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MORYNE - Contacts |
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| Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe Anstalt des offentlichen Rechts (BVG) |
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The
BVG (Berlin Buses Authority) is the biggest municipal public
transport company in Germany and operates the country's largest
underground railway system. The first scheduled journey on that
network took place almost 100 years ago in February 1902. It is more
than one hundred years ago that the first electric tramway served
its line in Berlin, September 1895. The network of buses dates from
1847. Buses
operate on 150 day-time lines with a combined length of
1 626 km and a total of 6 579 stops. The BVG provides
night-time services on 54 lines with a combined length of 751 km and
3 188 stops. Today, the Berlin underground is a modern, comfortable
and environmentally compatible means of transport. The combined
length of the lines is 145 km and there are 170 stations. BVG’s
21 tram lines have a combined length of 306 km and 789 stops. Actually
there are 946 visual indicators of the Dynamic Automatic Information
System (DAISY)
for directly up-to-the-minute information when the next vehicle will
arrive. BVG bus lanes have a total length of 101 km. 611 traffic
lights can be influenced by buses and trams. see also www.bvg.de |
| EADS Secure Networks (EDS) |
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The
EADS Group (European Aeronautics Defence and Space company) is
composed of several Divisions. One of these divisions is the EADS
Defence and Security Systems Division, which is composed of several
Business Units (BU). One of the Business Units is EADS Defence and
Communications Systems (DCS). The
EADS DCS BU includes several legal entities in different European
countries. Two of them are involved in MORYNE : EADS Secure Networks
SAS (EDS), which is the French legal entity and EADS Secure Networks
GmbH (ETD), which is one of the German legal entities. EDS
is a product manufacturer for the secure narrowband radio technology
PMR (Professional Mobile
Radiocommunications). Due to its knowledge of PUT market, ETD
is the application oriented solution provider for market segments
using PMR as a product base. EDS,
with a staff of about 6 000 persons, supplies new generation
platforms and systems and also anticipates a stronger convergence of
defence and global security tasks, including Homeland Security and
PMR lines of activities. The
PMR activities meet the needs of all civil and military
organisations, whether public or private, national or local with a
completely reliable and encrypted or unencrypted radiocommunication
system (TETRAPOL). This includes not only civil security, law and
order forces, defence forces but also airports, Public Urban
Transport and strategic and sensitive sites of large industrial
enterprises. see also http://www.eads.net/ |
| EADS Secure Networks GmbH (ETD) |
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EADS
Secure Networks GmbH is assigned to sell EADS PMR products in
Germany and to be the international centre of competence for PUT
applications and solutions. In that context, ETD develops dedicated
radio products and related components for their use in PUT market
segment projects. It leads projects as a turnkey provider and thus
manages the co-operation with other EADS entities and third party
product partners. Beside
PUT, other transport segments like Airports and Rail are served by
ETD, as well as big industrial customers like automotive plants,
utilities, ports and chemical factories. see also http://www.eads.net/ |
| Euskaltel SA (EKT) |
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EKT
is a Telecommunications (Telco) Operator and CATV Operator (CableCo)
in the Basque Country (Spain) established in 1995. It is supported
by prestigious shareholders leaders in the fields of financial,
telecommunication, utilities and industry sectors, with and equity
of more than 413 Meuros and a Turnover in 2002 of 215 Meuros. With
more than 500 employees, EKT has achieved an unparalleled 54%
internet market share, 40% fixed telephony market share, more than
30% mobile telephony market share and more than 66 000 CATV clients
in four years. EKT is nowadays providing a complete offer of
products and services: Fixed Voice Telephony services – Direct
Access (POTS and ISDN lines), Mobile telephony service GSM/DCS 1800,
Cable DIGITAL TV, Data Services, Frame Relay, Leased lines, Frame
Relay, ATM, Broadband Internet Access (Cable Modem, ADSL), Wireless
Broadband Internet Access (WiFi), Narrow band Internet Access and
Advanced IP Services, Free and Premium Internet Access (SLA, Hosting,
DNS, Housing…), and Extended digital enterprise solutions as ASP. see also www.euskaltel.es |
| GMV Sistemas SA (GMV) |
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GMV
Sistemas S.A., together with GMV S.A., is a company within the
holding Grupo Tecnológico e Industrial GMV S.A., a fully Spanish,
privately-owned company founded in 1984. The group is basically
devoted to engineering and consultancy studies, advanced turn-key
systems provisioning and software development for the aerospace,
transportation, telematics and defence markets. GMV
Sistemas, with about 70 persons and focusing on transport and
telematics markets, has great expertise in design, development,
manufacturing and commercialisation of GNSS-based applications, most
noticeably fleet localisation and management systems. GMV is the
Spanish company leader in transport and telematics markets with a
relevant market position in AVL and control and information systems
for public transport operations and in Location Based Services,
routing & guidance and traffic congestion control services. GMV
systems are presently in operation for a variety of user profiles,
like police forces, courier companies, urban buses, special vehicle
fleets, taxi companies, truck fleets, fire brigades. The company has
a sound background in the design, analysis and development of high
level control centres, onboard units and the communications involved
in these location-based systems. GMV
works for relevant national and international customers: European
Institutions (ESA, EC, Galileo Joint Undertaking) and Spanish
institutions (ONCE, Puertos del Estado, AENA, City Councils, urban
buses fleet operators (ATM Barcelona, EMTUSA, AUVASA etc.), road
transport fleets, taxis, police forces and security companies,
special corporate fleets (fire brigades, ambulances, tow-trucks
etc.). see also http://www.gmvsistemas.es/ |
| Kozlekedestudomanyi intezet kht. (KTI) |
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At
present KTI (Institute for Transport Sciences) has at its disposal
an experienced and highly trained team of researchers, with 130
full-time staff, representing a broad scale of knowledge in the
transportation field. KTI has six accredited laboratories, and since 1999 has continuously renewed its ISO 9001 certification regarding quality and its ISO 14001 on the environment.
