We are delighted to be able to inform you here about the presentations to be given at the 15th International Motorcycle Conference. Detailed information on the conference program will also be published on the ifz website as soon as possible. Until then, we hope that you share our excitement about the high-level presentations and speakers that await us in Cologne!
Please note: the times given are subject to change.
1st Conference Day: Thursday, December 5, 2024
05.12.2024
09:00
Registration and reception
05.12.2024
10:00
Opening and Welcome
Matthias Haasper | Institute for Motorcycle Safety (ifz)
05.12.2024
10:05
Opening and Welcome
Stefan Grieger | German Road Safety Council (DVR)
SESSION 1
Chairman:
05.12.2024
10:15
Are emergency steering assistance systems the new frontier for further enhancing motorcyclists’ safety? An exploratory analysisbased on crash simulations and field testing
Cosimo Lucci | University of Florence, Italy
05.12.2024
10:40
Advancement of Driver Assistance Systems for BMW Motorrad through Innovative Technologies
Arthur Werle, Maxime Compagnon | BMW Motorrad
05.12.2024
11:05
A Matter of Time: Investigation of Warning Timing for Motorcycle Rider Assistance Systems
Sebastian Will | Würzburg Institute for Traffic Sciences (WIVW GmbH), Germany
05.12.2024
11:30
A Study of Path Prediction Algorithm for Camera-Based Rider Assistance System
Shoma Hasegawa | YAMAHA Motor Co. Ltd., Japan
05.12.2024
11:55
Motorcycle-specific trajectory prediction based on vehicle dynamics, rider inputs and behaviour information for future assistance systems
Karl Ludwig Stolle | Robert Bosch GmbH, Germany
05.12.202412:20
The effectiveness of Cornering ABS on motorcycles in reducing real-life crashes, compared to regular ABS
Matteo Rizzi | Swedish Transport Administration, Sweden
12:45
Lunch Break
SESSION 2
Chairman:
05.12.202413:30
The effects of a legalisation of lane filtering on highways for motorcyclists
Kishan Vandael Schreurs | Vias Institute, Belgium
05.12.202413:45
A maneuver-based hazard theory approach (Improvement of motorcycle rider safety by reducing the rider’s mental workload)
Klaus Schwabe | KTM RIDERS ACADEMY by Klaus Schwabe, Austria & Sebastian Will | WIVW GmbH, Germany
05.12.202414:00
High-side falls: Analysis of videos and airbag data collected during racing accidents
Oscar Cherta-Ballester | In&motion, France
05.12.202414:15
Comparison of bend-taking on thermal and electric motorcycles: qualitative studies
Clémentine Pignat | Université Gustave-Eiffel, France
05.12.202414:30
Influencing the trajectory of motorcyclists through strategic curve markings
Arnd Pettirsch | Institut für Straßenwesen, RWTH Aachen, Germany
14:45
Coffee Break
Special-Session “Riding together to the Future”
Chairman: Antonio Perlot, Secretary General | ACEM – The Motorcycle Industry in Europe
In addition to the presentation of the social and industrial contribution of motorcycling in Europe with the Motorcycling Manifesto and the Industry Vision 2030+, three further presentations focus on connected riding and will serve as the basis for an exciting expert talk between Hennes Fischer (CMC/Yamaha) and Matthias Mörbe (BOSCH).
19:30 Dinner at „PETERS AM HAHNENTOR“ Hahnenstr. 22 | 50667 Köln
SESSION 3
Chairman:
06.12.202409:05
Accident data analyses within the Connected Motorcycle Consortium – an international overview of PTW accidents
Peter Miklis | Verkehrsunfallforschung an der TU Dresden GmbH (VUFO), Germany
06.12.202409:30
Enhancing Motorcyclist Safety at T-Junctions through Ethical AI-based Prediction of Vehicle Intent
Simon McCool | University of Hertfordshire, School of Physics, Engineering and Computer Science, United Kingdom
06.12.202409:55
Motorcycle Registration and Motorcyclist Fatalities in the U.S.
Chanyoung Lee | Center for Urban Transportation Research in the University of South Florida, United States of America
06.12.202410:20
MVMot (Fact sheet on improving the road infrastructure for motorcyclists) and its implementation in practice
Andrea Kulpe-Winkler | Deutscher Verkehrssicherheitsrat (DVR), Germany
06.12.202410:45
Improving Motorcycle Safety: Designing and Assessing Auditory Alert Systems for Motorcyclists
Serkan Atamer | Chair of Acoustics and Haptics, TU Dresden, Germany
06.12.202411:10
Towards Full-Body Motion Capture of Motorcyclists In Situ–A Validation Study and User Report
Wolfgang Kremser | Salzburg Research Forschungsgesellschaft mbH, Austria
11:35
Coffee Break
SESSION 4
Chairman:
06.12.202412:10
Comparing Riders‘ Experiences in Real Life Crashes with and without Airbag Jackets
Martin Winkelbauer | KFV (Kuratorium für Verkehrssicherheit), Austria
06.12.202412:35
A study of riding behavior changes through scoring and advice feedback for PTWs
Taro Onoue | YAMAHA Motor Co. Ltd., Japan
06.12.202413:00
Navigating the Future: Enhancing Motorcycle Safety with HUD Technology
Sascha Berger | digades GmbH, Germany
06.12.202413:25
An Approach to Rider Behavior Profiling based on Naturalistic Riding Data
Raphael Pleß | WIVW GmbH, Germany
06.12.202413:50
Enhancing helmet safety: Development of a novel tangential impact absorption system using shear thickening fluids
Giuseppe La Fauci | Alma Mater Studiorum – University of Bologna, Italy
14:15
Farewell Lunch Break
Trade Fair Visit INTERMOT Cologne 2024
