The main goal of the project is to develop an operational traffic model by integrating various data sources into the VISUM software. These sources include timetable data adhering to the GTFS standard, data from automatic passenger counting systems, and data from operations conducted using the electronic ticket system. The experimental field for this project will be the area of the City of Poznań within the traffic model. Additionally, the project aims to establish a methodology for constructing a standard planning operating model tailored to medium-sized cities. The ultimate outcome of the project will be a comprehensive report summarizing the test period, encompassing research findings and recommendations concerning the potential advancement of research efforts.

The objective of this project is to implement a road traffic management platform utilizing Control Pro software using VMS boards, installed at both the Eastern and Western entrances to the city on the national road DK12. This software will facilitate the management of various Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) subsystems within the City of Chełm, which will be integrated as part of the Smartcity Lab initiative.

Upon completion of the project, an enhanced system architecture for integrating existing and new ITS devices will be developed. The ultimate outcome will be a comprehensive software solution and design documentation. This system will be designed for scalability, allowing for the seamless addition of further VMS boards. This expansion capability will enable dissemination of information to drivers regarding traffic conditions, particularly during the phases of road infrastructure modernization for servicing the development of an intermodal terminal in the city of Chełm.