The Role of City Logistics in Pursuing the Goals of Agenda 2030

Russo, Francesco; Comi, Antonio

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-37111-0_24

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“…In accordance with the 11th Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) of Agenda 2030 (Sustainable Cities and Communities [35,36]), AI is not only useful in the transport operational phase but can support the development and monitoring of SUMP. The aim of this AI is to obtain a global vision of the city in terms of effective and sustainable mobility, understanding urban mobility phenomena, accessing data coming from scattered sources that are automatically collected and integrated, elaborating the big data to predict the impact resulting from applied or planned measures, and translate the impact of measures into mobility, health, and life quality indicators [11,[26][27][28]37,38].…”

Section: Ai For Sustainable Urban Mobility Planningmentioning

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Mobility Control Centre and Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Urban Districts

Cirianni,

Comi,

Quattrone

2023

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The application of artificial intelligence (AI) to dynamic mobility management can support the achievement of efficiency and sustainability goals. AI can help to model alternative mobility system scenarios in real time (by processing big data from heterogeneous sources in a very short time) and to identify network and service configurations by comparing phenomena in similar contexts, as well as support the implementation of measures for managing demand that achieve sustainable goals. In this paper, an in-depth analysis of scenarios, with an IT (Information Technology) framework based on emerging technologies and AI to support sustainable and cooperative digital mobility, is provided. Therefore, the definition of the functional architecture of an AI-based mobility control centre is defined, and the process that has been implemented in a medium-large city is presented.

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Section: Ai For Sustainable Urban Mobility Planningmentioning

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Mobility Control Centre and Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Urban Districts

Cirianni,

Comi,

Quattrone

2023

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“…Freight movements in cities often put considerable strain on urban transport infrastructure and impose high social costs. Cities are now on their way to become more sustainable and liveable [1]. Planners, researchers, and authorities are providing initiatives and policies to achieve these main goals [2][3][4].…”

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“…So, the focus has to be on optimising the process of transport and logistic activities related to goods movements to increase environmental, economic, and social sustainability. To achieve sustainability and liveability for city users, the authorities are implementing some measures for urban freight transport [1] based on the following main strategies:…”

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A Focus on Railway Shift in Urban Freight Transport: Scenarios and Applications

Comi,

Hriekova

2024

Future Transportation

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This research germinates from the statement that cities need to solve the impacts caused by freight transport to improve their sustainability by implementing a set of city logistic measures. Urban freight distribution through environmentally friendly vehicle measures is one of the main sustainable actions being implemented worldwide, with a significant potential to reduce the congestion and pollution levels according to the assessment performed around the world. In this context, this paper aims to explore the use of railways for urban freight transport and then focuses on the potential of shifting from a road to railway system, which uses an advanced demand modelling framework specified and calibrated according to the results of surveys carried out in the study area. Subsequently, the potential benefits of introducing this urban freight transport through the metro system in Rome (Italy) are investigated, showing significant positive effects, both in terms of operational and external costs.

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Managing last-mile urban freight transport through emerging information and communication technologies: a systemic literature review

Comi,

Hriekova

2024

Transportation Research Procedia

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The Role of City Logistics in Pursuing the Goals of Agenda 2030

Cited by 8 publications

References 17 publications

Mobility Control Centre and Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Urban Districts

Mobility Control Centre and Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Urban Districts

A Focus on Railway Shift in Urban Freight Transport: Scenarios and Applications

Managing last-mile urban freight transport through emerging information and communication technologies: a systemic literature review

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