Greenway: Innovative digital tool for effective management and operation of transport infrastructure
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Coordinator | RISE Research Institutes of Sweden AB - RISE |
Funding from Vinnova | SEK 300 000 |
Project duration | February 2024 - August 2024 |
Status | Completed |
Venture | The strategic innovation program InfraSweden |
Important results from the project
DIAMOND is developing a digital decision support tool (DDST) for B2B, governments, and public administrations. This tool enhances personalized multimodal transport infrastructure using LLM-based orchestration and AI data analytics. It enables data-driven decisions on passenger and goods mobility. The web-based DDST will be demonstrated in four pilots and eight use cases, integrating various datasets while ensuring user privacy and safety. It´s designed for both experts and non-experts.
Expected long term effects
** Denna text är maskinöversatt ** DIAMOND aims to implement and validate a comprehensive cooperative digital intelligent decision support tool. DIAMOND DSST´s benefits and capabilities will be demonstrated and validated through 4 pilot projects in Europe (Sweden, Luxembourg, Germany, Spain) to improve monitoring and management of transport infrastructure. This will illustrate how AI-driven and simulation-based decision support for different user groups can optimize the use of existing infrastructure by monitoring and improving the operation of transport infrastructure.
Approach and implementation
RISE coordinate application project DIAMOND with the following partners: ESCI (European Science Communication Institute) DE SME Communication and dissemination Vianova FR SME Data platform provider Transcality CH SME Digital twin, simulation and prediction RWTH Aachen DE UNI Inclusivity Umeå Swedish Pilot site LuxMobility LU SME Luxembourgish Pilot site City of Munich DE ADM German Pilot site DCX Innovation DE SME German Pilot site / Technology provider Trafficon AT SME German Pilot site / Data provider Tecnalia. The project contains 7 work packages and 4 Pilot sites.