ongoing

  11. The relationship to EUROSTAT • ETIS does not replace EUROSTAT but builds on its work • There was a close cooperation between ETIS project partners and EUROSTAT • The objectives of building an ETIS like tool were not realisable within EUROSTAT • ETIS includes data not included in the EUTOSTAT data sets (more data from national data providers, or data from other data providers)

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