SUMMIT is a multidisciplinary team of researchers that are reimagining, designing, and promoting future models of city/region-scale sustainable mobility provision and the governance structures, policies and technologies that will enable them.
SUMMIT is part of the E3 - Engineering, Environment and Emerging Technologies initiative based in Trinity College Dublin.
Concerns
- Slowing climate change
- Ensuring equality of access to mobility
- Supporting a just transition to new models
- Enhancing communities
- Supporting economic development
Challenges
- Uncoordinated governance
- Constrained and competitive mobility practices
- Poor quality of service
- Inefficient resource usage
Opportunities
- Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things
- Micro-mobility Devices
- Autonomous Vehicles
- Electrification
- Active Mobility
- Sharing Economy
- Mobility as a Service
- Integrated Transport and Land Use Planning
- Demand Management
Collaborate
The SUMMIT team provides a range of multidisciplinary expertise with a particularly strong record of accomplishment in working with policy makers, enterprise partners, NGOs, and civil society to make substantial contributions to knowledge, to the economy through education and the formation of new (social) enterprises, and to public policy nationally and internationally. As well as a proven commitment to promoting climate action, sustainability and just transition through research and public engagement, the team has particular expertise in engagement in participatory research with diverse stakeholders.
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