Since the 28th November 2016 the Grenoble Traffic Lab (GTL), an experimental platform for real-time traffic data collection is available to the public. Data is retrieved from a dense network of wireless sensors installed in the south ring of Grenoble (Rocade Sud in French), in the direction east-west from A41 to A480. The GTL is part of the ERC Scale-FreeBack project and it provides a service platform for testing new traffic estimation, forecasting and control algorithms with real-time data by using field tests and other realistic simulations.
You can find the press release on:
– the CNRS website
– the Inria website
– the Grenoble INP website
– the UGA website
Twitter:
– @inria_grenoble
In the Press :
– Place GRE’NET
– le dauphiné
Other organisations talking about it:
– AEPI – Agence de développement économique Isère-Rhone Alpes
– Grenoble Ecobiz
– Maison de la Modélisation et de la Simulation Numérique