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FP7 Theme 7 Transport
2. Activities
Budget 2007
FP7 Theme 7 Transport
Budget 2007 ( million) Aeronautics and Air Transport (RTD) Aeronautics and Air Transport (TREN) Sustainable Surface Transport (RTD) Sustainable Surface Transport (TREN) Transport Horizontal Activities (RTD) ERA-NET Transport 153 4 153 60 12 3
DG RTD Research
Research
Transport: 4 modes
FP7 Theme 7 Transport
user infrastructure vehicle/vessel safety competitiveness greening co-modality & decongestion urban road rail waterborne
Terminology
FP7 Theme 7 Transport
Work Programme
Activities
in line with the strategic objectives, to ensure impact and facilitate visibility and understanding
Level
According to the degree of specification in the WP Aeronautics: Level 1: < 15 MEUR cost Level 2: 15 - 100 MEUR cost
Areas
broad domains of investigation, stable during the coming years, and whose expected impacts are indicated
Topics
Identification of research contents to be addressed by proposals to be submitted in the call
JTI, JU
FP7 Theme 7 Transport
Air Traffic in Europe will more than double within the next 20 years ATM Reform is Needed Air Traffic Control is operated like 20 years ago Airspace cannot be divided further Basic technologies are obsolete SESAR: ATM Technological Reform The technological/industrial complement to the Single Sky legislation One programme for Europe, shared and committed to by all actors (industry, users and providers, military, staff,) One vision to be shared with the world
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CIVITAS
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Objective
FP7 Theme 7 Transport
Based on technological and operational advances and on the European transport policy, develop integrated, safer, greener and smarter pan-European transport systems for the benefit of all citizens and society, respecting the environment and natural resources, and securing and further developing the competitiveness attained by the European industries in the global market.
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Approach
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Calls: FP7- AERONAUTICS and AIR TRANSPORT (AAT) - 2007- RTD-1 FP7- SUSTAINABLE SURFACE TRANSPORT (SST) 2007- RTD-1 FP7- SUSTAINABLE SURFACE TRANSPORT (SST) 2007- TREN-1 FP7- TRANSPORT (TPT) 2007- RTD-1
Funding Schemes: Collaborative Projects (CP) Networks of Excellence (NoE) Coordination and Support Actions (CSA)
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Activities
FP7 Theme 7 Transport
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The Greening of Air Transport Increasing Time Efficiency Ensuring Customer Satisfaction and Safety Improving Cost Efficiency Protection of Aircraft and passengers Pioneering the Air Transport of the Future
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Developing technologies to reduce the environmental impact of aviation with the aim to halve the emitted carbon dioxide (CO2), cut specific emissions of nitrogen oxides (NOx) by 80% and halve the perceived noise. Research will focus on furthering green engine technologies including alternative fuels technology as well as improved vehicle efficiency. Issues such as improved aircraft operations at the airport (airside and landside) and air traffic management, manufacturing, maintenance and recycling processes will be included. AREA 7.1.1.1 Green Aircraft: Flight Physics (airframe aerodynamics design), Aerostructures (use of light-weight metallic, composite materials), Propulsion (engine thermal efficiency), Systems and Equipment (power generation and distribution), Avionics (increased modularity and integration) AREA: 7.1.1.2 Ecological Production and Maintenance: Production (toxic chemicals and materials in manufacturing processes), Maintenance and Disposal (elimination of toxic chemicals and materials in maintenance processes) AREA: 7.1.1.3 Green Air Transport Operations: Flight and Air Traffic Management (SESAR!), Airports (replacing ground vehicle services)
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Realising a step-change in aviation in order to accommodate the projected growth of three times more aircraft movements. Research will develop and implement an innovative Air Traffic Management (ATM) system within the context of the SESAR initiative, by integrating air, ground and space components, together with flow management and more aircraft autonomy. Design aspects of aircraft to improve handling of passengers and cargo, novel solutions for efficient airport use and connecting air transport to the overall transport system will also be addressed. The most efficient coordination of the development of ATM systems in Europe will be ensured through the SESAR initiative. AREA: 7.1.2.1 Aircraft Systems and Equipment for Improved Aircraft Throughput: Systems and Equipment (full automatic approach and landing in all weather), Avionics, Maintenance and Repair (elimination of unscheduled maintenance) AREA: 7.1.2.2 Time Efficient Air Transport Operations: Air Traffic Management (SESAR), Airports (passenger and luggage flow in the terminal area)
