Seta EU Project

Objectives

​SETA will allow us to understand and model mobility with a precision and granularity that is impossible with today’s technologies.  
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The resulting models will be used to inform decision makers on how to improve town planning and infra-structure, as well as to provide support for individual citizens to plan their journeys in a more efficient and sustainable way.

Case Studies

​SETA is heavily based on real world requirements and data. Therefore, it has implemented use cases in three different cities: Birmingham, UK; Turin, Italy and Santander, Spain.

Consortium

The Consortium comprises partners from five countries: UK, Italy, Poland, the Netherlands, Spain and the UK.
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​​​Seta is a project funded by the European Commission as part of the Horizon 2020 programme under contract 688082 . It started on the 1st of February 2016 and it will last for 36 months.