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== Links ==
== Links ==

Revision as of 19:17, 10 October 2005

Introduction

This page will contain the results of the scenario planning process of group 6 of class RSM EMBA05 on the following subject:

The Future of Individual Mobility in the EU in 2020

Research Questions

  1. How will technology affect individual mobility in the next 15 years? - Claudio
  2. How and where will people spend their leisure time in 2020? - Cuno
  3. What will be the impact of new technology on time spent in the office? - Eric
  4. What are current plans of the government regarding major infrastructure projects? - Radjes
  5. What will be the impact of oil demand and oil prices on individual mobility? - Radjes
  6. How will an expanded EU with fading borders impact mobility? - Claudio
  7. If one has to choose between food and shelter versus mobility. What will it be? - Cuno
  8. What efforts are taken on a political level to influence mobility? (infrastructure, funding, policies) - Radjes
  9. What is the impact of a change in world trade on mobility? - Radjes
  10. Will urbanization be ruled by the same principles of today? How will architecture change the landscape of office, home and shopping area? And how will that impact mobility? - Claudio
  11. Will increased welfare of the individual create an environment that stimulates individual or group mobility? - Claudio
  12. What would be the impact of the threat of terrorism on infrastructure and control and how would it affect mobility? - Cuno
  13. How will changes in the demographics of the (expanding) EU impact mobility? - Eric
  14. Where would be the most congested areas in 2020 - Radjes
  15. Why would people still find the need to move? - Eric
  16. What influence on mobility will have the strong consolidation in the European industry? - Claudio
  17. What will be the influence of more or less free time have on mobility? - Eric
  18. How will specific taxes influence the mobility of individuals? - Cuno
  19. How would the economical cycles of growth and recession influence the whay we travel? - Radjes
  20. Will decentralisation of political decision making improve the mobility issues in urbanised areas? - Cuno
  21. How will the balance between preservation of the environment be balanced with the increasing need for mobility? - Claudio
  22. What will be the impact of todays pension system on tomorrows wellfare of the elderly? - Cuno
  23. What's the cultural impact on mobility? - Eric
  24. What means of transportation will be used in 2020? - Radjes
  25. How will environmental stress influence mobility? - Eric

Driving Forces


Economic:

Oil price
Emerging economies
Opportunity costs
Inflation and cost of living
Financial structures (eg leasing)
Governmental Incentives



Technological:

Increasing use of broadband internet services with 3G mobile phone
Disruptive Technology: Wireless Local Loop
The Rapid Increase in WiFi Transmission Rates
Increasing Availability of Non-fossile Fuel Technology



Societal:

Globalization and its requirement to travel
Digital Literacy
Aging population
Individualisation-'single person households'


Environmental:

Introduction of greenhouse gases emissions trading
Global Warming



Political:

disincentivation of car utilization in major cities
Investment in infrastructure
Environmental Taxation and Laws

Links

Note to group: please add your links to secondary research here:

Ministerie van Verkeer en Waterstaat: Nota Mobiliteit
National Intelligence Council: International Futures Model, Global Trends 2020 and Global Trends 2015
For a better understanding of the world's oil-depletion problem, see Oil Depletion Analysis Centre
RIVM: Effects of a compact urbanisation scenario on passenger mobility [1]
Speech van de minister van Verkeer en Waterstaat, mevrouw T. Netelenbos, voor de opening van de manifestatie Mobiliteit als Uitdaging in Rotterdam op woensdag 9 juni 1999. [2]
Een scenario studie: Omgevingsscenario's en lange termijn verkenning 1995-2020 die momenteel voor Nederland door het CPB wordt gedaan-Radjes:[3]
'Future of the Car' talk highlights MISTI week - [4]
'The future of mobility' Three debates organised by the Transport Research Group at the Bloomberg Auditorium, London - [5]
'A single European Sky' & 'European Aereonautics: EU Vision 2020' - [6]
'The future of mobility: Nokia showcases latest 3G, multimedia and enterprise innovations at CeBIT 2005' - [7]
'The Future of Mobility' Alliance for Global Suistainability - [8]
'Fuel Cells is the Future of Mobility' - [9]
"Road Pricing" Contribution by Plank Holland - [10]
World Economic Forum - Global Risks Topology [11]
World Economic Forum - Risk Report 2005 [12]
Rics Foundation - 2020 Visions of the Future [13] World Tourism Organisation - Changes in leisure time [14]
CBS - Scenarios for The Netherlands [15]

Other

Both the in class presented and the original messy systems diagrams from the Blackboard group discussion on Friday sept 29, 2005: Media:Systems_Diagram_Future_of_Mobility_Scenario_v0.3.ppt