How can Geofencing make your municipality more sustainable?
Do you want to learn more about how you can use geofencing in your city? Then you should explore the insights from the GeoSence initiative! An initiative with focus on user acceptance, stakeholder engagement, policy and regulation, governance, and impact assessment towards implementation of geofencing.
GeoSence has been a collaboration between public authorities and researchers to design, trial, and evaluate new geofence concepts and solutions for specific city use cases, and to propose new ways to deploy geofence applications. This was made possible through tests, demonstrations, and evaluations in the City of Stockholm, the Coty of Gothenburg, and The city of Munich.
The research conducted covers user acceptance, stakeholder engagement, policy and regulation, governance, and impact assessment. Please visit the GeoSence homepage to watch the results conference, read the GeoSence Strategic Guidelines, and view related films with insights from the involved cities. By exploring these materials, you will gain valuable insights and lessons from GeoSence road authorities on the implementation of Urban Geofencing Solutions. Once you have reviewed this information, you can begin considering the potential for implementing geofencing in your city.
Visit the website
GeoSence
Watch how each of the three cities briefly explain how they use geofencing
Funding
The GeoSence project is part of a JPI Urban Europe call, the ERA-NET Cofund Urban Accessibility and Connectivity co-funded by the European Commission (Grant N° 875022). National funding agencies are UK Research and Innovation, Federal Ministry of Education and Research, Germany (BMBF), German Aerospace Center (DLR), The Research Council of Norway, Vinnova Sweden´s Innovation Agency, The Swedish Energy Agency International, and Formas, a Swedish Research Council for Sustainable Development.
Project partners
SINTEF, University of Dresden, University of Westminster, RISE Research Institutes of Sweden, Chalmers University of Technology, Norwegian Public Roads Administration, City of München, City of Stockholm, City of Göteborg, and CLOSERse.
Do you want to know more about the project?
Rodrigue Al Fahel
Phone: +46 (0)31-764 70 00
E-mail: info@lindholmen.se
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CLOSER is a neutral platform for collaboration, knowledge and innovation for increased transport and logistics efficiency. The goal of CLOSER is to contribute with new solutions for the freight transport system to build a sustainable society.
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