Social INnovation to FOster iNclusIve Cooperative, connected and Automated mobility

Información del proyecto

SINFONICA

Identificador del acuerdo de subvención: 101064988

DOI

10.3030/101064988

Proyecto cerrado

Fecha de la firma de la CE 7 Junio 2022

Fecha de inicio 1 Septiembre 2022

Fecha de finalización 31 Agosto 2025

Financiado con arreglo a

• Climate, Energy and Mobility

Coste total

€ 3 759 723,75

Aportación de la UE

€ 3 759 723,75

Coordinado por

UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI MODENA E REGGIO EMILIA
Italy

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Resultado final

Documents, reports (21)

SINFONICA Knowledge Map Explorer validation

It will specify the steps of the tool’s validation process, participants and testing scenarios and will report the outcomes of the validation testing.

Preliminary exploitation plan

Initial exploitation plan of the project, collecting views from each partner about the individual exploitation strategy.

Final report on dissemination and communication activities

Final report on all Communication & Dissemination activities performed by the project – and all partners individually – during the last year of the project. This report will include an overview of all the Communication & Dissemination activities performed by the SINFONICA project.

Innovation Management

Handbook in the tailored-made GUEST methodology, describing the operational steps, the tools as well as how to guide and measure the overall process. Support material for the dissemination of the tailored-made GUEST (slides, user manual, templates of all the tools).

Report for activities in the groups of interest

In this deliverable, each group of interest will report the activities performed in the T3.1, T3.2, T3.3, T3.4.

Guidance and recommendations for demonstrating and implementing user-centric CCAM

Report providing strategies for developing, testing, deploying, operating, and evaluating CCAM, including communication strategies with future users and citizens with respect to CCAM. This report will also incorporate the final recommendations for large-scale demonstration projects (updated recommendations from D5.3) updated and refined as a result of liaison with ongoing demonstration projects and outcomes from the data analysis from the cities, simulations, upscaling from T3.7 and the Knowledge Map Explorer.

Report on dissemination and communication activities and update of the dissemination and communication plan

Report on all Communication & Dissemination activities performed by the project – and all partners individually – in the first 18 months of the project.

CCAM vocabulary and stakeholders needs and requirements for CCAM solutions

This deliverable will be output of T1.2 and develops a clear definition of existing and future CCAM technologies and services, and reviews the needs and requirements of relevant and important stakeholders (e.g. policy makers, authorities, hospitals, schools etc.) towards the deployment of CCAM solutions.

Vision policy recommendations for user-centric CCAM

Report aimed principally at policymakers providing a vision for socially inclusive and equitable CCAM and policy recommendations at the strategic level.

Understanding the Gap of CCAM solutions deployment

This deliverable will be output of T1.3 and assess the current CCAM solutions and deployments by comparing them with the mobility needs and the requirements and vision of stakeholders of T1.1 and T1.2 in order to understand and highlight the gaps that SINFONICA project is trying to bridge.

CCAM local simulations

Exploration of CCAM local value cases for the groups of interest, populated with a range of socio-economic KPI to support strategic decision-making.

Generic Simulation Framework for CCAM solutions

This report will present the added capabilities to the AMoDeus fleet dispatching framework by providing analyses of standard test cases in literature

Mobility needs and requirements of European citizens

This deliverable will be the output of T1.1 and review the existing literature and projects about mobility needs of European citizens and specific vulnerable groups.

Equity practices and social indicators

Report on best practices in social equity with respect to smart mobility, focusing on CCAM solutions and issues.

SINFONICA Knowledge map creation and System Architecture specification

The deliverable will be the output of Tasks 4.1 and 4.2 in order to deliver the Ontological Schema of the SINFONICA knowledge base and will document the overall system architecture.

Communication & dissemination plan

Report on guidelines for communication & dissemination, presenting the objectives, target audience, messages, tools and channels (including events and social media), partners’ roles and monitoring procedures (KPIs).

Final Exploitation Strategy

Report summarising the exploitation activities carried out in the project by each partner. It will also include recommendations on future exploitation activities to be performed by the European Commission, Projects Partners and Followers beyond the project.

Participatory methods to capture mobility needs and future expectations from CCAM process

The report will present the practical guidelines to implement the participatory methods in the four groups of interest (focus groups, interviews, and workshops).

Evaluation of engagement and data collection activities

The results of the activities of the T3.5, together with the final evaluation of the strategies and methodologies implemented by the four groups of interest will constitute the D3.2.

