Innovative AppRoach to Urban Security

Información del proyecto

IcARUS

Identificador del acuerdo de subvención: 882749

DOI

10.3030/882749

Proyecto cerrado

Fecha de la firma de la CE 29 Abril 2020

Fecha de inicio 1 Septiembre 2020

Fecha de finalización 31 Agosto 2024

Financiado con arreglo a

• Secure societies - Protecting freedom and security of Europe and its citizens

Coste total

€ 5 314 015,74

Aportación de la UE

€ 5 278 765,74

Coordinado por

FORUM EUROPEEN POUR LA SECURITE URBAINE
France

CORDIS proporciona enlaces a los documentos públicos y las publicaciones de los proyectos de los programas marco HORIZONTE.

Los enlaces a los documentos y las publicaciones de los proyectos del Séptimo Programa Marco, así como los enlaces a algunos tipos de resultados específicos, como conjuntos de datos y «software», se obtienen dinámicamente de OpenAIRE .

Resultado final

Documents, reports (37)

Report on new ethical challenges and social acceptability of IcARUS
Guidelines to the DT implementation in IcARUS task
Talking strategy: a report to reflect and strengthen crime prevention approaches and urban security policies

The deliverable translates the theoretical principles of the IcARUS roadmap WP2 into a practical format that allows the cities to check reflect and strengthen their crime prevention approaches and urban security policies

Work plan from LEAs to implement tools for each of the 4 priority areas
The IcARUS toolkit - Six tools to improve urban security
Report describing the state-of-the-art and cross analysis of the priority areas

Report describing the stateoftheart and cross analysis of the priority areas

Methodology for the adoption of DT in urban security & crime prevention initiatives

Methodology for the adoption of DT in urban security crime prevention initiatives

Project Management guide
Management of IPR, Exploitation, Commercialization plans, including roadmap, USPs
Report describing the results from the workshops for assessing requirements
Report of the demonstration in each of the cities

Report of the demonstration in each of the citiesAll the partners cities are resposnsible of the report of their demonstration. Partners involved: RMP/Nice/Rotterdam/Stuttgart/Turin

Strategic Dissemination and Communication plan V2
Communications and Dissemination Report 1
Publication of the code of ethics and good scientific practices in IcARUS
Strategic Dissemination and Communication plan. V1

Strategic Dissemination and Communication plan V1

Management and coordination Plan for the Expert Advisory Board and Consultative Committee of Cities
Evaluation of the toolkit
Coordination meeting minutes.
Dissemination toolkit
Results from cross training task
Report of the results of the cross-analysis exercise

Report of the results of the crossanalysis exercise

Legal adjustment report of IcARUS to the relevant international and national regulations
Report of the set of indicators to evaluate the results of the tools

Report of the indicators and roadmap to test them

Analysing the strategic approach to urban security through the IcARUS lens
Roadmap of tools that need to be improved and the parameters to be taken into account for defining the tools
Report describing the inventory of practices, tools and lessons learnt

Report describing the inventory of practices tools and lessons learnt

Report of Workshop consultation with Advisory Board, cities consultative committee, LEAs
Development and adaptation of project methodology -V2

"This deliverable will update Deliverable D 1.1 and report on the application of the DT methodology in the context of all project's activities.D1.5 better paves the way for the project to inform the EU Security Union (a point well stressed during IcARUS mid-term review) rather than T1.4. The task we seek to remove in fact focuses on project consortium and local partners, while the new deliverable D1.5 will allow long-term exploitation of IcARUS not only by project partners but also by other entities in the EU who wish to follow the same approach in their security strategies.D1.5 will create a report on how Design Thinking methodology was adopted by the consortium in project activities. This will show how the project methodology has changed, adapted, or in any way adjusted to the needs and modi operandi of IcARUS partners, especially cities. In doing so, this will also serve as support for future urban security projects that intend to follow the Design Thinking approach for the public administration.This deliverable include:-Methodology update after the implementation-a model for the exploitation to support end users of IcARUS in a long-term adoption of the results issued from the project that allow sustainability of project products in other cities and future consortia and moving from exploration to exploitation (how and under what conditions the tools developed can be transferable to other local contexts). -recommendations for the sustainability and recommendations to encourage local authorities, local associations, industry, start-ups, researchers etc in developing incubation centres on innovative urban security and crime prevention""."

