Track E
Agencies continue to search for innovative methods or approaches to electronically share data and information involving the conditions, services, and multi-modal options associated with managing traffic on the surface transportation system within the roadway digital ecosystem. This track will explore a range of issues agencies may consider with sharing and using data electronically with emerging sources, third-party service providers, connected and automated vehicles, connected travelers, or with different types of events (e.g., construction work zones).
SESSION 2E Understanding co-creation of fused data
Tuesday, July 1 | 14:15 – 15:45
Conference Room: 2nd FLOOR
Data sharing is long heralded as a way to raise quality and have the ability to integrate different viewpoints for the benefit of all participants. So, how does this actually work in an ecosystem? Within an ecosystem, the data sources are different, and the interests of the providers are different, as are the interests of the consumers. What are the aspects to consider when working towards or within an ecosystem, how can the quality of the results be guaranteed? These are some of the questions that will be explored during the session that enable the participants to grasp and untangle the complexity associated with data-sharing ecosystems.
Speakers:
- Angela-Maria Despotopoulou, FRONTIER INNOVATIONS
From Co-Creation to Multi-Destination Impact: Who Creates, Who Benefits - Frank Daems, ERTICO
Data quality assessment in sharing frameworks - Martin Boehm, AustriaTech
Heterogeneous data and the ways to use what is not there - Chrysostomos Mylonas, CERTH-HIT
European Road Status Visualization Tool - Marco Comerio, CEFRIEL
Discovering, accessing, harmonising, and integrating heterogeneous data sources