The Who's Who in Spanish Road Infrastructure Technology

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ISBN: 978-84-615-3954-3

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INDEX
1. FOREWORD
2. STRUCTURE OF THE WHO’S WHO
3. THE SPANISH ROAD TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM
4. LIST OF ORGANISATIONS
4.1. Alphabetical listing
4.2. Thematic listing
4.3. Fact sheets
5. R&D PROJECTS
5.1. Alphabetical listing
5.2. Thematic listing
5.3. Fact sheets
6. ACRONYMS
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Chairman
Plataforma Tecnológica Española
de la Carretera (PTC)
Spanish Road Technology Platform
Managing Director
Plataforma Tecnológica Española
de la Carretera (PTC)
Spanish Road Technology Platform
Road infrastructures have always played a key role in the progress and economic growth
of any nation, both through the direct impact of a higher mobility to citizens and
goods and through the indirect benefits derived from building infrastructure.
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FOREWORD
Today the global road sector faces important technological challenges which will influence
the future road system, in particular in connection to ITS & Mobility, Safety,
Materials, Energy & Sustainability, Environment and Transport & Co-modality.
In the case of Spain, the development of a modern road network coupled time-wise with
a substantial increase of the socioeconomic conditions enjoyed by Spanish citizens, and
this fact made the role played by road networks self-evident to the Spanish society. Since
then, the Spanish road industry has grown exponentially and become a global leader, as it
is transferring its knowledge and expertise in planning, building, equipping and operating
road networks all across the world.
The Who’s Who in Spanish Road Infrastructure Technology compiles the recent achievements
of the Spanish road infrastructure sector from a scientific and technological
perspective. More than 50 organizations and 220 experts have participated in its elaboration,
an effort which has mainly consisted of identifying the achievements already made
by the Spanish industry, academia and public authorities towards addressing the global
challenges mentioned above.
On behalf of the Spanish Road Technology Platform, we hope you find this publication
instrumental to find the right expertise and partnership within the Spanish road
sector.
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For this 2nd edition of the Who’s Who in Spanish Road Infrastructure Technology, two classification
criteria have been taken into account to allow readers and flexible and quick search
for information.
First, the organizations active in R&D have been classified by both alphabetical and thematic
order.
In addition to the usual information available in a regular directory (contact person, position,
coordinates ...), the publication provides a full R&D profile which includes a description
of the organization’s R&D activities, the equipment and material resources available to
these activities, the managers and technicians engaged in R&D, the R&D projects already
completed or in progress, etc.
The organization has also been classified into one
or several of the 10 thematic areas that describe its
activity within the sector: Design and Planning,
Construction, Management and Operation, Maintenance,
ITS and Mobility, Road Safety, Materials,
Energy and Sustainability, Environment and Transport
and Co-modality.
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STRUCTURE OF THE
WHO’S WHO
Secondly, an alphabetical and thematic classification of the main
R&D projects and initiatives has been elaborated. These projects
and initiatives have been organized according to the terminology
used by the Working Groups of the Spanish Road Technology Platform:
ITS and Mobility, Road Safety, Materials, Energy and Sustainability,
Environment and Transport and Co-modality.
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The Plataforma Tecnológica Española de la Carretera (PTC), the Spanish Road Technology
Platform, is the official discussion forum promoted by the Spanish Ministry for Science &
Innovation for all Science-Technology-Enterprise stakeholders with a significant role in the
promotion of employment, competitiveness and growth of Spanish road infrastructures.
Today more than 50 organizations and 220 experts participate in its activities.
Since its public launch in February 2010, the Platform:
a) Defines a strategic vision for technological activities in the Spanish road sector.
b) Stimulates stakeholder cooperation by optimizing existing R&D investments and promoting
new R&D projects.
c) Builds R&D working guidelines and long-term priorities, in cooperation with national
and international bodies.
d) Encourages knowledge transfer and good-practice exchange.
The PTC is led by the following Executive Committee:
• President: Mr. Jacobo Díaz, Asociación Española de la Carretera (AEC), Spanish Road
Association
• Vice-President: Mr. José Luis González-Vallvé, Asociación Nacional de Empresas de
Ingeniería, Consultoría y Servicios Tecnológicos (TECNIBERIA), Spanish National
Association of Engineering, Consulting and Technological Services Companies
• Vice-President: Mr. Juan José Potti, Asociación Española de Fabricantes de Mezclas
Asfálticas (ASEFMA), Spanish Association of Asphalt Mixtures Manufacturers
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• Secretary: Mr. Alberto Mansilla, Fundación CIDAUT
• Treasurer: Mr. Pablo Sáez, Asociación de Empresas de Conservación y Explotación de
Infraestructuras (ACEX), Spanish Association of Infrastructure Maintenance & Operation
Companies
• Member: Mr. Imanol Esteban, INDRA
• Member: Mr. José Manuel López-Lita, CPS Ingenieros
• Member: Mr. Jacinto García, SACYR
• Member: Mr. Francisco José Vea, BECSA
• Member: Mr. José F. Papí, Managing Director, PTC
The PTC’s Working Groups are listed below:
• ITS and Mobility
Chairman: Mr. Enrique Belda, Deputy Director for Traffic, Dirección General de
Tráfico (DGT), Spanish National Directorate General for Traffic
Secretary: Mr. Imanol Esteban, Asociación Patronal de Empresas de Tráfico
(PEMTRA), Spanish National Association of Traffic Companies
• Road Safety
Chairman: D. Roberto Llamas, Road Safety Coordinator, Ministerio de Fomento,
Spanish Ministry for Public Works
Secretary: Mr. Pablo Sáez, Managing Director, Asociación de Empresas de Conservación
y Explotación de Infraestructuras (ACEX), Spanish Association of Infrastructure
Maintenance & Operation Companies
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• Materials (NMP)
Chairman: Vacant
Secretary: Mr. Juan José Potti, Managing Director, Asociación Española de
Fabricantes de Mezclas Asfálticas (ASEFMA), Spanish Association of Asphalt Mixtures
Manufacturers
• Energy and Sustainability
Chairman: Mr. Juan Luis Plá de la Rosa, Head of the Transport Department, Instituto
para la Diversificación y Ahorro de la Energía (IDAE), Spanish Institute for Energy
Diversification and Efficiency
Secretary: Mr. Alberto Montes, Manager, Diagnosis and Maintenance Group, Department
for Energy and Environment, CIDAUT Foundation
• Environment
Chairman: Ms. María Felicidad Montero Pleite, Under-Secretary for the Environment,
Ministerio de Medio Ambiente, y Medio Rural y Marino (MARM), Spanish
Ministry for the Environment
Secretary: Mr. Ángel Zarabozo Galán, Director General, Asociación Nacional de Empresas
de Ingeniería, Consultoría y Servicios Tecnológicos (TECNIBERIA), Spanish
National Association of Engineering, Consulting and Technological Services Companies
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• Transport and Co-modality
Chairman: Mr. Benito Bermejo, Deputy Director General for Management, Analysis
and Innovation, Directorate General for Land Transport, Ministerio de Fomento,
Spanish Ministry for Public Works
Secretary: Mr. Jacobo Díaz, Director General, Asociación Española de la Carretera
(AEC), Spanish Road Association
The PTC’s Technical Secretariat is led by Mr. José F. Papí (Managing Director) and Mr.
