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KEY Action 1: Systems and Services for the Citizen

KEY Action 1: Systems and Services for the Citizen. Objectives: Foster the creation of the next generation of user-friendly, dependable, cost-effective and interoperable general-interest services Usability and acceptability of new services….  improve competitiveness & meet user demands.

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KEY Action 1: Systems and Services for the Citizen

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  1. KEY Action 1:Systems and Services for the Citizen Objectives: • Foster the creation of the next generation of user-friendly, dependable, cost-effective and interoperable general-interest services • Usability and acceptability of new services…  improve competitiveness & meet user demands

  2. KEY Action 1:Systems and Services for the Citizen Strategy, architecture & focus: • Innovativeapplicationsbased on innovativesystems that have significant exploitation potential • Long-term & medium-term R&D projects integration - progress state of the art IST components

  3. KEY Action 1 in Call 3 I.1 Health I.1.1, I.1.2, I.1.3  only RTD I.1.4  only Best practice & demonstration I.2 Persons with Special needs, including the disabled and the elderly I.2.1  only RTD I.4 Environment I.4.2  only RTD “Specific area for coordination across Key Actions is needed will be jointly supported by the Key Actions” Additional Call I.3.1 (WP 1999)

  4. I.1 Health 2:PATIENTS 1:CITIZENS I.1.2Intelligent Environment for patients - care at the point of need I.1.1 Intelligent environment for health promotion and illness prevention Privacy & security  Interactive & portable “Continuity” of information 3: HC PROFESSIONALS I.1.3 - Advanced interactive environment for doctors and nurses access to best medical practice - patients’ medical file New ! I.1.4 - Best practice and demonstration uptake of telematics actions in regional health networks

  5. Information Society Technologies related to Health Personal health monitoring systems and services Citizens at: Home, Work & Leisure places Hospitals Health Admin Labs Primary care Pharmacies

  6. Background I.1.1Interaction between Citizens, the Medical Profession and “Lifestyle related Industry” Citizens Lifestyle Industry Doctors Give advice to citizens (General Practitioners) Implement relevant recommendations and buy appropriate products and services Takes health criteria into account while developing new products and services and to lifestyle industry (Medical associations) Appropriate products and services are brought on the market and consumed by the relevant target groups. Information Society Products and Services THE MARKET

  7. I.2 Persons with Special Needs, including the disabled and elderly WP 1999 Additional Call (id : IST-99-ADD)“Systems and services for independent living” WP 2000 3rd Call (id : IST-00-1-1A) “Intelligent assistive systems and interfaces to compensate for functional impairements” Note: Proposals have to submit their proposal to ONE of the two Action Lines (Centre of Gravity) - Complementary Information focuses on experiences gained in the evaluation of proposals in the First Call

  8. I.2 Persons with Special Needs, including the disabled and elderly I.3.1New tools, systems & services to enable people with special requirements to live independently + services and systems for professionals and informal carers WP 1999 WP 2000 I.2.1Citizens with specific impairments especially those related to ageing to benefit from intelligent assistivesystems + longer-time research on cognitive and sensory processes

  9. Environment Action Line I.4.2Data fusion and smart sensor technologies for humanitarian demining • prime area of application: South Eastern Europe • Jointly supported by the Key Actions, co-ordinated with related activities of the Joint Research Centre • importance given to support measures • project clusters • networks of excellence & workgroups RTD

  10. Environment(cont’d) • Technology • single sensor - processing of ground-penetrating radar data • multi-sensor systems/data fusion - increase detection and reduce false-alarm rates • vehicle-based multi-sensor systems - use of sensor arrays mounted on a vehicle • advanced sensors - react to specific characteristics on a mine • Validation of prototype systems on qualified test-sites

  11. Key Messages • Innovation (see Workprogramme 2000, page 10) • ‘Users’ include public & private organisations • Exploitation and strong industrial participation • Mainly long-term & medium-term R&D projects

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