Resources

Discover and download all CARMONY resources: from project brochures, newsletters, and press releases to public deliverables and scientific publications. This section brings together the key materials showcasing the project’s progress, findings, and impact across Europe. All documents are made available in open-access format whenever possible, in line with CARMONY’s commitment to transparency, knowledge sharing, and open science.

Project leaflet: CARMONY in a nutshell

Deliverable D2.1 – Use Cases refinement and specifications definitions (Draft)
This deliverable presents the refined use cases, user needs, and high-level requirements that form the foundation of the CARMONY Interlinked Orchestration Framework. It defines actors, interactions, data exchange needs, CCAM message specifications, and KPIs that will guide the project’s architecture, simulation environment, governance models, orchestrator development and pilot implementations (in Murcia and Luxembourg).
The document is shared publicly as a draft version, pending formal approval by the European Commission.

Deliverable D2.2 – CARMONY System of systems requirements and specifications
(Draft)
This deliverable provides an overview of the work carried out within the CARMONY project on traffic orchestration. It introduces the relevant background and reviews the current state of the art, also considering related application domains. The document presents the initial system-of-systems models developed for the project use cases and outlines the identified data exchange needs and human–machine interface specifications. Overall, it delivers a shared understanding of orchestration concepts, early use case models and the technical foundations required to support interoperable orchestration within CARMONY.
The document is shared publicly as a draft version, pending formal approval by the European Commission.

Deliverable D2.3 – Requirements for Simulation platforms within CARMONY project
(Draft)
This deliverable describes the progress achieved following the definition of high-level use case requirements, with a particular focus on simulation-related components of the CARMONY project. It defines the requirements and specifications for the co-simulation framework supporting the integration of heterogeneous real-time and offline simulation tools, data sources and systems. The document details simulation needs for the use cases implemented at the Murcia and Luxembourg pilot sites and introduces a structured approach to requirement validation, ensuring completeness and consistency at an early project stage. The report also reflects on key challenges, achievements and forthcoming activities.
The document is shared publicly as a draft version, pending formal approval by the European Commission.

Deliverable D2.4 – Key Performance Indicators definition and evaluation data / Appendix
(Draft)
This deliverable establishes the evaluation approach for the CARMONY project, addressing both the Interlinked Orchestrator and the impacts of the six project use cases implemented in Murcia and Luxembourg. Its main outcome is a consolidated and validated KPI framework that translates project objectives into measurable and operational indicators applicable to real-world pilots and simulation-based assessments. Developed through an iterative and collaborative process, the framework ensures methodological consistency, feasibility under operational constraints and comparability of results across pilots and scenarios. In addition, the deliverable defines dedicated indicators to assess the performance and reliability of the Interlinked Orchestrator as an operational service.
The document is shared publicly as a draft version, pending formal approval by the European Commission.

Deliverable D3.1 Specifications and conceptual architecture – Initial Version
(Draft)
This work presents the initial conceptual architecture of the CARMONY orchestrator, providing the foundation for the development and interoperability of its different components. The document outlines the overall orchestration framework for responsive traffic management in mixed mobility environments, describing the system architecture, workflows, interfaces, and key functional layers. It also introduces the main architectural components and their interconnections, supporting the coordinated development of the project’s orchestration processes across different use cases and future expansions.
The document is shared publicly as a draft version, pending formal approval by the European Commission.

Deliverable D3.2 – Traffic Management Services: Initial Version

(Draft)

This deliverable presents the initial version of CARMONY’s traffic management services, designed to identify and anticipate traffic degradation and recommend suitable mitigation measures. It describes the first software architecture and functional modules supporting the Interlinked Orchestrator, including traffic forecasting, situation identification, decision logic and route planning, with an initial application to Luxembourg’s A3 motorway.

The document is shared publicly as a draft version, pending formal approval by the European Commission.

Deliverable D3.3 – Agent-based Simulation Controllers and Simulation Platform – Initial Version
(Draft)
This work presents the initial version of the project’s agent-based simulation controllers and simulation platform, developed to support the testing and assessment of traffic orchestration strategies in complex mobility scenarios.
The document is shared publicly as a draft version, pending formal approval by the European Commission.

D4.1 – CARMONY Governance Models: Initial Version

(Draft)

This deliverable establishes the initial governance framework for the CARMONY Interlinked Orchestrator. Based on literature review, stakeholder engagement and analysis of the Murcia and Luxembourg pilots, it defines preliminary actor roles, decision-making responsibilities, accountability mechanisms and data-governance requirements. The results provide a foundation for developing a transparent, trusted and human-centred orchestration system aligned with public-interest objectives.

The document is shared publicly as a draft version, pending formal approval by the European Commission.

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