Deliverables
This report includes an evaluation plan describing methods for collecting user feedback, and analysing the data. Further the document describes the actual main findings of the evaluation in respect to predefined KPIs. Citizen insights will be elaborated in order to showcase success and failure points in the system.
Engagement plans for the users in all the cities including details about the Ideas and Apps contests to be organized. There will be two versions, one before the first phase of the pilots and another one afterwards.
This document reports the WeLive environment setup in Trento, Bilbao, Novi Sad and the Finish region by integrating the WeLive components into the their respective SmartCity platforms.
A second version of this document will be submitted to the European Commission right before the starting of pilot phase II (M26) including a status report on the ethical monitoring from the External Ethics Committee.
This document reports the WeLive environment setup in Trento, Bilbao, Novi Sad and the Finish region by integrating the WeLive components into the their respective SmartCity platforms.
This document will include technical, methodological guidelines and best practices for the initial population of the WeLive environment.
This second version will include guidelines and best practices for the integration and population of the WeLive environment by new municipalities outside the project.
Assesses the impact of WeLive from social, economic, and transparency point of view.
This deliverable will contain all the Ethics aspects that should be taken into account during the project lifespan and the data protection policy and measures applied in each member of WeLive consortium. This document will be also submitted to the REA on M3 of the project just right after the relevant WPs start and before its submission it requires the approval from the Ethics Committee.
The methodologies and process to achieve high involvement and participation from stakeholders will be defined. This deliverable will pay special attention to the methodologies and criteria to be used for the research participants recruitment including the informed-consent templates.
Assesses the impact of WeLive from social, economic, and transparency point of view after the second stage of the pilot.
Report on problems and solutions faced during the first stage of the trial
Report on problems and solutions faced during the second stage of the trial.
A second version of a detailed report with the collaboration plan and a summary of collaboration activities to be updated at the end of each reporting period.
The theoretical basis upon which service co-creation and innovation will be tackled in WeLive will be defined. Furthermore, a specification of the technical support to put in practice the service co-creation and innovation viewpoint will be made.
This report will contain the initial plan and report of the communication and dissemination strategy and activities of the WeLive Project results among different communities.
This report includes an evaluation plan describing methods for collecting user feedback, and analysing the data for the second stage of the pilot. Further the document describes the actual main findings of the evaluation in respect to predefined KPIs. Citizen insights will be elaborated in order to showcase success and failure points in the system.
This report will contain the initial plan and report of the communication and dissemination strategy and activities of the WeLive Project results among different communities.
This deliverable represents the first version of Open Service Framework, including the design and implementation of the Building Blocks concepts and the Visual Composer application to be supplied for pilot activities
A second version of the specification of the functional and non-functional requirements of WeLive’s stakeholders. In addition, the overall architecture of WeLive infrastructure will be re-defined together with its main components including component interfaces, technologies, external APIs and the different sources of data that will be used for feeding the framework. The second version of this deliverable will include a set of requirements to ensure a wider acceptability of the solution, e.g. usability, accountability and ethical aspects.
Engagement plans for the users in all the cities including details about the Ideas and Apps contests to be organized. There will be two versions, one before the first phase of the pilots and another one afterwards.
A detailed report with the collaboration plan and a summary of collaboration activities to be updated at the end of each reporting period.
This document will include a specification of the functional and non-functional requirements of WeLive’s stakeholders. In addition, the overall architecture of WeLive infrastructure will be defined together with its main components including component interfaces, technologies, external APIs and the different sources of data that will be used for feeding the framework.
This deliverable represents the second version of Open Service Framework, including the design and implementation of the Building Blocks concepts and the Visual Composer application to be supplied for pilot activities, created including all the corrections and improvements identified during the first phase of pilots execution.
Data Management Plan for Open research data pilot. It is released as part of D8.6
Data Management Plan for Open research data pilot. Final version
The main assets required to create an identity for the project will be created early in the project. The materials and in particular project’s website will be constantly updated including information about dissemination activities to be carried out by the consortium and public deliverables. Also it is expected to include a summary presenting the advances attained by the project in the different stages of the project.
The main assets required to create an identity for the project will be created early in the project. The materials and in particular project’s website will be constantly updated including information about dissemination activities to be carried out by the consortium and public deliverables. Also it is expected to include a summary presenting the advances attained by the project in the different stages of the project.
The main assets required to create an identity for the project will be created early in the project. The materials and in particular project’s website will be constantly updated including information about dissemination activities to be carried out by the consortium and public deliverables. Also it is expected to include a summary presenting the advances attained by the project in the different stages of the project.
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Publications
Author(s): S. Kauppinen
Published in: 2015 SSR International Conference on Social Sciences and Information, 2015
Author(s): Pérez-Velasco, Jorge; López-de-Ipiña, Diego
Published in: Issue 2, 2016
Author(s): Giovanni Aiello, Chiara Capizzi, Filippo Giuffrida, Ivan Ligotino, Roberto Raccuglia, Piersaverio Spinnato, Antonino Sirchia
Published in: I-CiTies 2016, 2016
Author(s): Sami Kauppinen, Satu Luojus, Janne Lahti
Published in: Proceedings of the 9th Nordic Conference on Human-Computer Interaction - NordiCHI '16, 2016, Page(s) 1-4
DOI: 10.1145/2971485.2971526
Author(s): Satu Luojus, Sami Kauppinen, Janne Lahti
Published in: ICERI2016 Proceedings, 2016, Page(s) 1158-1170
DOI: 10.21125/iceri.2016.1263
Author(s): S. Luojus, S. Kauppinen, J. Lahti
Published in: 8th International Conference of Education, Research and Innovation, Issue ICERI2015 Proceedings, 2015, Page(s) 5497-5507
Author(s): Diego López-de-Ipiña, Mikel Emaldi, Unai Aguilera, Jorge Pérez
Published in: 10th International Conference on Ubiquitous Computing & Ambient Intelligence, Issue 2016, 2016
Author(s): Mikel Emaldi, Unai Aguilera, Diego López-de-Ipiña, Jorge Pérez-Velasco
Published in: Sensors, Issue 17/6, 2017, Page(s) 1265, ISSN 1424-8220
DOI: 10.3390/s17061265
