SHARE (IT research project)

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SHARE was a European research project for the networking and use of modern IT solutions at larger locations.

The aim was to locate and manage units using GPS or Galileo systems, among other things, by generating a data radio network , to be able to use interactive maps and live satellite images in the operational control or simply to send and only voice inputs in a PDA thus relieving the operational site radio. In addition to GPS / Galileo, other modern IT solutions, such as UMTS and WLAN, should also be used to create a mobile data radio network .

Nine partners took part in the project. From Germany, the University of Paderborn , Siemens , the Fraunhofer Institute for Intelligent Analysis and Information Systems and the Dortmund Fire Brigade were involved. The other project partners were Telisma (France), Loquendo (Italy), the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Greece), Tele Atlas (Belgium) and the NCSR Demokritos (Greece).

The project ran for three years and started on November 1, 2004. With a total volume of 4.78 million euros, it was funded by the European Union with 2.86 million euros.

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