General project data
- Description: Big Data applied to the transformation of the transportation and logistics sectors. H2020-ICT-2016-11.
- File number: 731932.
- Award date: 07/26/2016.
- Dates of execution: 01/01/2017 30/06/2019.
- Project website: www.transformingtransport.eu.
Presentation and objectives
Big Data will have a profound economic and social impact on the
mobility and logistics sector, which is one of the most
used industries in the world, contributing to approximately 15% of GDP.
Big Data is expected to generate a value of $500 billion at
global level in the form of time and fuel savings and savings of 380
megatons of CO2 in mobility and logistics.
With freight transport activities projected to
increase by 40% by 2030, the transformation of current
mobility and logistics processes to be significantly more efficient will have
a profound impact. A 10% improvement in efficiency can lead to
EU cost savings of 100 billion euros. Despite these
promises, interestingly only 19% of EU mobility and
logistics companies employ Big Data-based solutions as part of
value creation and business processes.
The TransformingTransport project will demonstrate in a realistic,
measurable and replicable way the transformations that Big Data will bring to the
mobility and logistics market. To this end,
TransformingTransport validates the technical and economic feasibility of Big
Data to reshape transportation processes and services and to
significantly increase operational efficiency, deliver an improved customer experience
and foster new business models.
TransformingTransport will address seven pilot fields of major
importance for the mobility and logistics sector in Europe: (1)
Smart Highways, (2) Sustainable Vehicle Fleet, (3)
Proactive Rail Infrastructures, (4) Ports as Smart Logistics Hubs
, (5) Efficient Air Transport, (6) Multimodal Urban
Mobility, (7) Dynamic Supply Chains.
The TransformingTransport consortium combines the know-how and
solutions of Europe’s leading IT and technology providers, together with the expertise and experience
of Europe’s leading industry players in the field of
mobility and logistics.
TransformingTransport will pursue the following main objectives:
- Objective O1 “Piloting”: Execute effective large-scale
piloting and specific demonstrations of the
transformative character that existing and very close
to market Big Data technologies can bring about in the mobility and logistics sector,
covering all relevant transportation modes. As well as multi-modal and transversal
processes with strong impact and relevance of
Big Data solutions.
- Objective O2 “Value”: Show concrete,
measurable and demonstrable evidence of the value of the data that can be achieved at
mobility and logistics in terms of significant increase in (i)
operational efficiency of processes and services by at least 15%, (ii)
customer experience, and (iii) new business models for the
mobility and logistics sector.
- Objective O3 “Reusability”: Demonstrate the
generic nature of Big Data solutions developed by
TransformingTransport, showing how they can be reused (including
with adaptation) and replicated across use cases and domains of
application.
- Objective O4 “Scalability”: Ensure that the
Big Data solutions developed in TransformingTransport will operate at
the scale of the envisioned mobility and logistics processes, as well as
the volume and velocity of data by the end of the
TransformingTransport project, meaning more than 55,000 GB , More than 25 GB /
day and more than 20 different data sources on average per pilot by
the year 2020.
- Objective O5 “Engagement”: involve at least 120
key European industry players, both large and SMEs, as well
as Big Data providers and Big Data users, and relevant public
bodies in sector trials and demonstrations of
TransformingTransport.
- Objective O6 “Transfer”: Implement the
effective knowledge transfer, dissemination and leveraging of
lessons learned and best practice examples, as well as
standardization and policy recommendations to facilitate the
doubling of the use of Big Data solutions in the mobility sector and
logistics from the current 19% To at least 38%.
- Objective O7 “Market Impact”: Strengthen
both the position of EU big data providers and
sectorial companies to participate in offers and opportunities for
business in the mobility and logistics market, combining
sectorial and domain expertise with ICT knowledge.
market share of up to 600% (72% on average) and/or absolute
market share of up to 12%.
- Objective O8 “Sustainability”: Establish a robust
plan for sustainability actions to ensure the
availability and lasting impact of
TransformingTransport results during the
Big Data Value PPP funding period and beyond.
- Objective O9 “Mobilization”: Mobilize a verifiable
commitment with additional industry investments in data assets
and big data technologies, reaching a
leverage factor of at least 6 times the EC contribution.
