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Annex CeMobility – Strategic Applications AgendaContract Type: Cost-sharing contractsEnd Date: 2001-12-31Project Status: CompletedProject Funding: 1.1 million eurohttp://cordis.europa.eu/fetch?CALLER=PROJ_ICT&ACTION=D&DOC=1&CAT=PROJ&QUERY=011e89a80d4f:93b9:5e669dfa&RCN=57854ParticipantsEuropean Union For Coastal Conservation <strong>Net</strong>herlandsInternational Council For The Exploration Of The Sea DenmarkInformation Training Local Development S.A. GreeceInstytut Morski Gdansk PolandNiedersaechsisches Umweltministerium GermanyEnte Per Le Nuove Tecnologie, L'energia E L'ambiente ItalyEuropean Commission - Joint Research Centre ItalyForschungszentrum Informatik An Der Universitaet Karlsruhe GermanyEads Defense And Security Systems Sa FranceHavforskningsinstituttet NorwayCoordinatorContact Person: Name: BOSMAN, JanTel: +31-70-3114447Fax: +31-70-3114380Email: ContactOrganisation: MINISTERIE VAN VERKEER EN WATERSTAATNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR MARINE AND COASTAL MANAGEMENTPLESMANWEG 1-6 PO Box 209072500 EX DEN HAAGNETHERLANDS18. Enhancement of three existing technologies anddata fusion algorithms for the test and Demonstrationof Multi-sensor landmine detection techniques(DEMAND)Background and ObjectivesFunded under 5th FWP (Fifth Framework Programme)Research area: 2000-1.4.2 Data Fusion and Smart Sensor Technologies for Humanitarian DeminingDEMAND is an answer to the most pressing requirements in the South Eastern Stability Pact Region causedthrough the threat of Anti-Personnel-Landmines (APL). DEMAND will improve state of the art technology toachieve better accuracy than traditional APL detection techniques currently used in the field for close in detection(i.e. metal detector and prodder) while considerably speed and decreasing false alarms. We will build a prototypecomposed of a simple trolley like platform with three advanced and enhanced state-of-the-art sensors, i.e. metaldetector (MD), ground penetrating radar (GPR) and a biological vapour sensor (Biosensor) whose measurementresults will be strengthened through beyond-state-of-the-art Data Fusion. The prototype performance will beevaluated in extended field tests in Kosovo. The 5 industrial partners in the project intend to develop a fullyengineered detector within 1-1.5 years after the end of the project and to commercialise the product through ajoint venture.224
eMobility – Strategic Applications AgendaAnnex CObjectives:The main objective of the DEMAND project is to help provide an answer to the most pressing requirements in theSouth Eastern Stability Pact region caused by the threat of Anti-Personnel Landmines (APL). DEMAND will showthat an improvement in state of the art technology can achieve better accuracy than APL detection techniquescurrently used in the field for close in detection (i.e. metal detector and prodder) while considerably increasingspeed and decreasing false alarms. We will build a prototype system composed of a simple trolley like platformwith three enhanced-beyond-state-of-the-art sensors, i.e. Metal detector, Ground Penetrating Radar and abiological vapour sensor (Biosensor), whose measurement results will be strengthened through beyond-state-ofthe-artData Fusion. The system performances will be evaluated in extended fields tests in Kosovo. The 5industrial partners in the project intend to develop a fully engineered detector within 1-1.5 years after the end ofthe project and to commercialise it through a joint venture.Work description:The main work in the project will be the building and integration of the four main components of the system (MDarray, GPR array, Biosensor and Data Fusion) for operation. All of these components come from previoustechnological developments and, in a number of cases, precisely from Humanitarian Demining. The GPR arrayand the Data Fusion are based on the feasibility study of the EUREKA! ANGEL project; the GPR core technologywill be an improvement from the RTD DEMINE project for Humanitarian Demining funded under the EC 4thFramework Programme; and the MD is an enhancement of a commercially available and tested demining sensor.The work-plan reflects both the main goal of fielding a prototype to assess its performance and the idea ofrefining existing technologies purposely developed for Humanitarian Demining. In this sense the phase devotedto technical conception and specification of the system will be limited in time (6 months) as well as thedevelopment and construction phase (1 year). On the other hand, the phases concerning integration-testrefiniment-finaltest and assessment will take more than half of the duration of the project (1.5 years). Thelimiting of the mechanical integration of the system to a minimum is a crucial factor to keep the resources for theproject focused on the key technological issues to reach the above mentioned objectives. The main tasks ofintegration will be those connected to Data Fusion and developing of the survey strategy and performanceevaluation parameters. The 5 industrial partners in the project are committed to the successful commercialexploitation of the project results in demining and in other industrial applications. During the project anexploitation plan will be developed by the partners based on a business plan for a joint venture, marketing anddistribution of the DEMAND product.Milestones:6 MILESTONES:M1: Completion of the Biosensor Viability ReportM2: Completion of the technical conception and specification of the systemM3: Completion of the development of the three sensor, i.e. Metal detector, Ground Penetrating Radarand the BiosensorM4: Successful operational integration of the demonstrator and the results of the laboratory testingM5: Completion of the DEMAND detector performance evaluation at JRC and in Field tests in KosovoM6: Completion of the project and initiation of the DEMAND product's business plan for successfulcommercial exploitation.Project detailsProject Acronym: DEMANDProject Reference: IST-2000-25351Start Date: 2001-02-01Duration: 30 monthsProject Cost: 3.7 million euroContract Type: Cost-sharing contractsEnd Date: 2003-07-31Project Status: CompletedProject Funding: 2 million eurohttp://cordis.europa.eu/fetch?CALLER=PROJ_ICT&ACTION=D&DOC=2&CAT=PROJ&QUERY=011e89ab78c2:cfd9:183373c4&RCN=54371225
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