Alfonso González-Finat (Programme Manager).
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LIST OF
ORGANISATIONS
4.1. Alphabetical listing
ACCIONA INFRAESTRUCTURAS, S.A. 26
ACEX, Asociación de Empresas de Conservación y Explotación de Infraestructuras,
Spanish Association of Infrastructure Maintenance & Operation Companies
27
AEC, Asociación Española de la Carretera, Spanish Road Association 28
AFASEMETRA, Asociación de Fabricantes de Señales Metálicas de Tráfico, Spanish Association
of Steel Traffic Signposts Manufacturers
29
AMEC URBIS, Asociación Española de Fabricantes de Equipamiento Urbano, Spanish
Association of Urban Equipment Manufacturers
30
APERSA, Auxiliar de Perfiles Perforados Metálicos, S.A. 31
APIA XXI, S.A. 32
API MOVILIDAD, S.A. 33
ASEBAL, Auxiliar de Señalizaciones y Balizamientos, S.L. 34
ASEFMA, Asociación Española de Fabricantes de Mezclas Asfálticas, Spanish Association
of Asphalt Mixtures Manufacturers
35
ASFALTÓMEROS, S.A. 36
AYESA, Agua y Estructuras, S.A. 37
BECSA, S.A.U. 38
GRUPO CAMPEZO de obras y servicios, S.L. 39
FUNDACIÓN CARTIF 40
CAVOSA, Obras y Proyectos, S.A. 42
CEMOSA, Centro de Estudios de Materials y Control de Obra, S.A. 43
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT, Investigación y Desarrollo en Transporte y Energía 44
FUNDACIÓN CIRCE, Centro de Investigación de Recursos y Consumos Energéticos 46
COLLOSA, Construcciones y Obras Llorente, S.A. 47
COPCISA, S.A. 49
CPS INGENIEROS, Obra Civil y Medio Ambiente, S.L. 50
EIFFAGE INFRAESTRUCTURAS, S.A. 51
GRUPO ETRA, Electronic Trafic, S.A. 52
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EUROESTUDIOS, S.L. 53
FAPLISA, Fabricación y Aplicación de Pinturas Especiales, S.A. 54
FULCRUM, Planificación Análisis y Proyectos, S.A. 55
GATV-UPM, Grupo de Aplicación de Telecomunicaciones Visuales de la Universidad
Politécnica de Madrid
56
GIIC, Grupo de Investigación en Ingeniería de Carreteras de la Universidad Politécnica
de Valencia
57
Grupo de Investigación de Fotogrametría y Teledetección Cercanas de la Universidad de
Vigo
58
GITECO, Grupo de Investigación de Tecnología de la Construction de la Universidad de
Cantabria
59
GPYO, Ingeniería y Urbanismo, S.L. 60
GRUPO INFORSE, Grupo de Investigación “Innovación en Ferrocarril, Seguridad Vial
y Ergonomía” de la Universidad de Valencia
61
HIASA, Hierros y Aplanaciones, S.A. (Grupo Gonvarri) 62
ICEACSA Consultores, S.L.U 63
INDRA SISTEMAS, S.A. 64
INECO, Ingeniería y Economía del Transporte, S.A. 65
ITS Spain 66
LISITT, Laboratorio Integrado de Sistemas Inteligentes y Tecnologías de la Información
en Tráfico de la Universitat de Valencia
67
OFICEMEN, Agrupación de Fabricantes de Cemento de España, Spanish Association of
Cement Manufacturers
69
PAVASAL, Empresa Constructora, S.A. 70
REYNOBER, S.A. 71
SACYR VALLEHERMOSO, S.A. 72
SACYR, S.A.U. 73
SAITEC, S.A. 74
SICE, Sociedad Ibérica de Construcciones Eléctricas, S.A. 76
SIMEPROVI, Asociación Española de Fabricantes de Sistemas Metálicos de Protección
Vial, Spanish Association of Manufacturers of Steel Vehicle Restraint Systems
77
FUNDACIÓN TECNALIA, Research & Innovation 78
TECNIBERIA, Asociación Española de Empresas de Ingeniería, Consultoría y Servicios
Tecnológicos, Spanish National Association of Engineering, Consulting and Technological
79
Services Companies
TELVENT, S.A 80
TRANSyT, Centro de Investigación del Transporte de la Universidad Politécnica de
Madrid
81
UAX, E.P.S. de la Universidad Alfonso X El Sabio 83
VALORIZA, Conservación e Infraestructuras, S.A.U. 84
TALLERES ZITRON, S.A. 85
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4.2. Thematic listing
Design and Planning
ACCIONA INFRAESTRUCTURAS, S.A. 26
APERSA, Auxiliar de Perfiles Perforados Metálicos, S.A. 31
APIA XXI, S.A. 32
API MOVILIDAD, S.A. 33
AYESA, Agua y Estructuras, S.A. 37
CEMOSA, Centro de Estudios de Materiales y Control de Obra, S.A. 43
FUNDACIÓN CIRCE, Centro de Investigación de Recursos y Consumos Energéticos 46
COPCISA, S.A. 49
CPS INGENIEROS, Obra Civil y Medio Ambiente, S.L. 50
EIFFAGE INFRAESTRUCTURAS, S.A. 51
GRUPO ETRA, Electronic Trafic, S.A. 52
FAPLISA, Fabricación y Aplicación de Pinturas Especiales, S.A. 54
GIIC, Grupo de Investigación en Ingeniería de Carreteras de la Universidad Politécnica
de Valencia
57
GPYO, Ingeniería y Urbanismo, S.L. 60
HIASA, Hierros y Aplanciones, S.A. (Grupo Gonvarri) 62
ICEACSA Consultores, S.L.U. 63
INECO, Ingeniería y Economía del Transporte, S.A. 65
OFICEMEN, Agrupación de Fabricantes de Cemento en España, Spanish Association of
Cement Manufacturers
69
PAVASAL, Empresa Constructora, S.A. 70
SACYR VALLEHERMOSO, S.A. 72
SACYR, S.A.U. 73
SAITEC, S.A. 74
TECNIBERIA, Asociación Española de Empresas de Ingeniería, Consultoría y Servicios
Tecnológicos, Spanish National Association of Engineering, Consulting and Technological
Services Companies
TRANSyT, Centro de Investigación del Transporte de la Universidad Politécnica de
Madrid
81
UAX, E.P.S. de la Universidad Alfonso X El Sabio 83
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Construction