Communications and Dissemination Report 2
Tools defined with a design approach V2

A report that contains the six tools developed by the cities, in which social and technological innovation are taken into account. In order to give time to the cities that are still in the problem reformulation phase and continue to apply the methodology correctly, the deliverable will be submitted in two stages:D3.6 Tools defined with a design approach V1 (M37 ) D3.7 Tools defined with a design approach V2 (M41)

Report from training sessions meant to support the creation of the guidelines
Risk Management and Quality Assurance Plan
Reports (recommendations) gathered from the learning expedition in each of the cities
Evaluation report of the main general and specific ethical risks of IcARUS
The IcARUS training methodology per city tool
Tools defined with a design approach V1

A report that contains the six tools developed by the cities, in which social and technological innovation are taken into account. In order to give time to the cities that are still in the problem reformulation phase and continue to apply the methodology correctly, the deliverable will be submitted in two stages:D3.6 Tools defined with a design approach V1 (M37 ) D3.7 Tools defined with a design approach V2 (M41)

Report of Local validation workshop with civil society

Report of Local workshops consultations with previously involved civil society

Websites, patent fillings, videos etc. (2)

Creation of the project's webpage and social networks

Creation of the projects webpage and social networks

Electronic newsletters

Other (1)

Visual identity

Publicaciones

Book chapters (2)

Pluralized Narratives of Security: Descriptive Insights from the Private Industry

Autores: Massimo Fattori, Gabriele Jacobs, Daniel Trottier
Publicado en: Plural Policing in the Global North, 2022, Página(s) 161-176
Editor: Springer International Publishing
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-16273-2_9

Crime Prevention as Urban Security

Autores: Crawford, A., Donkin, S. and Weirich, C.A.
Publicado en: Oxford Handbook of Criminology, Edición 7th Edition, 2023, Página(s) pp. 585-606
Editor: Oxford University Press

Peer reviewed articles (6)

Generative AI Literacy: Twelve Defining Competencies

Autores: Ravinithesh Annapureddy, Alessandro Fornaroli, Daniel Gatica-Perez
Publicado en: Digital Government: Research and Practice, 2024, ISSN 2639-0175
Editor: Association for Computing Machinery
DOI: 10.1145/3685680

Urban Crowdsourcing Platforms Across the World: A Systematic Review

Autores: A. Fornaroli and D. Gatica-Perez
Publicado en: ACM Digital Government: Research and Practice (DGOV), Special Edición on Citizen Centricity in Smart Cities, 2023, Página(s) pp 1–19, ISSN 2639-0175
Editor: Association for Computing Machinery

Using Technology Democratically: Development of a Self-Assessment Tool to Support Urban Security Authorities

Autores: Francisco J. Castro Toledo, Ana B. Gómez-Bellvís
Publicado en: CrimRxiv, 2024, ISSN 2766-7170
Editor: CRIMRXIV
DOI: 10.21428/cb6ab371.57080d50

Local crime prevention policies: A critical approach to methodological and evaluation issues

Autores: Zarafonitou Ch., Karagiannidis Ch., Kontopoulou E
Publicado en: Urban Crime An International Journal, 2024, ISSN 2732-6187
Editor: Laboratory of Urban Criminology
DOI: 10.26250/heal.panteion.uc.v5i3.371

Reflections on Developments in Urban Security across Europe over the last 30 years: Trends and Enduring Tensions

Autores: Crawford, A
Publicado en: Italian Review of Criminology/Rassegna Italiana di Criminologia, 2023, ISSN 1121-1717
Editor: Giuffre Editore SpA

Four types of Social Innovation and their impact on democracy in the 21st century

Autores: null null, Markus Pausch
Publicado en: European Public & Social Innovation Review, Edición 8, 2024, Página(s) 28-39, ISSN 2529-9824
Editor: European Public & Social Innovation Review
DOI: 10.31637/epsir.23-2.3

Conference proceedings (1)

Zurich Like New

Autores: Marcel Granero Moya, Thanh-Trung Phan, Daniel Gatica-Perez
Publicado en: Proceedings of the 1st International Workshop on Multimedia Computing for Urban Data, 2023, Página(s) 1-8
Editor: ACM
DOI: 10.1145/3475721.3484310