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23/05/11
Newsletter - final issue available
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29/03/11
SMARTFREIGHT Final Conference video available (20 mins)
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29/03/11
SMARTFREIGHT Fact Sheets available
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OBJECTIVES
The objectives of the SMARTFREIGHT project are to:
- Develop new traffic management measures towards individual freight vehicles through open ICT services, on-board equipment and integrated wireless communication infrastructure
- Assign different service levels to freight vehicles, depending on their environmental profile, type of goods transport and destination
- Grant priorities and access rights depending on the service level and traffic situation
- Allocate routes and times slots to freight vehicles to minimise conflicts and congestion
- Track and monitor vehicles carrying dangerous cargo
- Collect information for statistics
- Support control that enables enforcement
- Improve awareness in case of incidents
- Improve the interoperability between traffic management and freight distribution systems
- Provide information that improves route planning for transport companies, such as more accurate transport network information, traffic and travel time information, through open ICT services
- Coordinate all freight distribution operations within a city by means of open ICT services, on-board equipment, wireless communication infrastructure and CALM MAIL implementation in on-board and on-cargo units, for all freight vehicles
- Routing and re-routing for scheduled freight and service vehicles
- Provide information that improves the efficiency of these fleets
- Manage the use of loading and unloading areas
- Track freight vehicles
- Track cargo
- Monitor the status of cargo
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04-05/11/2010
3rd European Conference on ICT for Transport Logistics (ECITL), Bremen
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13-14/10/2010
SMARTFREIGHT Final Conference, Trondheim
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08-10/09/2010
Logistics Research Network Conference, Harrogate
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