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FRENCH MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT FRENCH MINISTRY OF ECOLOGY

www.cete-sud-ouest.developpement-durable.gouv.fr

THE ISSUE TRAFFIC HEALTH ENVIRONMENT

INTELLIGENT SOLUTIONS FOR SUSTAINING URBAN ECONOMIES

Jacques BOUFFIER - French Ministry of Transportation - Satellite Applications Task Force

Prof Alan Wells, Steve Dibnah, Dr Agata Ciolokosz-Styk, Fabrizio Spallone, Dr Louahdi Khoudour, Eric Goodyer, Clare Edwards, Suchith Anand,

David Convers, Gherardo Chirici, Bruno Lasserre, Teresa Raventos, Paweł Kwiatkowski, Dr Hanna-Kaisa Saari, Andrew Groom, Michela Corvino

ITS World Congress Tokyo 2013

French Ministry of Transport – CETE SO Jacques BOUFFIER

THE ISSUE – TOKYO - 15/10/2013

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INTRODUCTION

NASA EARTH OBSERVATORY

OBSERVATION : More than 50% of Earth inhabitants live in cities (United Nations) GLOBAL URBAN PROBLEMS: traffic congestions, air quality, journey time, mobility, economic sustainability, citizens’ health, impact on environment … THE CHALLENGE : develop and integrate innovative solutions gathering technical and political actors in order to answer to traffic, health and environment issues



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ABOUT THE ISSUE

http://www.theissue.eu/

THE ISSUE : TRAFFIC HEALTH ENVIRONMENT INTELLIGENT SOLUTIONS FOR SUSTAINING URBAN ECONOMIES

7th FRAMEWORK PROGRAMME - Regions of Knowledge

TOTAL VALUE : 2.75 millions euros

PROJECT DURATION : 36 months (01/12/11 - 30/11/14)

13 PARTNERS



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UUSIMAA (FINLAND)

ATTICA (GREECE) ANDALUCIA

(SPAIN) CALABRIA (ITALY)

BASQUE COUNTRY (SPAIN)

NORTH-WEST REGION (ROUMANIA)

PRIMORJE-GORSKIE (CROATIA)

NORTHERN IRELAND (UK)

EAST MIDLANDS (UK)

MIDI-PYRÉNÉES – AQUITAINE (FRANCE)

MAZOVIA (POLAND)

MOLISE (ITALY)

THE ISSUE REGIONS

4 Core regions of the project

8 Associated regions



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COORDINATE IN EUROPEAN REGIONS

THE PROJECT’S AIM

IN THE FOLLOWING THEMES

INTELLIGENT TRANSPORT SYSTEMS TRANSPORT IMPACTS ON URBAN MOBILITY TRANSPORT GREENING INTERMODAL LOCAL AND REGIONAL TRANSPORT SAFETY AND SECURITY OF CITIZENS ASSOCIATED ECONOMIC, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS



THE PROJECT’S AIM

IN ORDER TO Develop stronger links between local and regional government, university and business community, and achieve closer alignment between future RTD developments and priorities of transport authorities Use advanced space and information technologies to develop innovative solutions for the urban transport sector : reduce traffic congestions, improve air quality and journey times, promote modal shifts toward public transport… Create a sustainable trans-national partnership capable of exploiting existing and projected RTD programmes to deliver innovative solutions and contribute to economic growth and job creation

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A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH – TRIPLE HELIX

ENVIRONNEMENT

HEALTH

TRAFIC BUSINESS

PUBLIC AUTHORITIES

SCIENCE

TRIPLE HELICE OF ACTORS

TRIPLE HELIX

THEMATIC



Months 18 to 36

July 2013 – Nov. 2014

3 JAP IMPLEMENTATION

JAP AS PROGRAMME OPTIONS FOR

PROGRAMME PLANNERS (H2020,

Structural funds for Smart Specialization, National or Regional programmes…)

SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP

PRE-PROJECT TEAMS

KNOWLEDGE AND STAFF EXCHANGE

Months 6 to 18

July 2012 – June 2013

Months 0 to 6

Jan. 2012 – June 2012

1 2 JOINT ACTION PLAN (JAP)

MODEL PROGRAMME : 6 SOCIETAL CHALLENGES

CROSS-CUTTING TECHNOLOGIES EXCELLENCE IN SCIENCE

BUSINESS PLAN

IMPLEMENTATION PLAN

THE ISSUE MAIN STEPS

CURRENT STATE

AUDIT OF THE TECHNOLOGICAL COMPETENCIES OF THE REGIONS:

ACTORS, PROJECTS, PRODUCTS

AUDIT OF THE TRANSPORT

STRATEGIES NEEDS: ACTORS, TRANSPORT PLANS

SWOT ANALYSIS AND

TECHNOLOGY ROADMAP

ASSOCIATED REGIONS

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FORESIGHT INTERNAL

CONSULTATION



I. RTD CAPACITIES AND TRANSPORT

STRATEGIES AUDITS

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Months 0 to 6 January 2012 –

June 2012



SWOT ANALYSIS

STRENGH, WEAKNESSES, OPPORTUNITIES, THREAT

AUDIT OF THE TRANSPORT

STRATEGIES NEEDS

CURRENT STATE AUDIT

AUDIT OF THE TECHNOLOGICAL

COMPETENCIES OF THE REGIONS

300 existing projects

*

110 Research centers*

300 SMEs

60 Les*

135 local authorities

*

30 Transport

plans*

TECHNOLOGY ROADMAP

Transport actors

priorities

RTD solutions

associated

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* Identified in core regions and associated regions



ACCESS TO TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORT INFORMATION

Real-time, continuously, reliable, user friendly, multimodal

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EXAMPLES OF TECHNOLOGY ROADMAP APPROACH

