Toolkit for Sustainable Decision Making in ITS Deployment
Wolfgang Kernstock, Stefan Schwillinsky, Martin Böhm
Abstract
Wolfgang Kernstock, Stefan Schwillinsky, Martin Böhm
Abstract
A number of European Union (EU)-communications have addressed the fact that slow and uncoordinated decision making for Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) deployment on urban, regional and national level is the most urgent problem that needs to be solved in order to utilize the benefits ITS deployment can gain for a sustainable European transportation system. A lack on easy and efficient access to a wide spread ITS knowledge as well as decision making for the deployment is recognized as the key factors for slow down investment on ITS on administration level, a new ITS toolkit with a single entry approach will be developed within an European project.
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A number of European Union (EU)-communications have addressed the fact that slow and uncoordinated decision making for Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) deployment on urban, regional and national level is the most urgent problem that needs to be solved in order to utilize the benefits ITS deployment can gain for a sustainable European transportation system. A lack on easy and efficient access to a wide spread ITS knowledge as well as decision making for the deployment is recognized as the key factors for slow down investment on ITS on administration level, a new ITS toolkit with a single entry approach will be developed within an European project.
Key concepts: Software deployment, European union, Order (exchange), Investment (military), Key (lock), Business, Intelligent transportation system, Computer science