This deliverable reviews the main findings of the updating process of Fotefar application, including insights from tracking users’ travel habits and stated-preference survey, towards obtaining a comprehensive picture of users’ expected response to different urban mobility solutions. 

The Stakeholder engagement strategy addresses the objective of identifying and developing a stakeholder engagement strategy for the ten AMIGOS cities. The aim of this process is to identify, select and engage relevant city stakeholders and target groups based on the local context and intervention of each city. This will ensure that urban mobility interventions incorporate the voices and perspectives of both stakeholders and target groups, and promote an inclusive approach throughout the process.

This deliverable addresses the challenge of developing a platform for AMIGOS data storage and processing, the Big Data Platform and the real-time AI based platform, their architecture and how they were developed. Most of the data will be mainly provided by the cities (car traffic, bikes traffic, pedestrians, noise and air pollution data, Mobility Observation Box data from each city…) in different points in time. This data will feed the services to be developed (for example, air and noise pollution improvements or optimizing the existing transport network). This data will be crucial to the development and utilisation of the three digital urban twins. It will present interesting data for city authorities, local transport authorities and researchers.

This deliverable will review the main findings of the updating process of Fotefar application, including insights from tracking users’ travel habits and stated-preference survey, towards obtaining a comprehensive picture of users’ expected response to different urban mobility solutions. 

The deliverables (D3.1) will include the description and analysis performed with digital twins to evaluate the impact of the innovations from traffic and security point of view. The AMIGOS digital twins will allow 3 cities to better evaluate new mobility scenarios in their city based on interventions. While some cities, transport authorities and researchers will be interested in the forecasts themselves, others will wish to build another digital twin specifically for their city. For the latter, a guide will be shared. The platform can also be used as an example for tech companies wishing to provide similar services. 

The deliverable will describre how to use the digital twin (D3.2). The models will contain mobility information (ex. Infrastructure, traffic congestion, people occupancy, CO2 emissions, travel behaviour, etc.) to build as comprehensive and detailed digital copies of the cities. It will help to use the virtual replica of city to optimize operations, enhance sustainability, and improve citizen well-being. This comprehensive guide provides a step-by-step approach to developing a digital twin for the city. 

The replicability analysis report assesses the potential for adopting, adapting, and replicating urban mobility solutions and the reallocation of public space co-developed within AMIGOS in the context of urban mobility in other cities. It also provides recommendations for overcoming challenges related to local environments and stakeholder involvement.

The plan describes the methodology used to reach the targeted audiences and to ensure the wide dissemination and exploitation of the project results. The plan will encompass dedicated objectives and actions for both the project’s communication as well as dissemination incl. key messages, audiences, products and channels, timing and responsibilities, and will encourage networking with the Cities Mission platform and the other projects of the cluster "Inclusive, safe, and sustainable transportation

The Data Management, Ethics, and Security Plan outlines the project's data management policy regarding privacy, data collection, storage, and protection in compliance with EU law (GDPR 679/2016). It specifies the data generated by the project, its processing, utilization, curation, and preservation. Special emphasis is placed on the ethical and legal frameworks for safeguarding sensitive data collected through pilot site protocols and among stakeholders.