THE ISSUE is a project within the Regions of Knowledge scheme funded through the European Commission's Seventh Framework Programme. THE ISSUE focuses on Traffic, Health and Environment to achieve Intelligent Solutions for Sustaining Urban Economies by bringing together innovative research-driven clusters to coordinate European research and technology development in six areas. These areas are Intelligent Transportation Systems; transport impacts on urban mobility; transport greening; intermodal regional transport; safety and security of citizens; and associated economic, health and environmental impacts. THE ISSUE project particularly addresses the use of space technologies from satellite remote sensing and navigation, as well as GIS and computer intelligence technologies in transport-related sectors. This paper looks into the general presentation of the project and the first results.
The issue. Traffic, health, environment; intelligent solutions sustaining urban economies / Bouffier, Jacques; Wells, Alan; Dibnah, Steve; Ciolokosz-Styk, Agata; Spallone, Fabrizio; Khoudour, Louahdi; Goodyer, Eric; Edwards, Clare; Anand, Suchith; Convers, David; Chirici, Gherardo; Lasserre, Bruno; Raventos, Teresa; Kwiatkowski, Paweł; Saari, Hanna-Kaisa; Groom, Andrew; Corvino, Michel. - ELETTRONICO. - (2013), pp. 1-2. (Intervento presentato al convegno 20th Intelligent Transport Systems World Congress, ITS 2013 tenutosi a jpn nel 2013).
The issue. Traffic, health, environment; intelligent solutions sustaining urban economies
CHIRICI, GHERARDO;
2013
Abstract
THE ISSUE is a project within the Regions of Knowledge scheme funded through the European Commission's Seventh Framework Programme. THE ISSUE focuses on Traffic, Health and Environment to achieve Intelligent Solutions for Sustaining Urban Economies by bringing together innovative research-driven clusters to coordinate European research and technology development in six areas. These areas are Intelligent Transportation Systems; transport impacts on urban mobility; transport greening; intermodal regional transport; safety and security of citizens; and associated economic, health and environmental impacts. THE ISSUE project particularly addresses the use of space technologies from satellite remote sensing and navigation, as well as GIS and computer intelligence technologies in transport-related sectors. This paper looks into the general presentation of the project and the first results.
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