ITAINNOVA participates in the use case “Shared Logistics for the
E-Commerce” (Supply network sector), whose specific objectives
are:
- Investigate and suggest shared logistics scenarios on
e-commerce, taking into account data from various
supply chain stakeholders (e.g.
e-commerce retailers, 3PL) to reduce cost and environmental burden and
increase customer satisfaction and convenience with respect to
e-commerce deliveries.
- Expand the concept of shared logistics by
incorporating aspects of replenishment and realizing a synergistic
inventory management strategy to increase the level of
service, increase the accuracy of future estimates of
demand and decrease the requirement for additional vehicle routes (not
pre-recorded).
- Provide alternative shipping methods to the consumer to
increase customer satisfaction and offer lower prices.
Participating entities
- RAILWAY INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGER (as project leader). Spain.
- AEGEAN AIRLINES AE. Greece.
- DIETHNIS AEROLIMENAS ATHINON AE. Greece.
- AIRPORT GURUS SL. Spain.
- ANSWARETECH SL. Spain.
- ATOS SPAIN SA. Spain.
- ATHENS UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS – RESEARCH CENTER. Greece.
- AUTOAID GMBH. Germany.
- BOEING RESEARCH & TECHNOLOGY EUROPE S.L.U. Spain.
- CARTIF. Spain.
- CEFRIEL – SOCIETA CONSORTILE A RESPONSABILITA LIMITATA. Italy.
- SMART INFRASTRUCTURE INNOVATION CENTER. Spain.
- CINTRA SERVICIOS DE INFRAESTRUCTURAS SA. Spain.
- TAMPEREEN KAUPUNKI. Finland.
- DUISBURGER HAFEN AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT. Germany.
- FERROVIAL AGROMAN SA. Spain.
- VALENCIAPORT FOUNDATION OF THE VALENCIAN COMMUNITY FOR RESEARCH, PROMOTION AND COMMERCIAL STUDIES. Spain.
- FRAUNHOFER GESELLSCHAFT ZUR FOERDERUNG DER ANGEWANDTEN FORSCHUNG E.V. Germany.
- INFOTRIPLA OY. Finland.
- NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND, GALWAY. Ireland.
- INTRASOFT INTERNATIONAL SA. Luxembourg.
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON. United Kingdom.
- INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE. Spain.
- Jeppesen GmbH. Germany.
- DEUTSCHE LUFTHANSA AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT. Germany.
- MATTERSOFT OY. Finland.
- NETWORK RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED. United Kingdom.
- NOATUM PORTS VALENCIANA, S.A.U. Spain.
- ORBITA INGENERIA S.L. Spain.
- PTV PLANUNG TRANSPORT VERKEHR AG. Germany.
- SOFTWARE AG. Germany.
- TAIPALE TELEMATICS OY. Finland.
- UNIVERSITAET DUISBURG-ESSEN. Germany.
- POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF MADRID. Spain.
- Teknologian tutkimuskeskus VTT Oy. Finland.
- TOMTOM DEVELOPMENT GERMANY GMBH. Germany.
- THALES GROUND TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS UK LTD. United Kingdom.
- THALES COMMUNICATIONS & SECURITY SAS. France.
- VALLADOLID CITY COUNCIL. Spain.
- LINCE ASPRONA GROUP S.L.U. Spain.
- LOGIKA APOTHIKEFSEIS EMPOREVMATON MONOPROSOPI ETAIREIA PERIORISMENIS YTHINIS. Greece.
- PARADIGMA DIGITAL SL. Spain.
- INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FOR MARKET LEADERSHIP. Greece.
- SOFLEET. France.
- J.A.M. DE RIJK BV. The Netherlands.
- Instituto Tecnológico de Aragón, ITAINNOVA (Spain).
Call for applications
H2020-ICT-2016-1. Information and Communication Technologies call.
Topic: ICT-15-2016-2017: Big Data PPP: Large Scale Pilot actions in sectors best benefiting from data-driven innovation.
Budget
- Total project budget: 18,698,814.38 .
- Total bankable budget of the project: 14,631,935.45 .
- ITAINNOVA’s bankable budget: 115,625.00 .
Financing
- Total project grant: 14,631,935.45 .
- Grant to ITAINNOVA: 115,625.00 .
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation program
through the agreement of
grant 731932.
