Satellite Positioning Driving the Emergence of New ITS Applications
Fiammetta Diani
European GNSS Agency
Fiammetta Diani is currently deputy head of Market Development at the European GNSS Agency (GSA) where she is working since 2009. Before joining the GSA, she worked in the private sector for more than 10 years, both in aerospace and information technology industry, gaining extensive experience in applications of space-based technologies for the transport sector. She holds a master degree in Aerospace Engineering from Politecnico di Milano and a post-graduate Master in Economics and Business Administration of governmental and not-for-profit organisations from University of Ferrara, in Italy.
Abstract
Significant advancements in satellite-based technology are contributing to the path of better transport services and new applications for a safe transport and smart mobility. Precise location also supports payment-related... [ view full abstract ]
Significant advancements in satellite-based technology are contributing to the path of better transport services and new applications for a safe transport and smart mobility. Precise location also supports payment-related services and businesses (e.g. road tolling, congestion charging, electronic parking or usage based insurance). New applications, such as info/entertainment data provision or the "mobility as a service", are entering the ITS market requiring a more demanding performance in challenging environments. In parallel, the long lifetime of vehicles demands a long-term perspective on the preparation of new location services based on a GNSS multi-constellation capacity.
ITS will benefit from the investments made into new Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) and regional augmentation systems. These will enhance the development of new in-vehicle applications and services for which accurate and trusted positioning is required.
The aim of the presentation is to share with the audience a vision about the influence of satellite navigation systems inspiring new innovations in the ITS field. The speaker will explore the ways in which users, public authorities and service providers might adopt new products and applications, and what are their social and political implications.
Session
KN-6 » Keynote (08:30 - Friday, 18th September, Jerónimo Saavedra Room)