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Can Coopertive, Connected, and Automated mobility be for everyone? The SINFONICA Case in Europe

Date and Time: Wednesday, July 12, 2023: 1:30 PM - 5:00 PM

Giulia Renzi 

ICOOR (Interuniversity Consortium for Optimization and Operations Research), DISMI University of Modena and Reggio Emilia
@Giulia Renzi

Presentation Description

In this presentation I will offer the perspective of the SINFONICA project, a Horizon Europe project that aims to discover the needs, fears and concerns of people, citizens and stakeholders in relation to CCAM (Coopertive, Connected, and Automated mobility).

Speaker Biography

I have been a project manager in the ICOOR team for the last five years, focusing on the evaluation activities of several European Projects (as AEOLIX, ELVITEN, and FENIX).

Driven by a strong interest in the worlds of evaluation and impact assessment, in November 2021 I have started a PhD journey at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia.

From September 2022, I am the technical coordinator of SINFONICA, a Horizon Europe project that aims to develop functional, efficient, and innovative strategies, methods, and tools to engage CCAM users, providers, and other stakeholders to collect, understand and structure in a manageable and exploitable way their needs, desires, and concerns related to CCAM. SINFONICA will use this knowledge to co-create final decision support tools for designers and decision-makers with the scope to enhance its seamless and sustainable deployment, to be inclusive and equitable for all citizens. Testing and verification of all the SINFONICA activities with a wide community of actors across Europe will be at the core of the project, so all outcomes provide foundations for reuse and empowerment at a local level.

Innovation, creativity, research, adaptability, inclusiveness, and challenges are my key words.

Impact assessment, evaluation methodologies, sustainability and CSR are my main research interests.

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