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IM-SAFE aims to support the European Commission and the European Committee for Standardization (CEN) to preparing a new standard in monitoring for optimal maintenance and safety of transport infrastructure based on a comprehensive insight into the trends, challenges, best practices, and technology developments, including the integration of digital innovations. | |||
IM-SAFE aims to achieve broad acceptance for new standardization and to enable public authorities and industries to contribute to standardisation, roll-out, and implementation. | |||
This <b>IM-SAFE Knowledge Base</b> supports the pan-European Community of Practice (CoP) actively involved in the development and implementation processes of the new standards on monitoring of transport infrastructure. | |||
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Revision as of 17:34, 24 June 2021
IM-SAFE aims to support the European Commission and the European Committee for Standardization (CEN) to preparing a new standard in monitoring for optimal maintenance and safety of transport infrastructure based on a comprehensive insight into the trends, challenges, best practices, and technology developments, including the integration of digital innovations.
IM-SAFE aims to achieve broad acceptance for new standardization and to enable public authorities and industries to contribute to standardisation, roll-out, and implementation.
This IM-SAFE Knowledge Base supports the pan-European Community of Practice (CoP) actively involved in the development and implementation processes of the new standards on monitoring of transport infrastructure.