Almoda
Establishing the Alpine Mobility Data Space through innovative forms of mobility using artificial intelligence and digitalization.
Overview
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Description:
The Almoda project focuses on developing a cross-border data space to provide secure real-time communication, navigation, and surveillance (CNS) data, utilizing AI as the foundation for Mobility 4.0 in the Alpine region.
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Funding organization:
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Duration:
01.01.2021 - 31.12.2024
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Project Manager:
Prof. (FH) PD Dr. Mario Döller
FH-Rector
Project objective
The goal of the Almoda project is to create a cross-border data space for the provision of secure real-time communication, navigation and monitoring data (CNS) using Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a basis for Mobility 4.0 in the Alpine region. To this end, the project will implement three mobility use cases that are tailored to the needs of the different communities in the Inn Valley. The FH Kufstein Tirol focuses on the topic of data validation.
Implementation
ALMODA will run for three years. To implement it successfully, high-precision digital elevation models, static and dynamic GEO protection zones, accurate and secure navigation and communication data, as well as local high-resolution weather data, will be collected and used in real time to create a comprehensive digital situation picture. This data will be fed into a multimodal data service platform, authenticated and validated using modern AI methods, and distributed to mobility users via secure communication channels.
In the first year, FH Kufstein Tirol supported the requirements analysis and system configuration. In the second year, sensor data from Use Case 2 will be evaluated using the trust methods developed in the software package. In the third year, live data from Use Case 3 will be validated and evaluated using the sensor trust methods, with the Sensor Trust System being integrated into the data pipeline for this purpose.
Application Scenarios
Three application scenarios will be implemented as part of ALMODA and presented at the end of each project year:
- Scenario 1:
Digital protection of hazardous and smaller operational areas - Scenario 2:
Digital monitoring of operational areas and highly automated mobility applications - Scenario 3:
Coordinated BOS operations with rescue drones and a digital operations control system in the border area between Germany and Austria