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Introducing a quantum leap in passenger choice and schedule flexibility, whilst achieving a five-fold reduction in accident rate. New technologies will enable a wider choice of aircraft/engine configurations, increased levels of automation in all the elements of the system. Focus will also be on improvements for passengers comfort, well being, new services and active and passive safety measures with special emphasis on the human element. Research will include the adaptation of airport and air traffic operations. AREA: 7.1.3.1 Passenger Friendly Cabin: Design Systems and Tools (flexible passenger and cargo utilisation), Noise and Vibration, Systems and Equipment (home-like and office-like cabin environments) AREA: 7.1.3.2 Passenger Friendly Air Transport Operations: Maintenance and Repair (on-time maintenance and elimination of unscheduled maintenance), Airports (including intelligent tracking of luggage) AREA: 7.1.3.3 Aircraft Safety: Aerostructures (safety of aging airframe and engine structures), Avionics, Human Factors (the human factor in support of humanmachine interaction and crew performance in the cockpit) AREA: 7.1.3.4 Operational Safety: Design Systems and Tools (safety metrics), Maintenance (smart maintenance, including self-inspection and self-repair capabilities ), Air Traffic management, Airports (all weather ground based high precision landing and take off systems), Human Factors (conceptual design of the air transport system, in particular with regard to the mission of the crew, maintenance personnel and traffic controllers, with special consideration of abnormal situations and crisis management), Integrated approach to scalable fault-tolerant avionics (systems with increased functions, greater adaptability to all aircraft types and more fault tolerant for improved reliability), Integrated approach to aircraft electromagnetic environment (cover a broadband of electromagnetic perturbations), Integration of research capacities in the domain of aviation safety (NoE)
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Activities
FP7 Theme 7 Transport
1. The greening of surface transport 2. Encouraging modal shift and decongesting transport corridors 3. Ensuring sustainable urban mobility 4. Improving safety and security 5. Strengthening competitiveness
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exploit the synergies between air transport and the surface transport modes make a contribution to the common objectives of advancing competitiveness and responding to the societal challenges of the Transport system. Topics addressing co-modality for passenger transport, including tourism, and freight are proposed for 2007. Further topics are foreseen for 2007 to evaluate the impact of previous research actions, particularly for the user community, and ways to increase public awareness and understanding amongst citizens of the challenges facing the Transport system and the contribution that research and the development of new technologies can make to society.
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Activities
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Optimisation and integration of R&D efforts for transport of passengers by co-modality Optimisation of an integrated chain for freight transport logistics by co-modality Transport contribution to improve competitiveness of European tourism The connected traveller in the city, region and world of tomorrow Raising Citizen Awareness of Transport Research in Europe Development of methodology and evaluation of the impact of FP5 and FP6 projects in the field of Transport Development of methodology for evaluation of FP6 performance in the field of Transport Research (Aeronautics and Space and Sustainable Surface Transport) Development of a methodology for monitoring the expected impacts of FP7 Transport projects Trans-national co-operation among NCPs
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Support to the European global satellite navigation system (Galileo) and EGNOS
The activities related to Galileo will be implemented by separate mechanisms. In accordance with the proposed Council Decisions, Galileo activities will be implemented by the GNSS Supervisory Authority. The European Global Navigation Satellite System, encompasses Galileo and EGNOS, and provides a worldwide positioning and timing infrastructure.
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Activities
FP7 Theme 7 Transport
1. Exploiting the full potential 2. Providing the tools and creating the appropriate environment 3. Adapting receivers to requirements and upgrading core technologies 4. Supporting infrastructure evolution
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