About Deliverables

The Project Handbook constitutes a set of project templates, a description of the project management and review processes, quality checks, and meeting organisation.

The plan describes the quality thresholds and evaluation process of the outcomes, as well as project reports. Additionally, the risk assessment plan shows how potential risks are assessed and mitigated to avoid any negative influence on the FF2020 project objectives.

Evaluation of the state-of-the-art framework identifying the necessary extension of the methodology and workflow when using the FF2020 Digital Toolbox. It will include the UX design, workflow and functionality, including technical specifications for the integration of the different technology frameworks. A first draft of the sustainable business model will be delivered to set the Digital Toolbox specifications.

The main outcome is the reference architecture and MVP based on the outputs of WP3, WP4 and WP5, as well as a wireframe and testing environment of the Digital Toolbox. During the six development sprints, three deliverables will be prepared to upgrade the MVP technical and business approach to ensure the Digital Toolbox is a plug-and-play solution for cities and ecosystems.

This deliverable includes the architecture and the first MVP to be integrated into the regulatory and technology frameworks as well as the Digital Toolbox.

New releases of the governance model based on the inputs from the first Living Labs, including interoperability and the UAM identity scheme based on IDoT.

An overview of existing regulations will be provided, along with liability rules. An initial MVP will be delivered and integrated into WP3 and WP5.

A semantic network will be delivered and integrated into the governance and geospatial infrastructure frameworks. It consists of nodes representing words or short phrases of natural language and labelled relationships between them. Semantic pattern-matching recognition will be used to combine these concepts into meaningful entities.

A geospatial contract will be drawn up to allow expressing the regulation and ontology in a machine-interpretable and machine-executable format.

Conduct discovery interviews/with stakeholders to understand user personas, user stories and KPIs. Audit existing systems, services, data schemas and physical locations. Document technical and legal requirements for each Living Lab.

Write research and development as well as integration activities description. Create adaptors (API integration and data mapping) with core platforms and services required to demonstrate a minimum viable product is aligned with the regulatory and governance framework. The updated deliverable will have validation compliance in a controlled environment with a variety of real drones under various simulated conditions.

A detailed description of each demonstrator, its functions, area and way of application, components used and its boundary conditions.

This report defines two different kinds of requirements. On one side, the functional requirements of the system that are being tested. On the other side, non-functional requirements on the test system will be defined.

Part II of deliverable 6.2.

Part III of deliverable 6.2.

Part IV of deliverable 6.2.

A report on the results of the executed justification plan will be written. This deliverable states whether the FF2020 objectives are reached. Additionally, an evaluation of the final tools and components will be executed where all demonstrators will be tested against the applicable regulatory framework.

This deliverable will provide publicly available project information in a press kit (including an introduction to the project, objectives, consortium, expected results and market application). The updates on D7 [3-5] will include digital, physical material and messages.

The DMP will provide an analysis of the main elements of the data management policy that will be used by the applications. It concerns all the datasets that will be generated by the project. The DMP is not a fixed document, but evolves (if necessary) during the lifespan of the project, according to the guidelines on data management.

This deliverable will report on the exploitation and dissemination activities that will be undertaken to accelerate the industrial take-up of FF2020 technologies and the supporting actions, such as standardisation and training activities.

The deliverable identifies the target audience, the training modules to be developed, the associated planning and scheduling of training development, and quality control and reporting of initial courses.

This delivery will contain the final version of all course content for each training module that will be defined within T7.3, ranging from basic-level introductory materials to low-level technical modules aimed at drone engineers.

This deliverable is an ethical requirement and it explains how FF2020 handles and protects personal data.

The aim of this report on EPQ requirements is to confirm that the consortium ensures and follows appropriate procedures relevant to environment protection, health and safety.

This deliverable shows how the FF2020 project ensures that it complies with European Commission requirements and more precisely with the details on the procedures and criteria that will be used to identify/recruit research participants; informed consent procedures.