Cross-Border Traffic Management for Non-Recurrent Events in the Central European Alpine Region

El-Araby, Khaled

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“…TEN-T, as well as other EU-wide key strategic assets, are highly complex cross-border interconnected networks and they are naturally very vulnerable to natural or man-made disaster events. Several recent major accidents such as those at the Gotthard and Tauern tunnels, with complete closures of weeks and sometimes months, have highlighted such problems (El-Araby, 2002). The social and economical costs for the consequent disruption are enormous as closing down a motorway such as the A9 in France, can cost up to 300,000 Euros/day only in terms of revenues lost (ASECAP, 2006).…”

Section: The Role Of Spatial Data Infrastructuresmentioning

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NEW GENERATION 3D WEB-BASED GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS - The Importance of Integrated Infrastructures for Territory Management

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2008

Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Web Information Systems and Technologies

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This paper highlights the importance of developing new tools capable of providing interactive web-based access to cross-border geographical data. This new generation of tools could be essential to improve the management of the territory and its infrastructures as well as to support training of operators responsible for crisis management at large scale. The paper illustrates the benefit of integrating the potential of 3D computer graphics with integrated web-service based geographical infrastructures. The paper discusses how recent technical developments, together with the definition of an international legal framework, is paving the way for such a new generation of management and training tools.

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Section: The Role Of Spatial Data Infrastructuresmentioning

confidence: 99%