I-SCOPE


The latest generation of 3D Urban Information Models (UIM), created from accurate urban-scale geospatial information, can be used to create smart web services based on geometric, semantic, morphological and structural information at urban scale level, which can be used by local governments to:
  • improve decision-making on issues related to urban planning, city management, environmental protection and energy consumption based on urban pattern and its morphology;
  • promote inclusion among various users groups (e.g. elder or diversely able citizens) through services which account for barriers at city level;
  • involve citizens at wider scale by collecting geo-referenced information based on location based services at urban scale.

Based on interoperable 3D UIMs, i-SCOPE delivers an open platform on top of which it develops, within different domains, three ‘smart city’ services. These will be piloted and validated, within a number of EU cities which will be actively engaged throughout the project lifecycle. The services will address:

  1. Improved inclusion and personal mobility of aging and diversely able citizens through an accurate city-level differently-abled-friendly personal routing service which accounts for detailed urban layout, features and barriers.
  2. Optimization of energy consumption through a service for accurate assessment of solar energy potential and energy loss at building level.
  3. Environmental monitoring through a real-time environmental noise mapping service leveraging citizen’s involvement will who act as distributed sensors city-wide measuring noise levels through their mobile phones.

For further information please visit www.iscopeproject.net
Running Project (since 2012)

Links:

www.iscopeproject.net
iSCOPE at REAL CORP 2012






Project partners:
  • FONDAZIONE GRAPHITECH  Italy (www.graphitech.it)
  • EPSILON INTERNASIONAL ANONYMI ETAIREIA MELETON KAI SYMVOULON (EPSILON INTERNATIONAL SA) Greece (www.epsilon.gr/)
  • GEOFOTO DRUSTVO S OGRANICENOM ODGOVORNOSCU ZA FOTOGRAMETRIJSKE I GEODETSKE POSLOVE  Croatia (www.geofoto.hr/)
  • Evrogeomatika d.o.o.  Serbia (www.evrogeomatika.co.rs/)
  • CEIT ALANOVA GEMEINNUTZIGE GMBH  Austria (www.ceit.at)
  • VRIJE UNIVERSITEIT BRUSSEL  Belgium (www.brussense.be/)
  • M.O.S.S. Computer Grafik Systeme GmbH  Germany (www.moss.de)
  • GiStandards LTD United Kingdom (www.gistandards.eu)
  • INDECO SOFT SRL Romania (http://www.indecosoft.ro/)
  • Cadzow Communications Consulting Limited United Kingdom (www.cadzow-consulting.co.uk/)
  • REGGIANI SPA  Italy (http://www.reggiani.it/index_en.htm)
  • GeoSYS Limited  Malta (http://www.geosys.com.mt/)
  • Department for Business, Innovation & Skills United Kingdom (www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/)
  • Municipality of Indjija  Serbia (http://www.indjija.net/code/navigate.php?Id=10 )
  • BAIA MARE Romania (http://baiamarecity.ro)
  • Zadarska Zupanija Croatia (http://www.zadarska-zupanija.hr/)
  • Grad Zagreb Croatia (www.zagreb.hr)
  • MAGISTRAT DER STADT  Austria (www.wien.at)
  • MUNICIPALITY OF DRAMA  Greece (www.dimos-dramas.gr)
  • NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL United Kingdom (http://www.newcastle.gov.uk/)
  • INFORMATICA TRENTINA SPA Italy (http://www.info.tn)
  • REGIONE LAZIO Italy ( http://www.regione.lazio.it/rl_urbanistica/ )

Funding programme:
ICT PSP programme





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