Mobile Millennium Stockholm

The need for accurate real-time traffic information is growing in almost all big cities around the world. One of these cities is Stockholm, recently named as the fifth most congested city in Western Europe. The Mobile Millennium Stockholm project was initiated by the Swedish Transport Administration in order to address the need for a useful and timely traffic information system. The purpose of the project is to assimilate the knowledge gained from the Mobile Millennium project at University of California, Berkeley and develop new methods for data fusion, one of the most challenging research areas in the transport community today. The data fusion methods will utilize the potential of each data source in order to improve estimations and predictions of the traffic state. The project is a collaboration between the Swedish organizations Linköping University, the Royal Institute of Technology and Sweco Infrastructure, and UC Berkeley in the United States

Period: 2010-01-01 to 2013-12-31