ELABORATOR: THE EUROPEAN LIVING LAB ON DESIGNING SUSTAINABLE URBAN MOBILITY TOWARDS CLIMATE NEUTRAL CITIES

在规划、设计、实施和部署具体创新和干预措施方面，采用整体方法，以实现安全、包容和可持续的城市交通。这些干预措施包括智能执法工具、空间重新设计和动态分配、共享服务以及主动和绿色交通方式的整合。它们将与确定的“易受排斥”用户群体、地方当局和相关利益攸关方专门共同设计和共同创建。这些干预措施将在欧洲的6个灯塔城市和6个追随者城市进行演示，其主要目标有三个：1)收集、评估和分析用户的需求和要求，以实现安全、包容的交通和气候中性城市；ii)收集和共享由真实数据、专用工具包的轨迹、城市中用户和利益相关者的意见组成的丰富信息集，以便通过孪生方法增加创新的采用；iii)为服务提供商、规划当局和城市设计师制定详细的指导方针、政策、未来路线图和建设能力，以便将这种包容性和安全的交通干预措施最佳地纳入可持续城市交通计划（SUMPs）。灯塔城市是：米兰（意大利）、哥本哈根（丹麦）、赫尔辛基（芬兰）、伊西尔-穆利诺（法国）、萨拉戈萨（西班牙）和特里卡拉（希腊）。紧随其后的城市是隆德（瑞典）、利贝雷茨（捷克共和国）、维列涅（斯洛文尼亚）、约阿尼纳（希腊）、斯普利特（克罗地亚）和克鲁塞瓦茨（塞尔维亚）。

ELABORATOR uses a holistic approach for planning, designing, implementing and deploying specific innovations and interventions towards safe, inclusive and sustainable urban mobility. These interventions, consist of smart enforcement tools, space redesign and dynamic allocation, shared services, and integration of active and green modes of transportation. They will be specifically co-designed and co-created with identified “vulnerable to exclusion” user groups, local authorities and relevant stakeholders. The interventions will be demonstrated in 6 Lighthouse and 6 Follower cities across Europe with three principal aims: i) to collect, assess and analyse user needs and requirements towards a safe and inclusive mobility and climate neutral cities; ii) to collect and share rich information sets made of real data, traces from dedicated toolkits, users’ and stakeholders’ opinions among the cities, so as to increase the take up of the innovations via a twinning approach and iii) to generate detailed guidelines, policies, future roadmap and built capacity for service providers, planning authorities and urban designers for the optimum integration of such inclusive and safe mobility interventions into Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPs). The Lighthouse cities are: Milan (Italy), Copenhagen (Denmark), Helsinki (Finland), Issyles-Moulineaux (France), Zaragoza (Spain) and Trikala (Greece). The Follower cities are Lund (Sweden), Liberec (Czech Republic), Velejne (Slovenia), Ioannina (Greece), Split (Croatia) and Krusevac (Serbia)