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About FOT-Net


The FOT-Net project aims to gather European and international stakeholders in a strategic networking platform to present results of Field Operational Tests (FOTs), identify and discuss common working items and promote a common approach for FOTs- the FESTA methodology. FOT-Net is a Specific Support Action funded by the European Commission DG Information Society and Media under the Seventh Framework Programme.

 

Download the project leaflet:  .pdf (458.1 KB)

 

The project is coordinated by partners from

  • Associations:  ERTICO-ITS Europe, Fédération Internationale de L’Automobile (FIA), Polis, ASFA
  • Public authorities: Rijkswaterstaat
  • Universities: Chalmers University of Technology, University of Leeds, IKA
  • Research centres: CTAG, TNO, Fraunhofer Institute, BAST
  • Vehicle manufacturers: Volvo Cars, CRF, Renault

Duration: 36 months, starting on 1 January 2011.

Total cost: €1.4 Million

 

Contact the FOT-Net Team: info@fot-net.eu


Events

FOT-Net seminar FESTA for beginners, 9-10 May 2012, Pisa

Next FOT-Net seminar to focus on explaining FESTA methodology to newcomers.


Third European Conference on Human Centered Design for ITS, 14-15 June 2012, Val

Conference organised by HUMANIST Virtual Centre of Excellence.


euroFOT Final Event, Brussels, 26-27 June 2012

euroFOT will unveil its findings in Brussels next year. Make sure to pre-register to the event.


 More about our events

News

FOT-Net Working Groups Kick-Off

Read more about these working groups and contact the chairs if you would like to contribute to the activities


FOT-Net webinars

The presentation given at the three most recent FOT-Net webinars can now be downloaded.


FOT-Net stakeholders workshop and seminar on exploitation & interpretation of re

Presentations from the sixth stakeholders workshop and seminar now on FOT-Net website


 More news

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