A new publication of my PhD is out! How does (the handling of) uncertainty affect mobility innovation trials of Mobility as a Service (MaaS) in the Netherlands and Australia? In this paper, we interviewed actors from governments, start-ups, and research organisations who were involved in the development of a MaaS trial. We compared between each […]
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Last year, we partnered with the municipality of The Hague—one of our consortium members—to support their efforts toward achieving climate neutrality. Together, we developed an innovative approach that integrates participatory modeling with decision-making under deep uncertainty. This approach was tested during two workshops with municipal employees. During the workshops, participants gained a shared understanding of […]
In the pursuit of more appealing and sustainable transportation services, mobility providers and governmental entities are banking on innovative solutions. However, the road to these advancements is paved with uncertainty. This blog post delves into the uncharted territory of uncertainty in multi-actor interactions during mobility innovation development and realization. This exploration is exemplified through two […]
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Projects updates (July, 2023)
The posters below provide updates on the sub-projects of On the Move.
In a bid to revitalize and enhance the southwest area of The Hague, the municipality partnered with researchers from the On the Move project to craft a comprehensive vision for the region’s transport system. This collaborative vision-making process, involving over 60 participants, took place from July to December 2021 and included key stakeholders from the […]
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Jaap van der Waerden, On the Move Phd. Candidate (RU) made a virtual poster presentation on the topic Communities On the Move:Achieving Sustainability Through Adaptive Participatory Mobility Planning at TU-Delft UEI Poster event. The poster outlines his focus on the research project; applying the participatory approach to support mobility transition Visible at the virtual Urban […]
The preliminary report of the vision on mobility in the future for the Hague Southwest area is now available. Please see below for the report in Dutch and English. The aim is to design and implement a participatory process with stakeholders to explore possible mobility futures of the area.. The process formulated the visions for […]
The southwest area of The Hague is expected to undergo significant development in the coming years. With this change, the local transport problems, such as congestion and lack of accessibility, may worsen. New mobility services, such as carsharing and mobility-as-a-service (MaaS), have the potential to address these challenges but what would a future transport system […]
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In our exploration of visioning within existing literature, we’ve uncovered a consistent oversight – the neglect of uncertainty despite the strong link between visions and long-term perspectives. To bridge this gap, we introduce a systematic framework that not only fosters shared visions and actionable strategies but also confronts the inherent uncertainty tied to their realization. […]