ACCIONA INFRAESTRUCTURAS, S.A. 26
APIA XXI, S.A. 32
ASEFMA, Asociación Española de Fabricantes de Mezclas Asfálticas, Spanish Association
of Asphalt Mixtures Manufacturers
35
BECSA, S.A.U. 38
GRUPO CAMPEZO de Obras y Servicios, S.L. 39
FUNDACIÓN CARTIF 40
CAVOSA, Obras y Proyectos, S.A. 42
CEMOSA, Centro de Estudios de Materiales y Control de Obra, S.A. 43
FUNDACIÓN CIRCE, Centro de Investigación de Recursos y Consumos Energético 46
COLLOSA, Construcciones y Obras Llorente, S.A. 47
COPCISA, S.A. 49
CPS INGENIEROS, Obra Civil y Medio Ambiente, S.L. 50
EIFFAGE INFRAESTRUCTURAS, S.A. 51
GRUPO ETRA, Electronic Trafic, S.A. 52
GITECO, Grupo de Investigación de Tecnología de la Construcción de la Universidad
de Cantabria
59
ICEACSA Consultores, S.L.U. 63
INECO, Ingeniería y Economía del Transporte, S.A. 65
OFICEMEN, Agrupación de Fabricantes de Cemento en España, Spanish Association of
Cement Manufacturers
69
PAVASAL, Empresa Constructora, S.A. 70
SACYR VALLEHERMOSO, S.A. 72
SACYR, S.A.U. 73
SAITEC, S.A. 74
FUNDACIÓN TECNALIA, Research & Innovation 78
TECNIBERIA, Asociación Española de Empresas de Ingeniería, Consultoría y
Servicios Tecnológicos, Spanish National Association of Engineering,
Consulting and Technological Services Companies
79
UAX, E.P.S. de la Universidad Alfonso X El Sabio 83
VALORIZA, Conservación e Infraestructuras, S.A.U. 84
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Management and Operation
ACCIONA INFRAESTRUCTURAS, S.A. 26
ACEX, Asociación de Empresas de Conservación y Explotación de Infraestructuras,
Spanish Association of Infrastructure Maintenance & Operation Companies
27
AEC, Asociación Española de la Carretera, Spanish Road Association 28
API MOVILIDAD, S.A. 33
AYESA, Agua y Estructuras, S.A. 37
GRUPO CAMPEZO de Obras y Servicios, S.L. 39
CPS INGENIEROS, Obra Civil y Medio Ambiente, S.L. 50
EIFFAGE INFRAESTRUCTURAS, S.A. 51
GRUPO ETRA, Electronic Trafic, S.A. 52
EUROESTUDIOS, S.L. 53
FULCRUM, Planificación Análisis y Proyectos, S.A. 55
GIIC, Grupo de Investigación en Ingeniería de Carreteras de la Universidad Politécnica
de Valencia
57
Grupo de Investigación de Fotogrametría y Teledetección Cercanas de la Universidad de
Vigo
58
GITECO, Grupo de Investigación de Tecnología de la Construcción de la Universidad
de Cantabria
59
INECO, Ingeniería y Economía del Transporte, S.A. 65
SACYR, S.A.U. 73
SAITEC, S.A. 74
SICE, Sociedad Ibérica de Construcciones Eléctricas, S.A. 76
TELVENT, S.A. 80
TRANSyT, Centro de Investigación del Transporte de la Universidad Politécnica de
Madrid
81
UAX, E.P.S. de la Universidad Alfonso X El Sabio 83
VALORIZA, Conservación e Infraestructuras, S.A.U. 84
TALLERES ZITRON, S.A. 85
Maintenance
ACCIONA INFRAESTRUCTURAS, S.A. 26
ACEX, Asociación de Empresas de Conservación y Explotación de Infraestructuras,
Spanish Association of Infrastructure Maintenance & Operation Companies
27
API MOVILIDAD, S.A. 33
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ASEFMA, Asociación Española de Fabricantes de Mezclas Asfálticas, Spanish Association
of Asphalt Mixtures Manufacturers
35
BECSA, S.A.U. 38
GRUPO CAMPEZO de Obras y Servicios, S.L. 39
FUNDACIÓN CARTIF 40
CEMOSA, Centro de Estudios de Materiales y Control de Obra, S.A. 43
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT, Investigación y Desarrollo en Transporte y Energía 44
COLLOSA, Construcciones y Obras Llorente, S.A. 47
COPCISA, S.A. 49
CPS INGENIEROS, Obra Civil y Medio Ambiente, S.L. 50
Grupo de Investigación de Fotogrametría y Teledetección Cercanas de la Universidad de
Vigo
58
GITECO, Grupo de Investigación de Tecnología de la Construcción de la Universidad
de Cantabria
59
GRUPO ETRA, Electronic Trafic, S.A. 52
GPYO, Ingeniería y Urbanismo, S.L. 60
INDRA SISTEMAS, S.A. 64
INECO, Ingeniería y Economía del Transporte, S.A. 65
OFICEMEN, Agrupación de Fabricantes de Cemento en España, Spanish Association of
Cement Manufacturers
69
SAITEC, S.A. 74
UAX, E.P.S. de la Universidad Alfonso X El Sabio 83
VALORIZA, Conservación e Infraestructuras, S.A.U. 84
ITS and Mobility
ACCIONA INFRAESTRUCTURAS, S.A. 26
AEC, Asociación Española de la Carretera, Spanish Road Association 28
AMEC URBIS, Asociación Española de Fabricantes de Equipamiento Urbano, Spanish
Association of Urban Equipment Manufacturers
30
APIA XXI, S.A. 32
API MOVILIDAD, S.A. 33
AYESA, Agua y Estructuras, S.A. 37
FUNDACIÓN CARTIF 40
CEMOSA, Centro de Estudios de Materiales y Control de Obra, S.A. 43
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT, Investigación y Desarrollo en Transporte y Energía 44
CPS INGENIEROS, Obra Civil y Medio Ambiente, S.L. 50
EIFFAGE INFRAESTRUCTURAS, S.A. 51
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GRUPO ETRA, Electronic Trafic, S.A. 52
EUROESTUDIOS, S.L. 53
G@TV-UPM, Grupo de Aplicación de Telecomunicaciones Visuales de la Universidad
Politécnica de Madrid
56
GIIC, Grupo de Investigación en Ingeniería de Carreteras de la Universidad Politécnica
de Valencia
57
ICEACSA Consultores, S.L.U. 63
INDRA SISTEMAS, S.A. 64
