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The project performs
seven case studies
in transport related
areas
Railway transport data
Open data and
transport
Real-time traffic
management
Logistics and consumer
preferences
Smart inland shipping
Optimised transport
and improved customer
service
Big data and intelligent
transport systems
The LeMO project responds decisively to
the challenge of investigating the
implications of the utilisation of big data
in the transport field and delivers in-
depth case studies, targeted horizontal
analysis, and aggressive dissemination.
Specifically, it will deliver:
Comprehensive reviews of the big
data context, including policies,
initiatives and key enabling
technologies, as well as economic,
legal, social, ethical, environmental
and political perspectives, to
provide a clear-cut analysis of the
current, seemingly woolly and
diversified conceptions of big data
in the transport sector
Comprehensive case studies
incorporating a variety of transport
modes across Europe, focused upon
– but not limited to – the green
aspects, crowd dynamics, real-time
transportation and open data so as
to provide empirical material for the
development of research and policy
roadmap to assist a wide range of
stakeholders in addressing potential
barriers of big data as well as
harnessing the associated
opportunities
An extensive exploration on
identification of methodological
issues and the necessary tools in
order to allow for effective transport
related data analytics
Leveraging Big
Data to Manage
Transport
Operations
The project has received funding from the
Horizon 2020 Programme of the European
Commission under grant agreement no. 770038
The project
Transport researchers and policy makers today face
several challenges as they work to build efficient,
safe and sustainable transportation systems. From
rising congestion to growing demand for public
transit, the travel behaviour and transportation
preferences of city dwellers are changing fast.
Leveraging Big Data to Manage Transport Operations
(LeMO) project addresses these issues by
investigating the implications of the utilisation of
such big data to enhance the economic sustainability
and competitiveness of European transport sector.
The project examines and analyses big data in the
European transport domain in particular with
respect to five transport dimensions: mode, sector,
technology, policy and evaluation. LeMO
accomplishes this by conducting a series of case
studies.
LeMO will supplement these case studies with a
trend analysis to identify how opportunities, barriers
and limitations are connected to Big Data practice
and to each other.
“Data is the fabric of the
modern world: just like we
walk down pavements, so we
trace routes through data, and
build knowledge and products
out of it.”
- Ben Goldacre
LeMO recommendations can help policy and
decision makers to take informed decisions.
Contribution to evidence–based decision making
by improving knowledge on methodological and
exploitation issues taking also into account
economic and technical considerations
Support to transport industry in capturing
benefits (efficiencies, new business models, etc.)
and addressing limitations before beginning a
project, initiative or programme
Contribution to an early identification of critical
issues linked to privacy, data security, legal and
institutional aspects
Key outputs
Identifies methodological and technological issues
to allow for effective data mining and data
exploitation
Analyses the barriers and limitations of the
transport system to exploit big data opportunities
Designs research and policy recommendations
Why LeMO?
LeMO project is uniquely positioned to help
stakeholders capitalize on the power of big data
to:
 Significantly improve the customer experience
 Enhance services to increase revenue and
manage capacity
 Maximize the availability of assets and
infrastructure
 Improve operational efficiency
Partners
Contact Us
Prof. Dr. Rajendra Akerkar
LeMO Project Coordinator
Western Norway Research Institute
Sogndal, Norway
E-mail: rak@vestforsk.no
Phone: +47 91685607
@LeMO_H2020
Project website: lemo-h2020.eu
Legal Notice
The information provided in this publication reflects only the views of the
LeMO consortium. The European Commission is not responsible for any
use that may be made of it.

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  • 1. The project performs seven case studies in transport related areas Railway transport data Open data and transport Real-time traffic management Logistics and consumer preferences Smart inland shipping Optimised transport and improved customer service Big data and intelligent transport systems The LeMO project responds decisively to the challenge of investigating the implications of the utilisation of big data in the transport field and delivers in- depth case studies, targeted horizontal analysis, and aggressive dissemination. Specifically, it will deliver: Comprehensive reviews of the big data context, including policies, initiatives and key enabling technologies, as well as economic, legal, social, ethical, environmental and political perspectives, to provide a clear-cut analysis of the current, seemingly woolly and diversified conceptions of big data in the transport sector Comprehensive case studies incorporating a variety of transport modes across Europe, focused upon – but not limited to – the green aspects, crowd dynamics, real-time transportation and open data so as to provide empirical material for the development of research and policy roadmap to assist a wide range of stakeholders in addressing potential barriers of big data as well as harnessing the associated opportunities An extensive exploration on identification of methodological issues and the necessary tools in order to allow for effective transport related data analytics Leveraging Big Data to Manage Transport Operations The project has received funding from the Horizon 2020 Programme of the European Commission under grant agreement no. 770038
  • 2. The project Transport researchers and policy makers today face several challenges as they work to build efficient, safe and sustainable transportation systems. From rising congestion to growing demand for public transit, the travel behaviour and transportation preferences of city dwellers are changing fast. Leveraging Big Data to Manage Transport Operations (LeMO) project addresses these issues by investigating the implications of the utilisation of such big data to enhance the economic sustainability and competitiveness of European transport sector. The project examines and analyses big data in the European transport domain in particular with respect to five transport dimensions: mode, sector, technology, policy and evaluation. LeMO accomplishes this by conducting a series of case studies. LeMO will supplement these case studies with a trend analysis to identify how opportunities, barriers and limitations are connected to Big Data practice and to each other. “Data is the fabric of the modern world: just like we walk down pavements, so we trace routes through data, and build knowledge and products out of it.” - Ben Goldacre LeMO recommendations can help policy and decision makers to take informed decisions. Contribution to evidence–based decision making by improving knowledge on methodological and exploitation issues taking also into account economic and technical considerations Support to transport industry in capturing benefits (efficiencies, new business models, etc.) and addressing limitations before beginning a project, initiative or programme Contribution to an early identification of critical issues linked to privacy, data security, legal and institutional aspects Key outputs Identifies methodological and technological issues to allow for effective data mining and data exploitation Analyses the barriers and limitations of the transport system to exploit big data opportunities Designs research and policy recommendations Why LeMO? LeMO project is uniquely positioned to help stakeholders capitalize on the power of big data to:  Significantly improve the customer experience  Enhance services to increase revenue and manage capacity  Maximize the availability of assets and infrastructure  Improve operational efficiency Partners Contact Us Prof. Dr. Rajendra Akerkar LeMO Project Coordinator Western Norway Research Institute Sogndal, Norway E-mail: rak@vestforsk.no Phone: +47 91685607 @LeMO_H2020 Project website: lemo-h2020.eu Legal Notice The information provided in this publication reflects only the views of the LeMO consortium. The European Commission is not responsible for any use that may be made of it.