We will implement three use cases to demonstrate the capabilities of the ascender architecture to facilitate the development, deployment and efficient execution of advanced data analysis services with real socio-economic and scientific value. To do so, the technology will be validated in two real pilots in Barcelona and one in the Denomination of Origin (DO) Costers del Segre in Lleida.
In each of these cases, ascender will install different sensors and computing and communication resources, where the analysis methods capable of extracting the necessary knowledge for each use case will be executed, thus increasing the efficiency of these sectors.
Smart mobility: Detecting risk situations in intermodal mobility
This use case addresses the need for smarter, safer and more connected city mobility.
Its main objective is to identify risk situations in real time that can cause traffic accidents in highly complex urban areas, with particular interest in the interaction between the network of trams, buses, taxis, cars, motorbikes, bicycles, and pedestrians.
This will facilitate the generation of alerts (e.g. sending an alarm signal to connected vehicles) and the creation of traffic statistics (congestion, violations, risk situations, etc.) to manage traffic more safely and efficiently.
Sustainable Mobility: Air Quality
The main objective of this use case is to monitor the environmental impact of urban transport in order to achieve sustainable and clean mobility in cities.
ascender will develop workflows including the following models:
Precision farming: Estimation of yield, pests and water stress in vineyards
The analysis of sprouting processes will allow us to estimate and optimise the volume of wine production, as well as its planning and sale. Furthermore, the detection and characterisation of diseases allow us to determine the application of the most suitable phytosanitary product at a very fine granularity.
Finally, determining the plant’s water status will allow us to plan irrigation correctly, depending on the soil’s water retention capacity, the plant’s climatic and energetic conditions, and its phenological moment.