INECO, Ingeniería y Economía del Transporte, S.A. 65
ITS España 66
LISITT, Laboratorio Integrado de Sistemas Inteligentes y Tecnologías de la Información
en Tráfico de la Universitat de Valencia
67
SAITEC, S.A. 74
SICE, Sociedad Ibérica de Construcciones Eléctricas, S.A. 76
TECNIBERIA, Asociación Española de Empresas de Ingeniería, Consultoría y Servicios
Tecnológicos, Spanish National Association of Engineering, Consulting and Technological
Services Companies
TELVENT, S.A. 80
TRANSyT, Centro de Investigación del Transporte de la Universidad Politécnica de
Madrid
81
VALORIZA, Conservación e Infraestructuras, S.A.U. 84
79
Road Safety
ACCIONA INFRAESTRUCTURAS, S.A. 26
ACEX, Asociación de Empresas de Conservación y Explotación de Infraestructuras,
Spanish Association of Infrastructure Maintenance & Operation Companies
27
AEC, Asociación Española de la Carretera, Spanish Road Association 28
AFASEMETRA, Asociación de Fabricantes de Señales Metálicas de Tráfico, Spanish Association
of Steel Traffic Signposts Manufacturers
29
APERSA, Auxiliar de Perfiles Perforados Metálicos, S.A. 31
APIA XXI, S.A. 32
API MOVILIDAD, S.A. 33
ASEBAL, Auxiliar de Señalizaciones y Balizamientos, S.L. 34
AYESA, Agua y Estructuras, S.A. 37
BECSA, S.A.U. 38
GRUPO CAMPEZO de Obras y Servicios, S.L. 39
FUNDACIÓN CARTIF 40
CEMOSA, Centro de Estudios de Materiales y Control de Obra, S.A. 43
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FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT, Investigación y Desarrollo en Transporte y Energía 44
COLLOSA, Construcciones y Obras Llorente, S.A. 47
COPCISA, S.A. 49
CPS INGENIEROS, Obra Civil y Medio Ambiente, S.L. 50
GRUPO ETRA, Electronic Trafic, S.A. 52
EUROESTUDIOS, S.L. 53
FAPLISA, Fabricación y Aplicación de Pinturas Especiales, S.A. 54
G@TV-UPM, Grupo de Aplicación de Telecomunicaciones Visuales de la Universidad
Politécnica de Madrid
56
GIIC, Grupo de Investigación en Ingeniería de Carreteras de la Universidad Politécnica
de Valencia
57
GPYO, Ingeniería y Urbanismo, S.L. 60
HIASA, Hierros y Aplanciones, S.A. (Grupo Gonvarri) 62
ICEACSA Consultores, S.L.U. 63
INDRA SISTEMAS, S.A. 64
INECO, Ingeniería y Economía del Transporte, S.A. 65
GRUPO INFORSE, Grupo de Investigación “Innovación en Ferrocarril, Seguridad Vial
y Ergonomía” de la Universidad de Valencia
61
ITS España 66
LISITT, Laboratorio Integrado de Sistemas Inteligentes y Tecnologías de la Información
en Tráfico de la Universitat de Valencia
67
REYNOBER, S.A. 71
SAITEC, S.A 74
SICE, Sociedad Ibérica de Construcciones Eléctricas, S.A. 76
SIMEPROVI, Asociación Española de Fabricantes de Sistemas Metálicos de Protección
Vial, Spanish Association of Manufacturers of Steel Vehicle Restraint Systems
77
FUNDACIÓN TECNALIA, Research & Innovation 78
TECNIBERIA, Asociación Española de Empresas de Ingeniería, Consultoría y Servicios
Tecnológicos, Spanish National Association of Engineering, Consulting and Technological
Services Companies
TELVENT, S.A. 80
TRANSyT, Centro de Investigación del Transporte de la Universidad Politécnica de
Madrid
81
VALORIZA, Conservación e Infraestructuras, S.A.U. 84
79
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ACCIONA INFRAESTRUCTURAS, S.A. 26
APERSA, Auxiliar de Perfiles Perforados Metálicos, S.A. 31
APIA XXI, S.A. 32
ASEFMA, Asociación Española de Fabricantes de Mezclas Asfálticas, Spanish Association
of Asphalt Mixtures Manufacturers
35
ASFALTÓMEROS, S.A. 36
BECSA, S.A.U. 38
GRUPO CAMPEZO de Obras y Servicios, S.L. 39
FUNDACIÓN CARTIF 40
CEMOSA, Centro de Estudios de Materiales y Control de Obra, S.A. 43
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT, Investigación y Desarrollo en Transporte y Energía 44
COLLOSA, Construcciones y Obras Llorente, S.A. 47
COPCISA, S.A. 49
EIFFAGE INFRAESTRUCTURAS, S.A. 51
FAPLISA, Fabricación y Aplicación de Pinturas Especiales, S.A. 54
GITECO, Grupo de Investigación de Tecnología de la Construcción de la Universidad
de Cantabria
59
HIASA, Hierros y Aplanciones, S.A. (Grupo Gonvarri) 62
INECO, Ingeniería y Economía del Transporte, S.A. 65
OFICEMEN, Agrupación de Fabricantes de Cemento en España, Spanish Association of
Cement Manufacturers
69
SACYR, S.A.U. 73
SAITEC, S.A. 74
FUNDACIÓN TECNALIA, Research & Innovation 78
TECNIBERIA, Asociación Española de Empresas de Ingeniería, Consultoría y Servicios
Tecnológicos, Spanish National Association of Engineering, Consulting and Technological
Services Companies
UAX, E.P.S. de la Universidad Alfonso X El Sabio 83
TALLERES ZITRON, S.A. 85
79
Energy and Sustainability
ACCIONA INFRAESTRUCTURAS, S.A. 26
AEC, Asociación Española de la Carretera, Spanish Road Association 28
APIA XXI, S.A. 32
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AYESA, Agua y Estructuras, S.A. 37
BECSA, S.A.U. 38
GRUPO CAMPEZO de Obras y Servicios, S.L. 39
FUNDACIÓN CARTIF 40
CEMOSA, Centro de Estudios de Materiales y Control de Obra, S.A. 43
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT, Investigación y Desarrollo en Transporte y Energía 44
FUNDACIÓN CIRCE, Centro de Investigación de Recursos y Consumos Energéticos 46