CCAM solutions and vulnerable users: Opportunities and constraints

Report on opportunities and constraints of CCAM regarding users with specific needs, including trade-offs (e.g. accessibility versus cost).

Engagement guidance for CCAM solutions

The report will present the guidelines to support the groups of interest in their local engagement activities.

Publicaciones

Conference proceedings (14)

Definition of the Research Groups and Creation of the Groups of Interest for CCAM User Needs.

Autores: Giulia Renzi, Madlen Ringhand, Juliane Anke, Lazaros Giannakos
Publicado en: Transport Research Arena, TRA 2024, Dublin, Ireland- 15-18 April 2024
Editor: Transport Research Arena, TRA 2024
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-032-06763-0_97

Towards recommendations for accessible and equitable public transport using CCAM

Autores: Winder, A., Paddington, J., Dotinga, B., Enei, R.
Editor: MCI

Comparative assessment of fairness in on-demand fleet management algorithms

Autores: Chouaki, T. & Hörl, S
Editor: 12th Symposium of the European Association for Research in Transportation (hEART)

Decision support system to guide user-centric Cooperative, Connected, and Automated Mobility (CCAM) deployments: The SINFONICA Knowledge map explorer

Autores: Antonakopoulou, A., Fokeas, K., Tsougiannis, E., Krikochoriti, M., Amditis, A.
Publicado en: AHFE 2025 Conference, ISBN 978-1-964867-62-5
Editor: AHFE International, USA

CCAM Taxonomy: capturing gaps and barriers towards stakeholders’ needs and requirements.

Autores: Giannakos, L., Antonakopoulou, A., Liazos, A., Renzi, G., Amditis, A.
Publicado en: 30th ITS World Congress, Dubai, UAE.
Editor: ERTICO ITS World Congress/Zenodo
DOI: 10.5281/ZENODO.17249518

Understanding and Addressing Diverse Mobility Needs: A Framework for CCAM Solutions

Autores: Ringhand, M. & Anke, J.
Publicado en: HFES Europe Annual Chapter. Lübeck, Germany, April 17-19, 2024, 2024, ISBN 978-3-031-61963-2
Editor: Springer Nature

Acceptability and Inclusivity of CCAM: What Strategies and Methods Should be Used to Engage Stakeholders?

Autores: Silvia Chiesa, Dario Irrera, Stefania Aguzzi
Publicado en: HCII 2023: HCI International 2023 – Late Breaking Papers, ISBN 978-3-031-48047-8
Editor: Springer, Cham
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-48047-8_17

What drives people with mobility challenges to adopt CCAM services?

Autores: Petzoldt, T., Anke, J., Ringhand, M., & Renzi, G.
Publicado en: HFES Europe Annual Chapter. Bologna, Italy, April 8-10, 2025
Editor: HFES Europe Annual Chapter. Bologna, Italy, April 8-10, 2025

GUEST Methodology & SINFONICA: How to Effectively Deploy Socio-centric Social Innovation

Autores: Bruni M.E., Merlo F., Perboli G., Renzi G.
Publicado en: ITS World Congress, Dubai 2024., 2024
Editor: ERTICO ITS World Congress/Zenodo
DOI: 10.5281/ZENODO.17272417

Understanding Mobility Needs and Designing Inclusive CCAM Solutions: A Literature Review and Framework

Autores: Madlen Ringhand, Juliane Anke, David Schackmann
Publicado en: Communications in Computer and Information Science, HCI International 2024 Posters, 2024, ISBN 978-3-031-61963-2
Editor: Springer, Cham
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-61963-2_26

Towards inclusive and equitable CCAM in public transport – Implications for the development of future mobility concepts

Autores: Anke, J., Ringhand, M. & Schackmann, D.
Editor: ICTCT

Participatory approaches in shaping the mobility of the future: SINFONICA evaluation methodology

Autores: Cantini, G., Renzi, G., Graziani, A.R., Gaggi, S., Winder, A.
Editor: MCI

Shaping the future: understanding public acceptance of cooperative, connected, and automated mobility (CCAM) through the theory of planned behavior

Autores: Graziani A.R., Ringhand, M., Anke, J., & Renzi G.
Editor: AIP

Understanding Stakeholder Perspectives: A Qualitative Analysis of the SINFONICA Workshops on the Future of Connected, Cooperative, and Automated Mobility (CCAM).

Autores: Renzi, G., Cantini, G., Graziani A. R.
Editor: IEEE