Australian ITS Summit 2013

ITS Australia’s 2013 summit is a comprehensive two-day program featuring Australian and international speakers in plenary sessions, themed breakouts and open panel discussions, to be held 18 to 20 September in Sydney. Key topics include systems standards, data collection and analysis, geographic information systems and positioning, charging and collection systems, managed transport for safety and efficiency, and ITS technologies for the National Infrastructure Plan. A technology exhibition and gala Sydney
July 3, 2013 Read time: 1 min
858 ITS Australia’s 2013 summit is a comprehensive two-day program featuring Australian and international speakers in plenary sessions, themed breakouts and open panel discussions, to be held 18  to 20 September in Sydney.

Key topics include systems standards, data collection and analysis, geographic information systems and positioning, charging and collection systems, managed transport for safety and efficiency, and ITS technologies for the National Infrastructure Plan. A technology exhibition and gala Sydney Harbour side dinner are part of the event.

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