COLLOSA, Construcciones y Obras Llorente, S.A. 47
COPCISA, S.A. 49
CPS INGENIEROS, Obra Civil y Medio Ambiente, S.L. 50
EIFFAGE INFRAESTRUCTURAS, S.A. 51
GRUPO ETRA, Electronic Trafic, S.A. 52
EUROESTUDIOS, S.L. 53
GIIC, Grupo de Investigación en Ingeniería de Carreteras de la Universidad Politécnica
de Valencia
57
GITECO, Grupo de Investigación de Tecnología de la Construcción de la Universidad
de Cantabria
59
INDRA SISTEMAS, S.A. 64
INECO, Ingeniería y Economía del Transporte, S.A. 65
ITS España 66
LISITT, Laboratorio Integrado de Sistemas Inteligentes y Tecnologías de la Información
en Tráfico de la Universitat de Valencia
67
OFICEMEN, Agrupación de Fabricantes de Cemento en España, Spanish Association of
Cement Manufacturers
69
PAVASAL, Empresa Constructora, S.A. 70
SACYR VALLEHERMOSO, S.A. 72
SACYR, S.A.U. 73
SAITEC, S.A. 74
SICE, Sociedad Ibérica de Construcciones Eléctricas, S.A. 76
FUNDACIÓN TECNALIA, Research & Innovation 78
TECNIBERIA, Asociación Española de Empresas de Ingeniería, Consultoría y Servicios
Tecnológicos, Spanish National Association of Engineering, Consulting and Technological
Services Companies
TRANSyT, Centro de Investigación del Transporte de la Universidad Politécnica de
Madrid
81
UAX, E.P.S. de la Universidad Alfonso X El Sabio 83
VALORIZA, Conservación e Infraestructuras, S.A.U. 84
TALLERES ZITRON, S.A. 85
79
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Environment
ACCIONA INFRAESTRUCTURAS, S.A. 26
AEC, Asociación Española de la Carretera, Spanish Road Association 28
AMEC URBIS, Asociación Española de Fabricantes de Equipamiento Urbano, Spanish
Association of Urban Equipment Manufacturers
30
APERSA, Auxiliar de Perfiles Perforados Metálicos, S.A. 31
APIA XXI, S.A. 32
API MOVILIDAD, S.A. 33
ASEFMA, Asociación Española de Fabricantes de Mezclas Asfálticas, Spanish Association
of Asphalt Mixtures Manufacturers
35
ASFALTÓMEROS, S.A. 36
AYESA, Agua y Estructuras, S.A. 37
GRUPO CAMPEZO de Obras y Servicios, S.L. 39
FUNDACIÓN CARTIF 40
CEMOSA, Centro de Estudios de Materiales y Control de Obra, S.A. 43
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT, Investigación y Desarrollo en Transporte y Energía 44
FUNDACIÓN CIRCE, Centro de Investigación de Recursos y Consumos Energéticos 46
COLLOSA, Construcciones y Obras Llorente, S.A. 47
COPCISA, S.A. 49
CPS INGENIEROS, Obra Civil y Medio Ambiente, S.L. 50
EIFFAGE INFRAESTRUCTURAS, S.A. 51
GRUPO ETRA, Electronic Trafic, S.A. 52
EUROESTUDIOS, S.L. 53
FULCRUM, Planificación Análisis y Proyectos, S.A. 55
GIIC, Grupo de Investigación en Ingeniería de Carreteras de la Universidad Politécnica
de Valencia
57
HIASA, Hierros y Aplanciones, S.A. (Grupo Gonvarri) 62
ICEACSA Consultores, S.L.U. 63
INDRA SISTEMAS, S.A. 64
INECO, Ingeniería y Economía del Transporte, S.A. 65
ITS España 66
OFICEMEN, Agrupación de Fabricantes de Cemento en España, Spanish Association of
Cement Manufacturers
69
PAVASAL, Empresa Constructora, S.A. 70
SACYR VALLEHERMOSO, S.A. 72
SACYR, S.A.U. 73
SAITEC, S.A. 74
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SICE, Sociedad Ibérica de Construcciones Eléctricas, S.A. 76
FUNDACIÓN TECNALIA, Research & Innovation 78
TECNIBERIA, Asociación Española de Empresas de Ingeniería, Consultoría y Servicios
Tecnológicos, Spanish National Association of Engineering, Consulting and Technological
Services Companies
TRANSyT, Centro de Investigación del Transporte de la Universidad Politécnica de
Madrid
81
UAX, E.P.S. de la Universidad Alfonso X El Sabio 83
VALORIZA, Conservación e Infraestructuras, S.A.U. 84
79
Transport and Co-modality
ACCIONA INFRAESTRUCTURAS, S.A. 26
AEC, Asociación Española de la Carretera, Spanish Road Association 28
AYESA, Agua y Estructuras, S.A. 37
FUNDACIÓN CARTIF 40
CEMOSA, Centro de Estudios de Materiales y Control de Obra, S.A. 43
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT, Investigación y Desarrollo en Transporte y Energía 44
CPS INGENIEROS, Obra Civil y Medio Ambiente, S.L. 50
GRUPO ETRA, Electronic Trafic, S.A. 52
EUROESTUDIOS, S.L. 53
FULCRUM, Planificación Análisis y Proyectos, S.A. 55
G@TV-UPM, Grupo de Aplicación de Telecomunicaciones Visuales de la Universidad
Politécnica de Madrid
56
ICEACSA Consultores, S.L.U. 63
INDRA SISTEMAS, S.A. 64
INECO, Ingeniería y Economía del Transporte, S.A. 65
GRUPO INFORSE, Grupo de Investigación “Innovación en Ferrocarril, Seguridad Vial
y Ergonomía” de la Universidad de Valencia
61
ITS España 66
LISITT, Laboratorio Integrado de Sistemas Inteligentes y Tecnologías de la Información
en Tráfico de la Universitat de Valencia
67
SAITEC, S.A. 74
SICE, Sociedad Ibérica de Construcciones Eléctricas, S.A. 76
TECNIBERIA, Asociación Española de Empresas de Ingeniería, Consultoría y Servicios
Tecnológicos, Spanish National Association of Engineering , Consulting and Technological
Services Companies
TELVENT, S.A. 80
TRANSyT, Centro de Investigación del Transporte de la Universidad Politécnica de
Madrid
81
79
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4.3.
