The 2nd General Assembly (GA) Meeting of the FEDORA Project will bring together all consortium partners in Budapest, Hungary, to review the progress achieved since the 1st GA Meeting in
Making mobility data interoperable remains one of the major challenges in the transition towards smarter and more responsive transport systems. Data is often spread across different organisations, modes, and technical
Simulation tools are a key part of FEDORA’s approach to building more adaptive, resilient, and future-ready multimodal traffic management solutions. They make it possible to test ideas, assess impacts, and
Researchers within the Fedora Project have published a new paper titled “Assessing the impacts of tradable credit schemes through agent-based simulation” in Journal of Intelligent Transportation Systems -Technology, Planning, and
Researchers within the Fedora Project have published a new paper titled “V2VSL: Infrastructure-Free, Decentralized Variable Speed Limit Control” in Data Sciece for Transportation. The publication explores a fully decentralized,