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Annex CeMobility – Strategic Applications AgendaTo develop the software infrastructure for enabling risk management servicesTo deliver an infrastructure integrating spatial and non-spatial services for risk managementTo validate the ORCHESTRA results in a multi-risk scenarioTo provide software standards for risk management applicationsTwo types of users will benefit from the ORCHESTRA solutions:1. System-users: Providers of data and application services that are used for risk management2. End-users: Civil protection agencies and private companies involved in risk management.Project detailsProject Acronym: ORCHESTRAProject Reference: 511678Start Date: 2004-09-01Duration: 42 monthsProject Cost: 13.64 million euroContract Type: Integrated ProjectEnd Date: 2008-02-29Project Status: CompletedProject Funding: 8.2 million eurohttp://cordis.europa.eu/fetch?CALLER=PROJ_ICT&ACTION=D&DOC=3&CAT=PROJ&QUERY=011e8a3c6c76:2ae3:6ccdb1b1&RCN=71859ParticipantsElsag Datamat S.P.A. ItalyAustrian Research Centers Gmbh - Arc AustriaL'alliance Des Interets Maritimes Regionaux En Europe BelgiumBmt Cordah Limited United KingdomHochschule Fuer Technik Und Wirtschaft Des Saarlandes GermanyEuropean Commission - Joint Research Centre BelgiumOpen Geospatial Consortium (Europe) Limited United KingdomEidgenoessische Technische Hochschule Zuerich SwitzerlandFraunhofer Gesellschaft Zur Foerderung Der Angewandten Forschung E.V. GermanyBureau De Recherches Geologiques Et Minieres FranceIntecs S.P.A. ItalyOrdnance Survey United KingdomT.Y.P.S.A.-Tecnica Y Proyectos S.A. SpainCoordinatorContact Person: Name: ESTEBAN LAUZAN, JOSE FERNANDOTel: +34-91-2148613Fax: +34-91-7543252Organisation: ATOS ORIGIN SOCIEDAD ANONIMA ESPANOLASCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER FOR EUROPE AT MADRID (STREAM)CALLE DE ALBARRACIN 2528037 MADRIDSPAIN298
eMobility – Strategic Applications AgendaAnnex C64. OSIRIS (Open architecture for Smart andInteroperable networks in Risk management based onIn-situ Sensors) (OSIRIS)Background and ObjectivesFunded under 6th FWP (Sixth Framework Programme)Research area: IST-2005-2.5.12 ICT for Environmental Risk Managementhttp://www.osiris-project.euGMES is an information system which covers all the necessary steps from data acquisition to service delivery tothe end-users. Data acquisition requires in-situ observations as well as space-based observations. By in-situobservations, we mean observations captured locally, i.e. within a few kilometres of the object or phenomenonbeing observed, thus including measurements taken at ground station or by aircraft. Space-based and in-situobservations are complementary, as both have limitations.To address the limitations of in-situ monitoring systems, OSIRIS will focus on the state of the art technologies forsmart sensors. The objectives of this project are to develop the technologies and necessary software for smartsensors networks deployments and operations.The main objective of the OSIRIS project is to enhance the overall efficiency of the in-situ data processing chainby connecting the in-situ sensors via an intelligent and versatile network infrastructure that will enable the endusersto access to multi-domain sensors information.Firstly, OSIRIS will address the smart deployment, use and reconfiguration of network of sensors in themonitoring or crisis phase. Secondly, it will develop architectures enabling the easy share of data and access ofservices, taking into account the data right management. Thirdly, it will provide the required technologies to allowfor the customisation of sensors or sensors network to fulfil end-users needs and define interoperability within anIn-situ Monitoring sensor web.Finally, an experimental validation based on end-users requirements will be conducted to support the proposedconcepts and investigate options to improve in-situ observations dissemination, addressing three thematic in thenatural resources domain: forest fires monitoring, air pollution monitoring, water resource monitoring (in quantityand quality - pollution). A cost/benefit analysis will also verify technological choices made in OSIRIS.Project detailsProject Acronym: OSIRISProject Reference: 033475Start Date: 2006-09-01Duration: 32 monthsProject Cost: 10.98 million euroContract Type: Integrated ProjectEnd Date: 2009-04-30Project Status: ExecutionProject Funding: 6.46 million eurohttp://cordis.europa.eu/fetch?CALLER=PROJ_ICT&ACTION=D&DOC=1&CAT=PROJ&QUERY=011e8a3e23eb:fb55:28d581f3&RCN=80164ParticipantsFondazione Per Il Clima E La Sostenibilita ItalyWestfaelische Wilhelms-Universitaet Muenster GermanyVlaamse Instelling Voor Technologisch Onderzoek Nv BelgiumGmv Aerospace And Defence Sa Spain299
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