Enabling autonomous transport systems to GNSS satellite technology – The contribution of the HELMET project<\/p>\n
December, 12, 2022 at 9:30 a.m. – Roma Tre University, via Vito Volterra 62, Rome<\/p>\n
Today, more than ever, it is urgent to use intelligent, safe and sustainable transport systems that can make energy use more efficient and reduce CO2 emissions. The application of GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) technology – a revolutionary satellite navigation system – guarantees precise and safe localization for self-driving vehicles traveling on rail and road infrastructure.
\nThe European Rail Traffic Management System (ERTMS) and Connected and Autonomous Car Technologies (CCAM) can interface with the GNSS network to develop an increasingly sustainable and competitive system. The workshop, which will take place on Monday 12 December at Roma Tre University, represents a unique opportunity to focus on the challenges facing rail and road operators to make the most of European GNSS infrastructures, integrated with data from the EGNOS and Galileo satellite systems.
\nDuring the day, the latest results and the contribution that the HELMET (High integrity EGNSS Layer for Multimodal Eco-friendly Transportation) project, funded by EU H2020 \u2013 EUSPA and coordinated by Radiolabs, can provide, will also be illustrated.
\nHELMET, in fact, has created an innovative project – first in Europe – to realize an open and interoperable standard GNSS enhancement solution, suitable for ERTMS and technologies for self-driving cars.<\/p>\n
Planned interventions:
\nWelcome address Anna Masutti, President RFI-Gruppo Ferrovie dello Stato
\nAlessandro Neri, Vice Rector for Innovation and Technology Transfer of Roma
\nTre University\/ HELMET scientific coordinator Radiolabs
\nDaniel Lopour, Market Development Officer EUSPA
\nFabio Senesi, Senior Manager \u2013 Head ERTMS Plan \u2013 RFI-Gruppo Ferrovie dello Stato
\nCarlo des Dorides, former Executive Director EUSPA
\nJo De Bosschere, Head of Unit ERTMS and Telematics ERA
\nPierluigi Navone, Director Rail ANSFISA
\nMassimiliano Ciaffi, Head ERTMS on board subsystems, RFI-Gruppo Ferrovie
\ndello Stato
\nGabriele Ridolfi, Technical Director, ERTMS User Group
\nBenedetto Carambia, Head of R&D and Innovation \u2013 Movyon Gruppo Autostrade
\nper l\u2019Italia
\nLuigi Carrarini, Project manager Smart Road \u2013 ANAS-Gruppo Ferrovie dello Stato
\nAlberto Tuozzi, Head of EU and EU Member States Relations Unit ASI
\nArianna Persia, HELMET project manager, Radiolabs
\nAles Filip, University of Pardubice, Czech Republic
\nRoberto Capua, SOGEI
\nOmar Garcia Crespillo, DLR, Germany
\nAnja Grosch, DLR, Germany
\nSandro Chiocchio, Radiolabs
\nSam Pullen, University of Stanford, USA
\nFrancesco Rispoli Director General Radiolabs<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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