DATA SPACE 4 MOBILITY MODELS INTEGRATION

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The DS4MOBMODELS project aims to define and create an advanced Mobility Data Space that integrates transport, traffic, and travel data across various regions, including the Spanish state, the Nouvelle-Aquitaine-Euskadi-Navarre Euroregion, and the Central Portugal region. The primary goal is to enhance the availability, quality, and interoperability of mobility (including the application of Sustainable Urban Mobility Indicators - SUMI) data to address key national, cross-border, regional, and local use cases related to sustainable urban mobility, traffic management, and real-time operations within the Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T). The project will develop a comprehensive data platform that aggregates diverse data types, including public and private sources, across different regions. Such data platform will support the integration of various mobility models (micro, meso, and macro modelling) and data science tools to facilitate efficient, safe, and sustainable mobility management. The initiative will also establish robust data governance in line with European and national regulations, ensuring secure and interoperable access to the data for all the stakeholders in a non-discriminatory way. The key expected outcomes of the project are: - The creation of a unified Mobility Data Space supporting sustainable and efficient mobility across the participating regions. - Improved traffic and transport management capabilities through advanced modelling and real-time data integration. - Enhanced ability to monitor and respond to the state of the TEN-T network, including emission levels and traffic patterns. - Enhanced support for public and private stakeholders in developing and implementing sustainable mobility action plans. - Facilitated cross-border cooperation and data sharing, particularly between Spain, France, and Portugal. This project aligns with the broader objectives of the European Data Strategy, the Digital Europe Programme, and national digital and mobility strategies in Spain and France, contributing to the creation of a more integrated and resilient European mobility infrastructure.