DATA ACQUISITION TECHNOLOGIES

Congestion peaks detection, automatic traffic incident detection, video…

TRAFFIC MODELLING

INTERMODAL TRANSPORT FOR PEOPLE AND GOODS

Modal shift from cars to soft modes INDOOR AND OUTDOOR POSITIONING GNSS location, Hybridisation, indoor/outdoor transition …

IMPROVING MONITORING OF TRANSPORT-INDUCED AIR POLLUTION AND CARBON

EMISSION

MACHINE TO MACHINE COMMUNICATION

… …

SMARTPHONE APPLICATIONS

TRANSPORT ACTORS NEEDS TECHNOLOGICAL COMPETENCIES



II. JOINT ACTION PLAN

ELABORATION

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Months 6 to 18

July 2012 – June 2013



JOINT ACTION PLAN (JAP)

THE JOINT ACTION PLAN

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MODEL PROGRAMME 6 Societal Challenges, divided in 22 proposition of technological actions 3 Cross-Cutting technologies identified Identification of an academic consortium « excellence in science »

BUSINESS PLAN

IMPLEMENTATION PLAN

FROM THE SYNTHESIS AND PRIORISATION OF THE RESULTS OF THE FIRST STEP OF THE PROJECT, WHAT CAN BE DONE TO COORDINATE TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT

AND TRANSPORT ACTORS NEEDS IN EUROPE?


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THE SOCIETAL CHALLENGES IDENTIFIED

SOCIETAL CHALLENGES The highest priority objectives in the transport and mobility sector where innovation and exploitation of RTD activities can offer major advances towards operational implementation and user needs ALREADY : quite higth levels of technology readness BUT barriers to uptake exist through ressource limitations, lack of innovation, definitive demonstration of operationnal capacity… THE ISSUE define a Model Programme for each challenge with description of projects concepts that draw on proven expertise and capacity within THE ISSUE partnership OBJECTIF : deliver operational solution to regional end users



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THE SOCIETAL CHALLENGES IDENTIFIED

INTELLIGENT TRAFFIC

MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS AIR QUALITY AND

GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS

URBAN AND REGIONAL ROAD

NETWORKS

URBAN MOBILITY, INTERMODALITY

AND INTEROPERABILITY

SAFETY, SECURITY AND

HEALTH IN URBAN

COMMUNITIES

DISRUPTIVE INNOVATION

FOR SUSTAINABLE

URBAN MOBILITY

THE ISSUE SOCIETAL

CHALLENGES



SOCIETAL CHALLENGE – EXEMPLE URBAN TRANSPORT, MOBILITY, INTERMODALITY AND INTEROPERABILITY

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HOW CAN MOBILE TECHNOLOGIES, INNOVATIVE DATA PROCESSING AND NEW INFORMATION SYSTEMS HELP TO OPTIMIZE TRAVEL EXPERIENCE FOR USERS ?

5 RTD Actions identified EXEMPLE OF ACTION 4 : INNOVATIVE TRAVEL TOOLS BASED ON GIS TECHNOLOGIES

Development of standards of collective and multimodal data : better integration, comparison and accessibility, in coherence with the existing standards Development of GIS based tools allowing to localize, visualize, validate, modify, share and manage real-time multimodal data Practical tools and guidance for the multimodal transportation planning and decision-making process

EXPECTED IMPACTS, SYNERGIES WITH GLOBAL DIRECTIVES, CORE RTD COMPETENCES IDENTIFIED, TRL …



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ENABLING AND CROSS CUTING TECHNOLOGIES

TECHNOLOGIES USED IN OTHER FIELDS BUT THAT CAN BE USED FOR THE MOBILITY AND TRANSPORT SECTORS ALTERNATIVE AIRBORNE TECHNOLOGIES for ground transport monitoring : traffic, security, pollution, infrastructure… SATELLITE NAVIGATION AND REMOTE SENSING Cutting edge remote sensing and navigation technologies emerging from Copernicus or Galileo OPEN SOURCE GIS AND OPEN SOURCE DATA SYSTEMS SUPPORTING TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE



III. JAP IMPLEMENTATION

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Months 18 to 36

July 2013 – Nov. 2014



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JAP IMPLEMENTATION

UNTIL DECEMBER 2014 : the consortium and actions and funded and coordinated through by THE ISSUE project. HOW MAINTAIN THE DYNAMIC AFTER 2014? BUSINESS PLAN PROVIDES THE MEANS BY WHICH THE JAP CAN BE IMPLEMENTED: • Funding database to capture funding opportunities (European

fundings : H2020, Smart Speciallization Strategy… ; National and Regional fundings, Private investments…)

• Commercialization pathway options for « near market» topics • Analysis of scheduling requirements for providing optimal

sequencing of calls for proposal • Etc…



JAP IMPLEMENTATION

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JAP AS PROGRAMME OPTIONS FOR PROGRAMME PLANNERS : H2020, Structural funds for Smart Specialization, National or Regional programmes… EUROPEAN SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP IN TRANSPORT, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT : provide a structure to coordinate and support implementation of the JAP after the project has ended PRE-PROJECT FEASABILITY STUDIES AND TEAMS : select the preferred high priority RTD projects for 2014/2020 and prepare pre-projet feasibility studies KNOWLEDGE AND STAFF EXCHANGE : Webinar, workshops, case studies…

First THE ISSUE masterclass Varsaw, July 2013 Location Intelligence and Open Data Mike Jackson and Suchith Anand University of Nottingham

FRENCH MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT FRENCH MINISTRY OF ECOLOGY

www.cete-sud-ouest.developpement-durable.gouv.fr

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