CARMA PROJECT
Is a national Greek project aiming at building an innovative and comprehensive ICT system targeted for supporting and promoting Green daily commuting habits.
OUR AMBITION
Is to provide reliable feedback to the users on how much fuel, money, time, and CO2 they spend and recommendations for alternative routing options when driving their way to their destinations.
SMART INOVATION
Users will be able to see comparative results directly on their mobile devices, as well as on the Web.
Key facts
about carma
TIMEPLAN
Research activities were initiated in October 2013 and will be finalized in June 2015.
The identification requirements phase is expected to be completed by June 2014, while the specifications phase will be completed in September 2014.
SERVICES
Thanks to its holistic ICT-based approach, CARMA will provide an invaluable tool (“O-D”: origin and destination matrices) to road operators and authorities for efficiently analyzing the traffic demand and for better serving the public.
VALUE
CARMA promotes Green daily commuting habits with a particular focus on helping the user save on fuel expenses, time, and greenhouse gas emissions, on a regular and daily basis.
PROJECT MATERIAL
Publications
- K. Demestichas, A. Politou, T. Filippou, and G. Koutalieris, “CARMA - Intelligent Car Management Application for Advanced Road Transport Services”, at the Transport Research Arena, Paris, France, 14-17 April 2014
- M. Masikos, E. Adamopoulou, K. Demestichas, and V. Asthenopoulos, “Intelligent Car Management Application for Advanced Green Road Transport Services”, at the 10th ITS European Congress, Helsinki, Finland, 16-19 June 2014
- I. Loumiotis, V. Asthenopoulos, E. Adamopoulou, K. Demestichas and E. Sykas, “Intelligent and Efficient Car Management Application for Advanced Green Routing”, at the 8th International Wireless Internet Conference – Symposium on Wireless and Vehicular Communication (WiCON), Lisbon, Portugal, 13-14 November 2014
- E. Adamopoulou, K. Demestichas, P. Kosmides, V. Asthenopoulos, and I. Loumiotis, "Scalability of V2V and V2I Communications in The Context of Sustainable Mobility", submitted at the EAI Endorsed Transactions on Mobile Communications and Applications
Presentations
- Transport Research Arena 2014
- ITS European Congress 2014
- WiCON 2014
Leaflet
OUR NEWS
CSCC - 19th International Conference on Circuits, Systems, Communications and Computers
CARMA was present at the 19th International Conference on Circuits, Systems, Communications and Computers held in Zakynthos, Greece, where Mr. Vasilis Asthenopoulos, from the CNL-ICCS team, presented a scientific article entitled "Utilization of cellular network data for road traffic prediction", authored by V. Asthenopoulos, I. Loumiotis, P. Kosmides, E. Adamopoulou, and K. Demestichas
WiCON - Symposium on
Wireless and Vehicular Communication 2014
Dr. Ioannis Loumiotis, from the CNL-ICCS team, presented a scientific article entitled "Intelligent and Efficient Car Management Application for Advanced Green Routing", authored by I. Loumiotis, V. Asthenopoulos, E. Adamopoulou, K. Demestichas and E. Sykas, at the 8th WiCON - Symposium on Wireless and Vehicular Communication in Lisbon, Portugal
Wireless and Vehicular Communication 2014
Presence at the
ITS European Congress 2014
Participating in yet another important event in the area of Intelligent Transport Systems, CARMA was represented at the 10th international conference ITS European Congress by Mr. Vasilis Asthenopoulos from ICCS-NTUA, who presented a scientific article entitled "Intelligent Car Management Application for Advanced Green Road Transport Services".
ITS European Congress 2014
Presence at the
Transport Research Arena 2014
Dr. Konstantinos Demestichas from the ICCS-NTUA team represented the CARMA consortium at the international conference Transport Research Arena 2014, presenting a scientific article entitled "Intelligent Car Management Application For Advanced Green Road Transport Services - CARMA". The presentation attracted the interest of several attendees, which were informed on the project objectives, implementation and results.
Transport Research Arena 2014