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Seta EU Project

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SETA is heavily based on real world requirements and data. For this reason the project will implement use cases in three different but complementary metropolitan areas of Europe, all of which have extensive and intense mobility and transport issues: Birmingham, UK; Turin, Italy; Santander, Spain. These areas are complementary as they provide different social and technical challenges, as well as different mobility objectives and therefore will enable the definition of very comprehensive requirements as well as validation in very different situations. SETA will be able to cover such different, cross-border areas thanks to the participation of decision-makers and data providers, thus having access to large-scale tailored data and stakeholders for each area. Large scale information is already present at the partners’ sites. To this data we must add the data provided by The Floow: petabytes of second-by-second data about driving behaviour. The data is aggregated at geographic level and provides quasi real-time insight into motorised mobility with a granularity of 10m x 10m over entire countries (the largest majority of the data refers to the UK). The challenge of coping with such diverse and wide metropolitan areas will make portability in a short time and low cost a major requirement for the project. 
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Birmingham is the 2nd largest city in the UK, with a population of 1.1m rising to 1.24m Daytime Population covering 267 square km. Birmingham will provide a testbed to analyse, design, develop and evaluate a use case related to management of mobility in the large metropolitan area with a specific focus on both motorised and non-motorised mobility.
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Turin is has a population of 890,000 inhabitants and a metropolitan area of 1.6m inhabitants, overseen by 315 local councils and distributed over 6,829 square km. Turin records 978,000 transport journeys everyday, of these: 562,000 are internal to the city; 276,000 are commuters from the wider metropolitan area to the city centre.
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The city of Santander is the capital of the Cantabria region in the north of Spain and has a population of 172,000 inhabitants. In recent years, the city of Santander has moved into the vanguard of smart cities, improving public services and developing policies oriented towards its citizens and the stimulation of a new business model of productivity for the city.
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