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Ensuring compliance with ethical aspects and rules in TANGENT is key for a successful implementation of the project. This deliverable updates on the procedures defined for carrying out the research in accordance with the ethical requirements at the EU level. Such as the informed consent templates that must be completed by the individuals participating in the different project activities, such as workshops, TANGENT Forum and traveller’s behaviour modelling. This deliverable also covers the measures for the correct data management along the project, including personal data. The report details different mechanisms for guaranteeing effective data management and protection, such as the approach for data anonymisation/pseudonymisation, technical and organisational measures implemented to safeguard the rights and freedoms of the data subjects and research participants, the role of Data Protection Officers (DPO) and Data Managers. Additionally, the deliverable covers the safe and health measures identified and applied to all the individuals taking part in TANGENT.

This deliverable, “D9.5. Project management handbook. Second release.”, intends to gather the different updates on management made, since D9.1. was delivered in month 2 of the project (November 2021), up to month 18. This report covers the changes in managerial aspects related to project structure, consortium coordination procedures, quality and risk management, project reporting, document management, decision-making and conflict resolution and payment procedures. A third report (“D9.6. Project management handbook. Third release”) covering project management aspects will be delivered at the end of the project, month 36 (August 2024).

This document provides an overview of the IPR management in TANGENT project, specifically reviewing the approach of background and foreground management in the project. Thus, it needs to be detailed the Background of each partner and the IPR used in their previous developments used in TANGENT. Furthermore, different aspects related to data protection and its legal aspects are covered.

This document describes the Data Management Plan (DMP) for the TANGENT project. The DMP provides an analysis of the main elements of the data management policy that will be used throughout the project by the project partners, with regard to all the datasets that will be generated, harvested and/or used by the project. In more detail this document covers the following: 1. TANGENT data identification and collection approach, 2. TANGENT overall dataset structure, including an overview of identified data sources and datasets 3. the TANGENT overall data management plan 4. datset with personal data in TANGENT 5. Ethical aspects related to data management in TANGENT project. As data management is an ongoing process along the duration of the TANGENT project and data management in the project is taking place in a dynamic environment, this document on hand is seen as a living document, which means that the document will be developed and maintained continuously over time.

TIMON project (www.timon-project.eu) aims at providing Real-Time (RT) information and services through a cooperative open web-based platform and a mobile application to different transport users – drivers, Vulnerable Road Users (VRU), and businesses. Problems such as the traffic congestion and accidents cause cities to be the principal source of pollutant emissions. TIMON provides a solution by creating a cooperative ecosystem which connects people, vehicles, infrastructure and business, with the aim of improving safety, sustainability, flexibility and efficiency of the road transport. The system collects and stores RT data from infrastructure, cars, VRUs and open data; it processes the information using several innovative technologies, such as open data management, hybrid vehicle communications, artificial intelligence and cooperative positioning; and delivers RT services to drivers, VRUs and business particularly information on nearby accidents, traffic jams or air pollution, a multi-modal commuter and dynamic route planner.

TIMON project (www.timon-project.eu) aims at providing Real-Time (RT) information and services through a cooperative open web-based platform and a mobile application to different transport users – drivers, Vulnerable Road Users (VRU), and businesses. Problems such as the traffic congestion and accidents cause cities to be the principal source of pollutant emissions. TIMON provides a solution by creating a cooperative ecosystem which connects people, vehicles, infrastructure and business, with the aim of improving safety, sustainability, flexibility and efficiency of the road transport. The system collects and stores RT data from infrastructure, cars, VRUs and open data; it processes the information using several innovative technologies, such as open data management, hybrid vehicle communications, artificial intelligence and cooperative positioning; and delivers RT services to drivers, VRUs and business particularly information on nearby accidents, traffic jams or air