Fact sheets

ACCIONA
INFRAESTRUCTURAS, S.A.
Address
Valdeportillo II, 8
28108 Alcobendas (Madrid)
Phone number +34 91 791 20 20
Fax +34 91 791 21 01
http://www.acciona-infraestructuras.es/
Key Information
Contact details
Ignacio Calvo Herrera
R&D Director
Phone number +34 91 791 20 20
Fax +34 91 791 21 01
E-mail ignacio.calvo.herrera@acciona.es
ptc
member
• Parent company established in 1997.
• Lines of business: Infrastructure, Renewable Energy, Real Estate, Logistics and Transportation.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, PTEC.
• International: ECTP, HFP, JTI E2B, ECCREDI, ENCORD, FIEC, EUROACE, AGE, EDF.
R&D: Composites, TICs, Conventional structures, Visualization and 3D Modelling, Eco-efficiency and comfort,
Robotics, Materials, Environmental Technologies, Geotechnics, Pavements, Underground work, Railways, Comodality
and Real Estate.
Resources devoted to R&D: International and multidisciplinary professional team, of which 120 are Acciona
staff, 20 university staff and 19 trainees.
Areas of activity
• Design and Planning
• Construction
• Management and Operation
• Maintenance
• ITS and Mobility
• Road Safety
• Materials
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
• Transport and Co-modality
R&D: Products and Projects
• BIOLIN: Application of biotechnology tools in linear projects.
• CILECCTA Life-Cycle Cost Analysis for the construction industry: Software for the identification and costing
of viable project options.
• FIBERCONSTRUCT: Incorporation of carbon nanofibers to composite materials for its industrial use in
construction.
• Industrial waste in concrete and asphalt mixtures: Development of concrete and asphalt mixtures utilising
industrial waste enhanced with nanoparticles.
• NEOVIL: Analysis of the re-utilisation of used tyres in civil engineering.
• PIETRHO: Deep drilling into rock and reinforced concrete.
• PROMETEO: Development of new knowledge and intelligent technology in organic and ceramic materials,
aimed at improving productivity and business in the field of more sustainable buildings.
• TALUDES: Use of microorganisms to avoid erosion on slopes.
• TUNEL-CARE: Sensor network for disaster prevention and crisis management in tunnels.
• VULCAN: Road infrastructure vulnerability to natural disasters.
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ACEX, Asociación de Empresas de Conservación
y Explotación de Infraestructuras
Spanish Association of Infrastructure
Maintenance & Operation Companies
Address
Agustín de Betancourt, 21 6º
28002 Madrid
Phone number +34 91 535 71 68
Fax +34 91 534 40 89
Web http://www.acex.ws
Contact details
Pablo Sáez Villar
Managing Director
Phone number +34 91 535 71 68
Fax +34 91 534 40 89
E-mail psaez@acex.ws
ptc
member
Key Information
• Association founded in 1995.
• Its objectives are:
--
Promotion of a better operation of road infrastructure maintenance.
--
Development of measures to promote a better management and the training of workers in road maintenance
activities.
--
Representation and advocacy of its members’ interests.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, PTEC.
R&D: Through R & D Committee several initiatives are proposed by the members of the association and determining
the performance of several research projects.
Resources devoted to R&D: Team: 2 Civil Engineers and 1 Graduated in Labor Relations.
Areas of activity
• Management and Operation
• Maintenance
• Road Safety
R&D: Products and Projects
• BIOLIN: Application of biotechnology tools in linear projects.
• CILECCTA Life-Cycle Cost Analysis for the construction industry: Software for the identification and costing
of viable project options.
• FIBERCONSTRUCT: Incorporation of carbon nanofibers to composite materials for its industrial use in
construction.
27

AEC, Asociación Española de la
Carretera Spanish Road Association
Address
Goya, 23 4º Derecha
28001 Madrid
Phone number +34 91 577 99 72
Fax +34 91 576 65 22
Web http://www.aecarretera.com
Key Information
Contact details
Jacobo Díaz Pineda
Managing Director
Phone number +34 91 577 99 72
Fax +34 91 576 65 22
E-mail jdiaz@aecarretera.com
ptc
member
• Association founded in 1949.
• Its main goal is the advocacy, promotion and development of better and safer roads.
• In-house departments: Institutional & Member Affairs, Press & Communication, Conferences and seminars,
Technical Department (projects, statistics, normalization & certification of products), International Affairs,
Training.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, PTEC.
• International: IRF, ERF, IVIA.
R&D: Activities carried out in the Technical Department of the Spanish Road Association are focused on the following
areas: Road safety, Environment, New technologies, Urban mobility, Quality of service, Financing.
Resources devoted to R&D: The AEC’s technical team consists of 5 Civil Engineers and 1 Graduate in Political
Science and Sociology.
Areas of activity
• Management and Operation
• ITS and Mobility
• Road Safety
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
• Transport and Co-modality
R&D: Products and Projects
• ADVANTIS: A centralized, guaranteed integrity localization service. A key for the EGNOS and Galileo business
model.
• Central reserve safety on highways and motorways.
• Design and implementation of “road service” quality indicators.
• E-SAFETY: Priorities for the development of e-safety products and services.
• EUROAUDITS: European Road Safety Auditor training syllabus.
• GIROADS: GNSS introduction in the road sector.
• MEPP: Automatic electronic device for an improved perception in pedestrian crossings.
• MIMAR: Assessment of the environment and biodiversity surrounding the Spanish road networks.
• MOVICONTROL: Measurement of distances and travel times on Spanish roads.
• OASIS: Safe, Intelligent and Sustainable Highway Operation Operation.
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• RECIS: Network of Excellence of road safety research centres.
• Reducing pollutant emissions from road transport.
• Safety impact analysis of the 2000-2007 Spanish Infrastructure Programme.
• SAVEAS: Automatic accident statistics’ validation system.
• State of the Art in Road Safety Audits.
• Training for a more sustainable maintenance of road infrastructures.
• VULCAN: Road infrastructure vulnerability to natural disasters.
• WHITEROADS: White spots in the Trans-European Road Network: a positive approach to road safety.
• WIKIVIA: The road encyclopedia in Spanish language.
