Project
The ADACORSA Project has chosen an approach where work packages represent the R&D domains with a focus on technologies and methodology, while supply-chains represent experimental work and implementation efforts leading to the integration of the subsystems and their validation.
The project is split into 6 technical work packages (WP1 – WP6), work-package (WP7) that covers regulatory alignment, standardisation, exploitation, and stakeholders’ relations, due to the project’s high importance for generating impact and project management work-package (WP 8).
Author: Hector Roussille, Önder Gürcan, Fabien Michel
Title: AGR4BS: A Generic Multi-Agent Organizational Model for Blockchain Systems
Lead Beneficiary:CEA
Published: 2021
Place of publication: Big Data and Cognitive Computing
Author: Caterina Nahler, Hannes Plank, Christian Steger, Norbert Druml
Title: Resource-Constrained Human Presence Detection for Indirect Time-of-Flight Sensors
Lead Beneficiary: IFAT, TUG
Published: 2021
Place of publication: 24th Euromicro Conference on Digital System Design (DSD)
A supply chain is a combination of partners with activities fitting together within a specific topic leading to a combined result such as a demonstrator for the technologies developed. Each supply chain addresses a specific ADACORSA objective. This ensures a clear understanding of responsibilities for project results and the achievement of project objectives and supports the effective and efficient collaboration between the partners in a focused manner.
Acknowledgement
The JU receives support from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme and Germany, Netherlands, Austria, France, Sweden, Cyprus, Greece, Lithuania, Portugal, Italy, Finland, Turkey.
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