Main activities: Logistics-goods transportation: development of transportation and distribution networks, planning of
national logistics centres, combined transport, city logistics,
databases of passenger and goods traffic. Transport economics:
the relationship between transport and society, division of labour
within transport, tariffing policy, regulation, market analyses,
transport policy. Transport safety, traffic engineering: development of transport projects, research into causes of accidents,
preparation of the legal rules and regulations regarding transport
safety. Network planning:
traffic censuses and analysis, elaboration of alternative plans and
prospective conceptions for the development of national, regional
and municipal transport networks, development of methods for the
improvement and complex evaluation of networks. Public transport, transport in cities: passenger transport censuses, mid- and long-term development plans,
development of concession systems, public transport systems in
cities. see also http://www.kti.hu |
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MART
is a well known provider of system solutions in the electronics
sector for harsh environments (ground mobile, marine, aeronautics).
As an European leader in outdoor perimeter protection and onboard
video surveillance systems, MART holds know-how and experience in
the packaging of indoor/outdoor sensors as well as in the field of
digital video processing dedicated to transportation applications.
The staff of MART is around 350 persons.
see also www.martec.fr |
| Ministere de la Region de Bruxelles Capitale / Administration de l’Equipement et des Deplacements (AED) |
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The
"Administration de l'Equipement et des Deplacements (AED) –
Direction des Techniques Speciales (DTS)"of the "Ministere
de la Region de Bruxelles-Capitale (MRBC)", is a public body
of the Regional Authority. MRBC has 1200 employees, the AED 500 and the DTS 40.
The Region is responsible for drawing-up the general public and
private transportation policies. AED is in charge of providing and
operating the road and public transport facilities. DTS is more
particularly in charge of the "MOBIRIS" Traffic Management
Centre which is the
Regional traffic control centre, traffic information centre and
traffic management centre. In this centre, the busses of the public
transport company STIB are already used as floating cars. These
busses are using more and more specific lines and we need now
traffic data for the other lanes used by the private cars.
see also http://www.brussel.irisnet.be |
| Multitel (MULT) |
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Since
1999, MULT is a research centre in the form of a non-profit
organisation with a research staff of 80 persons. The R&D
domains of MULT are : Optical Telecommunications, Access Networks,
Public and private Intranets, Signal and Image Processing, Data
Fusion, Sound and Image coding (visual surveillance), Speech
Technologies (Speech Synthesis, speaker and Speech recognition). In
February 2000 MULT
has introduced a group of new projects aimed at consolidating the
research results of the centre. The scope of the projects are the
same as above, with in addition a joined R&D action in Image
analysis and interpretation for visual surveillance with Université
Catholique de Louvain (Telecom labs). Visual surveillance is now a
major activity in MULT. Multitel
has already created several spin-off companies. The most recent one,
created in 2003, is ACIC S.A., providing software and hardware
solutions in the fields of in- and outdoor positioning, data fusion,
video surveillance and image and video analysis. MULT is already involved in several European projects, like FP6-IST-WCAM and FP6-IST-WIDENS. see also http://www.multitel.be/ |
| Temex
Ceramics (TEM) |
| Founded
in 1972 and now with 170 employees, TEM develops and manufactures
passive electronic components (Capacitors, Resonators) for a broad
range of applications (telecommunications, avionics, space,
automotive, medical…). Its core competencies are ceramic and
ferrite material processes, machine tooling and assembly (trimmers
and tuning elements). TEM develops new ceramic-based dielectric and
ferrite materials. see also http://www.temex-ceramics.com/ |
| University of Applied Sciences Osnabrück (UASO) |
| University
of Applied Sciences Osnabrück (UASO) is a public foundation which
is authorised to administer itself. It consists of the 3 research
centres Osnabrück-Westerberg, Osnabrück-Haste and Lingen, all
located in the State of Lower Saxony, Germany. At present, over
7,000 students are studying and doing research in four faculties and
one institute. The faculty of engineering and computer science is
headed by 73 professors. Close co-operation with business and
industry and scientific know-how combined with practical experience
in one of more than 80 laboratories guarantee innovative research
results relevant for the praxis in business and industry. It has
participated in the European SOKRATES/ERASMUS and LEONARDO DA VINCI
programmes and several EU research projects, such as INCO,
NNE-JOULE, EQUAL and C-MOBILE. Begin of 2005 Prof. Tönjes joined
the communication networks group at the University of Applied
Sciences Osnabrück. The communication networks group has been
active on various aspects of analysis and design of communication
networks. The major focus has been on performance analysis of
network protocols and HF components. The laboratory is equipped with
several simulation tools, such as a MATLAB based GSM
and UMTS radio network and system simulator, OPNET and NS-2 based
protocol simulators, and network analysers. Moreover a test network with more than 20 routers and
several LAN switches and WLAN access points for performance
measurements is available, including also an IMS (IP Multimedia
Subsystem) Emulator and a SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) test
bed. The communication networks group successfully participated in
several national and international research projects. The group has
an in-depth knowledge of protocol design, simulation techniques,
performance analysis and prototyping. This is reflected by many
scientific publications. Since ten years the group is organizing
once a year the German national Mobile Radio Workshop (Mobilfunktagung). see also http://www.fh-osnabrueck.de/ |