AFASEMETRA, Asociación de Fabricantes de
Señales Metálicas de Tráfico
Spanish Association of Steel Traffic Signposts
Manufacturers
Address
Goya, 23 3º Derecha
28001 Madrid
Phone number +34 91 435 81 42
Fax +34 91 435 86 26
Web http://www.afasemetra.com
Contact details
Marisa Jimeno Berceruelo
Head of Operations
Phone number +34 91 435 81 42
Fax +34 91 435 86 26
E-mail m_jimeno@telefonica.net
ptc
member
Key Information
• Association founded in 1984.
• Its objectives are to:
--
Promote the general interests of its associated companies.
--
Lead the Secretariat of the Spanish Standardization Technical Committee AENOR AEN/CTN 135
“Equipment for Road Signs”.
--
Promote the deployment of high-quality road signs.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, AEC, AENOR, ATC.
Areas of activity
• Road Safety
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AMEC URBIS, Asociación Española de
Equipamiento Urbano y Tráfico
Spanish Association of Urban and Traffic
Equipment
Address
Gran Vía de les Corts Catalanes, 684
08010 Barcelona
Phone number +34 93 415 05 22
Fax +34 93 416 09 80
Web http://www.amec.es
Key Information
Contact details
Victor Dorado
Manager
Phone number +34 93 415 05 22
Fax +34 93 416 09 80
E-mail vdorado@amec.es
ptc
member
• Association founded in 1994.
• It groups Spanish suppliers of technology for traffic management, public transport and parking.
• Its mission is to improve the competitiveness of its members, providing services to promote internationalization
and technological innovation.
• It is a part of AMEC, a business association of ten national sectors of capital equipment manufacturers and
technology.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC.
R&D: Amec has signed a strategic agreement with the ASCAMM Technology Center, which allows its partners to
benefit from preferential conditions.
Resources devoted to R&D: The Department of Innovation and Competitiveness consist of five persons.
Areas of activity
• ITS and Mobility
• Environment
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APERSA, Auxiliar de Perfiles
Perforados Metálicos, S.A.
Address
Polígono Industrial Riaño II, Parcelas 12,13,14 y 15
33920 Langreo, Asturias.
Phone number +34 98 566 92 22
Fax +34 98 566 92 20
Web http://www.apersa.biz
Key Information
Contact details
Antonio Fernández García
Managing Director
Phone number +34 98 566 92 22
Fax +34 98 566 92 20
E-mail apersa@apersa.biz
ptc
member
• Company founded in 2005.
• Manufacturing and sale of standard and special steel profiles incorporating the latest technology to meet the
needs posed by road safety requirements, singposting and traffic guidance equipment.
• It supplies steel road safety systems, with a wide range of models and finishings.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, ATEG, SIMEPROVI.
R&D: Innovation in containment systems. Simulation of different configurations, analysis of results, checks with
impact testing, and technical approvals. Innovation in plastics: replacement of materials with higher environmental
impact by 100% recycled plastic as a sustainable solution.
Resources devoted to R&D: Multidisciplinary team of engineers from different specializations, assisted by
production managers.
Equipment for an intergral analysis of steel, its alloys and other products used in chemical processes. Mechanical
testing machines that allow testing and characterization of materials. Measurement tools for corrosion protection
and all dimensional aspects of a product. Different test benches prepared to verify the behavior of components or
finished products. Plastics testing laboratory.
Areas of activity
• Design and Planning
• Road Safety
• Materials
• Environment
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APIA XXI, S.A.
Address
Av. Albert Einstein, 2
39011 Santander, Cantabria
Phone number +34 94 229 02 60
Fax +34 94 227 46 13
Web http://www.apiaxxi.es
Key Information
Contact details
Israel Pinto Grijuela
Head of R&D Department
Phone number +34 94 229 02 60
Fax +34 94 227 46 13
E-mail imasd@apiaxxi.es
ptc
member
• Company founded in 1987.
• Offers comprehensive services ranging from the project pre-planning to the control and execution of works,
including all management processes and strategic consulting.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, TECNIBERIA, ASINCE, ASICA, ASICMA, ASIF, CEPREVEN, CEOE, CEPYME,
PLANETA.
R&D: According to the last audit received for the certification of UNE 166.002:2006, the firm holds innovation
management systems in the following areas: renewable energies’ technology, noise pollution engineering, intelligent
transportation systems, structural engineering and advanced electronic instrumentation.
Resources devoted to R&D: During 2009 more than 50 employees worked in R&D. Their profiles covered the
following education areas: Civil Engineering, Telecommunications, Industrial Sciences, Agricultural Sciences,
Physics, Chemistry, Environmental Sciences, Architecture, Law and Economics.
Areas of activity
• Design and Planning
• Construction
• ITS and Mobility
• Road Safety
• Materials
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
R&D: Products and Projects
• Aerodynamic behavior of floating wind turbines.
• Analysis and optimization of support structures for solar trackers.
• CAMVIA: Automated road mobility characterization through video analysis techniques.
• CILECCTA: Life-Cycle Cost Analysis for the construction industry.
• COMBSHORE: Offshore combined plant for wind power generation.
• JATROPHA: Research and industrial development of Jatropha cultivation.
• POM: Development an offshore multi-function floating platform.
• RETCAIT: Development of acoustic barriers with optimized phono-structural properties.
• SACIV: Development of a new road-infrastructure characterization system using magnetic sensors.
• SIATRA: Intelligent system for road traffic analysis.
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API MOVILIDAD, S.A.
Address
Av. Manoteras, 26 2ª planta
28050 Madrid
Phone number +34 91 598 90 60
Fax +34 91 598 90 60
Web http://www.imesapi.es
Key Information
Contact details
Carlos Díaz Hidalgo
Managing Director
Phone number +34 91 598 90 65
Fax +34 91 598 90 65
E-mail info@imesapi.es
ptc
member
• One of Spain’s leading companies in the field of the road maintenance, signposting and safety, founded in
1966.
• Main activities: Comprehensive maintenance for roads, streets, pavements, sidewalks and street furniture.
Vertical and horizontal signalling, both in urban and rural areas. Vehicle restraint systems. Installation of
devices to improve road safety and urban mobility. Maintenance of any public facility that needs specialized
tending.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, ACEX, ATC, AEC, AFASEMETRA.
R&D: IT developments to improve the efficiency of road maintenance activities. Detection of road safety issues.
Research on devices to improve road safety in urban and rural areas. Road safety solutions with variable signs and
marking. Research on devices to improve urban mobility. Efficiency in park & garden irrigation through the use of
reclaimed water.
Resources devoted to R&D: R&D Department at headquarters. R&D Laboratory at the vertical signs factory in
Aranjuez (Madrid) with qualified personnel. Collaborations with associations and universities. Test areas.
