Periodic Reporting for period 1 - GREEN-LOG (Cooperative and Interconnected Green delivery solutions towards an era of optimized zero emission last-mile Logistics)
Reporting period: 2023-01-01 to 2024-06-30
WP1 Key Achievements until M18 are the following:
• Knowledge base (stakeholders/solutions) creation.
• Living Labs establishment and trading zones development.
• Living Lab requirements identification.
• Use cases and service blueprints definition.
• Conceptual architecture development.
• Investigation of the cost structure, potential revenue streams and pricing strategies for the GREEN-LOG services.
• Development of initial prototype cooperative business models and arbitration models
• KPI list identification and validation.
• Initial development of impact assessment and transferability framework.
WP2 Key Achievements until M18
• The initial version of the city logistics data space, which is based on the CKAN framework, and includes several components from the FIWARE ecosystem.
• The initial version of the spatio-temporal demand prediction component.
• The initial version of the optimisation component for the deployment of the mobile depots, functional for the operations of the four Living Labs mentioned above.
• Three simulation models for the areas of Oxford, Barcelona and Athens.
• The first version of the interoperability framework that allows interaction between the simulation engine and external components.
• The detailed specification of the Augmented Intelligence Modelling Platform component.
• Successful delivery and submission of the D2.1.
WP3 Key Achievements until M18
• Successful delivery and submission of the D3.1.
• Successful development of LaaS Marketplace prototype (MVP), including key features, user roles and interaction between them (T3.1).
• Successful redefinition and scope of Task 3.2 Online asset and monitoring tool (BYOD).
• Successful requirement analysis, functional architecture of BYOD, and the development two out of three SDKs (T3.2).
• Initial version of NFE in a controlled environment, plotting possible visualization that will later be used by other GREEN-LOG components (DCT, LaaS Marketplace) (T3.3).
• The initial version of the dynamic (re-)routing component, with a focus on optimizing multiple criteria such as travel time, carbon emissions, and costs. (T3.4)
• Successful design and setup of the Last Mile Digital Control Tower, involving wireframe creation, functionality definition based on D3.1 outputs, and initial technical framework establishment with detailed architecture and data models for integration. (T3.5)