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    <end-on type="date">2008-11-14</end-on>
    <full-description>The 4th Annual World Usability Day is focused on Transportation and user-centered design.  An initiative of the Usability Professionals' Association will host events in 42 countries on November 13th and online to discuss issues pertaining to Usability and Transportation. Launching on World Usability Day is the Global Transport Challenge a way for anyone to measure, monitor and minimize their travel carbon footprint.  
For more information visit www.worldusabilityday.org.</full-description>
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    <short-description>Take the Global Transport Challenge launching on World Usability Day 2008 and participate in events in over 42 countries and online at www.worldusabilityday.org on November 13, 2008.</short-description>
    <start-on type="date">2008-11-13</start-on>
    <title>World Usability Day 2008</title>
    <virtual type="boolean">true</virtual>
    <website>http://worldusabilityday.org</website>
    <url>http://events.boxesandarrows.com/events/571</url>
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    <tag-string>carbon footprint, design, transportation, travel, usability, usercentered design</tag-string>
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    <city>Vienna</city>
    <country>Austria</country>
    <end-on type="date">2009-09-12</end-on>
    <full-description>The International Institute for Information Design (IIID) in Vienna continues its highly successful Expert Forum Traffic &amp; Transport Information Systems into the 4th year.  Unsurpassed in its field, this year's event - Scheduled &amp; on-demand transport: Envisioning information driven alliances - will re-define 'integrated transport' and to discuss traveller information as prominent key for a new era of mobility.  The addressed re-definition shifts the focus from "transport" to "mobility" which implies an analoguous focus-shift from a provider's to a traveller's point of view. 

The Expert Forum is geared to discuss market potentials, to promote successful initiatives in user-centered mobility schemes and to exemplify the key role of information to make people abandon traditional travelling habits in exchange for sustainable alternatives with a higher degree of freedom at reasonable or even lower costs.

IIID has opened our call for speakers.  For information about our event and to view our call for speakers please visit http://www.iiid-expertforum.net.

Call for Speakers
Submission Deadline (phase 1): 10 May 2009
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    <region>Austria</region>
    <short-description>4th IIID Expert Forum Traffic &amp; Transport Information Systems.  Theme: "Scheduled &amp; on-demand transport: Envisioning information driven alliances"</short-description>
    <start-on type="date">2009-09-10</start-on>
    <title>Call for Speakers - IIID Traffic&amp;Transport 2009</title>
    <virtual type="boolean">false</virtual>
    <website>http://www.iiid-expertforum.net</website>
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    <tag-string>information design, information systems, mobility, traffic, transportation</tag-string>
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    <city>Vienna</city>
    <country>Austria</country>
    <end-on type="date">2010-09-12</end-on>
    <full-description>The International Institute for Information Design (IIID) in Vienna continues its highly successful Expert Forum Traffic &amp; Transport Information Systems into the 5th year. Unsurpassed in its field, this year's event is focused on Real time information in multimodal transport networks. Real time information, enhanced by intelligent information design, can reduce experienced uncertainty, effectively diminishing the main reason why too many people rely only on their car for transportation.

The Expert Forum will focus on technical requirements and user preferences and how real time information can help determine the most convenient journey - which is often a combination of private and public transport.

In addition to the main conference, Innovations in traffic &amp; transport information, is a special session focused on innovative projects and results beyond real time information. The session is geared to the interests of information managers, designers and educators whose professional focus is on traffic and transport information.

The call for speakers is open, and submissions will be accepted until 30 April 2010. For more information about the event, and details about the call for speakers, please visit the event website.</full-description>
    <id type="integer">1419</id>
    <region>Austria</region>
    <short-description>The International Institute for Information Design (IIID) continues the Expert Forum Traffic &amp; Transport Information Systems, with the topic "Real time information in multimodal transport networks". </short-description>
    <start-on type="date">2010-09-09</start-on>
    <title>IIID Traffic &amp; Transport Information Systems</title>
    <virtual type="boolean">false</virtual>
    <website>http://www.iiid-expertforum.net/</website>
    <url>http://events.boxesandarrows.com/events/1419</url>
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    <tag-string>information design, real time information, transportation</tag-string>
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