ICT cloud-based platform and mobility services available, universal and safe for all users General presentation www.moveus-project.eu.

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ICT cloud-based platform and mobility services available, universal and safe for all users General presentation

2 2 1) Rationale  70% of the energy in Europe is consumed in cities.  40% of petrol is used for finding somewhere to park  80% of urban trips involve just one person travelling alone

3 1) Rationale  Cities have a huge potential for energy saving by improving mobility services thought  Smarter use of transport resources  Intelligent technology

4 1) Rationale  ITS systems can help to reduce emissions and save energy thought a better demand management and providing the right information to people for taking more energy efficient decisions when choosing from different transportation modes

5 1) Rationale  ITS systems can help to reduce emissions and save energy thought a better demand management and providing the right information to people for taking more energy efficient decisions when choosing from different transportation modes

6 1) Rationale  ITS systems can help to reduce emissions and save energy thought a better demand management and providing the right information to people for taking more energy efficient decisions when choosing from different transportation modes

7 1) Rationale  ITS systems can help to reduce emissions and save energy thought a better demand management and providing the right information to people for taking more energy efficient decisions when choosing from different transportation modes

8 The main goal of Moveus Project is to design, implement, pilot, evaluate, disseminate and exploit a number of novel ICT tools for smart mobility in the context of smart cities, directly addressing real users’ needs while promoting a habit-change in their daily lives. 2) Goal

9 To integrate scattered and heterogeneous mobility data 3) Objectives To provide green, multimodal, personalized, sustainable, safe and private, reliable and extensible services To elicit and structure real business cases

 Citizens and Tourists  Public and private transit organizations and transport/fleet operators  Cities authorities  Local business  Energy operators  ICT solutions providers  Non-profit organizations 4) Users, providers and stakeholders

5) Expected results 1.A cloud-based mobility management platform 2.An API toolkit 3.Smart mobility applications for smartphones and control centers 4.Energy efficient assessment tools to measure users’ energy efficiency gains From Project

 Travel recommendations to users  In-advance traffic information  Incident warning  Eco-routing and carbon footprint metering 5) Expected results For User

5) Architecture

5) Architecture

 Contribute to implement the Innovation, Knowledge and Information Society in the city of Madrid  Provide mobility information in a handy way…  - quick (real time),  - personalized (different modes of transport)  - at hand (on their personal devices). … and facilitate the user to take most efficient mobility decision. 6) Pilots Madrid

 To foster the use of greener transport modes  - public bus  - public bike, bike-hiring  - walking modes  To promote efficiency in the use of private cars.  To improve efficiency of the public bus system  To integrate the user –pedestrians, travelers, drivers, etc.- into the cooperative mobility architecture as a new source of information. 6) Pilots Madrid

 Contribute to:  - The development of Genoa as a Smart City and the Mobility Urban Plan (PUM)  - The strategic energy action plan with a foreseen reduction of 23% of CO2 emissions by ) Pilots Genoa

 Establish an interactive process between the planning, development and testing of services in the field of smart mobility and energy efficiency.  Set up feedback mechanisms to identify the functionality, operation, usability of offered services. 6) Pilots Genoa

 Multimodal journey planner with feedback from users  Integration of crowd sourced data into the Genoa traffic supervisor to share info in real-time and historical data  Fulfill personal mobility needs in an urban environment 6) Pilots Genoa

 To increase the share of walking, cycling and public transport by developing for example cycling paths, public transport routes and bicycle parking spaces (Tampere City Strategy 2025).  The increase the share of sustainable mobility by opening traffic data, both real time and static in standard modes. 6) Pilots Tampere

 Provide mobility information in an integrated and easy-to-use way using mobile devices  The services will integrate cycling, public transport and car route information with real-time traffic and weather data  Provide energy and carbon footprint metering for the different transportation modes 6) Pilots Tampere

Consortium Municipality of Genoa Municipality of Tampere

Consortium Municipality of Genoa Municipality of Tampere Public authorities Enterprise/Industry Research

GREEN, MULTIMODAL, PERSONALIZED, SUSTAINABLE, SAFE AND PRIVATE, RELIABLE AND EXTENSIBLE SERVICES

11 Partners Coordinator’s Contact This project has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under grant agreement no Susana Palomares(ATOS) Begoña Molinete (TECNALIA) Municipality of Genoa Municipality of Tampere