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FOT-Net International Workshops
Fostering cooperation across regions...
In order to exchange information about Field Operational Test activities and foster cooperation with North America and Japan, two international FOT-Net workshops have been planned.
These workshops aim to address the challenges and needs of the various regions actively involved in Field Operational Tests. Examples of topics for cooperation include:
- Methodologies: Commonalities and differences across the regions
- Comparison of results: How to make sure Field Operational Test results and data are comparable? Should we synchronise research questions and Performance indicators? Are the research questions similar?
- Data exchange: relevance and willingness to establish a data exchange platform.
- Deployment issues: How to accelerate deployment after a Field Operational Tests? What are the decision criteria leading to Policy or market driven deployment? Is there a need for concrete examples and eventually the best practices?
Check out the library to consult the reports and presentations of past meetings
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The next Stakeholder meeting will take place in Brussels on 24 March 2009 (place to be confirmed).
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The 11th Technical Congress of VDA – the Association of German automotive industry – will be held on 25-26 March in Wolfsburg, Germany.
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FOT-Net seminar on data gathering and handling will take place in Munich on 13 May 2009.
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The Netherlands have started with a large-scale operational test for several collision avoidance systems as well as a registration system for trucks. A total of 2550 trucks will make use of these systems for a period of eight months.
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the cars of the future should not be able to crash! Volvo cars is presenting the euroFOT project to the public.
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The first international workshop in the framework of the ERTICO-led FOT- Net project was successfully held on 20 November this year, after the ITS World Congress in New York. The workshop attracted more than 50 participants from Europe, US and Japan.
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