Simulation scenarios for cities
Creating simulation scenarios for the four cities included in the URBANITE project, those being Bilbao, Amsterdam, Helsinki and Messina, is a part of the activities performed by the URBANITE team.
June 2021
Virtual Device Model extending NGSI-LD for FaaS at the Edge
Giovanni Parrino, Francesco Martella, Giuseppe Ciulla, Roberto Di Bernardo,
May 2021
URBANITE’s SoPoLabs - Collective creativity and participation producing social value
The scope of URBANITE SoPoLab, which stands for Social Policiy Lab, is
Co-creating a bicycle city
In the search for more sustainable and environmentally friendly urban life and mobility,
March 2021
General challenges in mobility management for Bilbao Use Case.
In the last 25 years Bilbao has suffered an important urban transformation from an industrial economy with heavy industry and harbour facilities to a city based on a service economy.
Better mobility together
Mobility policy needs to include citizens - after all, we are all experts on the way we move about in our daily lives.
February 2021
Data Sources for urban mobility in URBANITE project
The Urbanite project will provide technical support to decision-makers in the domain of urban mobility. This support takes the form of predictive models constructed by specialized AI algorithms.
January 2021
Enabling mobility planners in using the city’s traffic and mobility data: Case Helsinki, Finland
Due to digitalization, there is a growing number of traffic and mobility data available for the cities to use world-wide. It is usually in the interest of cities to take control over this data.
December 2020
Shape the future of urban mobility through the effective adoption of disruptive technologies
European cities and urban environments are facing a revolution in urban mobility mainly related to the wide increase of population in
STRATEGIES AND ALGORITHMS FOR DATA MODELLING AND VISUALIZATIONS
In the context of URBANITE, we are currently performing a survey of existing methods for data modelling and visualizations that could apply to the urban mobility planning domain.
November 2020
How the city of messina is dealing with the digital transformation of urban service
As reported in “eGovernment Benchmark 2016. A turning point for eGovernment development in Europe?”,
October 2020
Some insights on the acceptation of disruptive technologies by mobility policy-makers
Urban mobility faces more significant long-term uncertainty and complexity generated by two main factors: the demand for growth in urban environments, the pressure
