- Analysis of the gap between proposed IT solutions and potential administration and user benefits
- The development of the techniques and methodologies to allow multimodal access with auto adaptation of the devices to the users
- The definition of the generic needs of an e-Government interface and extract the relevant information to create a generic e-Government "domain" for the natural language layer of SAFIR
- The development of the technique and methodologies to easily build and maintain content by multimodal means (voice + graphics)
- The development of the techniques and methodologies to tackle with multiple language content
User pilots will prove and enrich the developed techniques and methodologies; these pilot users will be the early adopters preparing for future dissemination strategy, in different sub-domains:
- Citizens
- Municipal employees
- Fire brigade and civil protection
- Police and civil security organizations
Results will be techniques, softwares and procedures to enable up to date data to be used by citizens and special users, including multimodal automatic adaptations and preferences, in a multilingual Europe.
Equally new methodologies based on those techniques will allow specific classes of workers (civil protection, police, regional government, policy-makers, …) to increase the quality of data and services to the citizens by immediately accessing the digital chain in the field.
Pilots with various early adopters from European Regions (Brussels, Vratsa, Walloon, …) will ensure the practical dissemination of the SAFIR results while international cooperation is already planned and scheduled.
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