Areas of activity
• Design and Planning
• Management and Operation
• Maintenance
• ITS and Mobility
• Road Safety
• Environment
R&D: Products and Projects
• Conservation of irrigation systems and networks of reclaimed water.
• GEMA. Development of a software application to manage infrastructure maintenance.
• Glare problems in road sections.
• Illuminated markers with polymer concrete.
• Improving safety in high-accident-rate road sections.
• Information system on parking occupancy.
• Pedestrian crossing with motion detector.
• Poor alignment in road sections.
• Traffic conditions in real time: Analytical definition of real-time traffic conditions using the traffic census.
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ASEBAL, Auxiliar de Señalizaciones
y Balizamientos,
S.L.
Address
Polígono industrial Usila, calle 1, parcela 4, nave 1 y 2
48490 Ugao-Miraballes, Vizcaya
Phone number +34 946 322 202
Fax +34 946 482 600
Web http://www.asebal.com
Key Information
Contact details
Enrique Bárcena
Technical Director
Phone number +34 944 399 035
Fax +34 944 399 031
E-mail enrique.barcena@asebal.com
ptc
member
• Company founded in 1994.
• Manufacturing of products aimed at road protection, signing and road marking.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, AEC, AMEC URBIS.
• International: IRF-BPC.
R&D: Development of vehicle containment systems.
Areas of activity
• Road Safety
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ASEFMA, Asociación Española de
Fabricantes de Mezclas Asfálticas
Spanish Association of Asphalt Mixtures
Manufacturers
Address
Av. Del General Perón, 26
28020 Madrid
Phone number +34 91 514 94 47
Fax +34 91 514 94 67
Web http://www.asefma.es
Contact details
Juan José Potti
Managing Director
Phone number +34 91 514 94 47
Fax +34 91 514 94 67
E-mail jjpotti@asefma.com.es
ptc
member
Key Information
• Association founded in 1974.
• Its objectives are:
--
Technical promotion of asphalt mixtures.
--
National and international representation of Spanish companies devoted to the manufacturing and
application of asphalt mixtures for road paving, Spanish suppliers of asphalt and machinery, and control
and research companies.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, ATC, AEC, AENOR, EUCAT.
• International: EAPA.
R&D: SMA asphalt mixtures. Asphalt mixtures with lower manufacturing temperature. Semi-warm mixtures.
Warm-mix asphalt. Develop of bituminous binders for hot-mix asphalt and cold-mix asphalt. Modified and
thermo-adhesive bitumen emulsions. Modified bitumen with used tyre rubber. Synthetic binders. Surface treatments
with slurry surfacing.
Resources devoted to R&D: 3 staff members hold a part-time dedication to R&D activities. ASEFMA’s Working
Group nº 2 is devoted to R&D and includes 16 technicians from organizations associated to ASEFMA.
ASEFMA has created - together with the Government of Castilla-La Mancha, the University of Castilla-La
Mancha, the Valdepeñas City Council and the Ciudad Real City Council - a foundation for the construction and
devlopment of the “European Centre for Asphalt Technology, EUCAT”. This ambitious project has begun in 2011
and will include a 4,000 square-meter building located in the university campus of Ciudad Real and a 3-km test
track and a testing machine simulation centre in Valdepeñas.
Areas of activity
• Construction
• Maintenance
• Materials
• Environment
R&D: Products and Projects
• FENIX: Strategic research on safer and sustainable roads through innovative asphalts.
• OPTEL: Slow-setting cationic bituminous emulsions for construction and maintenance of roads.
• SCORE: Superior Cold Recycling of bituminous pavements based on the potential benefits of new binders,
bituminous micro-emulsions and foamed bitumen: An Environmentall Friendly Construction Technique
(EFCT) for the rehabilitation and construction of roads.
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ASFALTÓMEROS, S.A.
Address
Serrano, 81 4º centro
28006 Madrid
Phone number +34 91 411 32 05
Fax +34 91 411 32 06
Web http://www.asfaltomeros.com
Key Information
Contact details
Luís Alfonso de León Alonso
Managing Director
Phone number +34 91 411 32 05
Fax +34 91 411 32 06
E-mail info@asfaltomeros.com
ptc
member
• Company founded in 2001.
• Manufacturing and supply of rubber modified bitumen (BMAVC-1), as well as improved bitumen (BC) and
modified (BMC) with rubber powder.
• Services. Engineering, technology and technical advice for manufacturing and supply of Bitumen with
Rubber.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, ASEFMA, AEC, ATC.
R&D: Research activities on the characterisation of bitumen with rubber and its possible environmental applications.
Resources devoted to R&D: 10% dedicaction from the General Manager, 30% from the Technical Office, 25%
from the Production Staff.
Areas of activity
• Materials
• Environment
R&D: Products and Projects
• Relationship between immediate viscosity and deferred viscosity: Development of a new quality control
procedure for modified high-viscosity bitumen with rubber.
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AYESA, Agua y Estructuras,
S.A.
Address
Av. Marie Curie 2
41092 Sevilla
Phone number +34 954 46 70 46
Fax +34 954 46 24 91
Web http://www.ayesa.es
Contact details
Fidel San Emeterio Irastorza
Technical Director for Planning and Infrastructure
Phone number +34 954 46 70 46
Fax +34 954 46 24 91
E-mail info@ayesa.com
ptc
member
Key Information
• Company founded in 1966.
• Comprehensive range of services: Land and resource management. Design, construction, installation,
operation & maintenance of civil infrastructures, industrial plants, power generation, environmental protection,
utilities and housing.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, TECNIBERIA, ASICA, AEC.
R&D: Focused mainly on energy, environment, transport, road safety and linear structures. Main study subjects
are integral systems and innovative technology management, accident analysis, process optimization, methods for
analysis and prediction, multi-criteria decision making, and optimization using heuristic evaluation and technology
foresight.
Resources devoted to R&D: Specific Department dedicated to the planning and management of technological
innovation, consisting of 4 professionals. Execution of research activities by the staff of each specialized Department
(a total of 27 researchers in 2009).
Areas of activity
• Design and Planning
• Management and Operation
• ITS and Mobility
• Road Safety
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
• Transport and Co-modality
R&D: Products and Projects
• Adaptation of roads to frost and glare.
• Analysis and reduction of vibrations generated by rail traffic in tunnels.
• Analysis of trajectories to improve road safety.
• Analysis of trajectories to improve road safety.
• Assessment of the impact of infrastructure on the landscape.
• Factors influencing cyclists’ accidents.
• New methodologies for energy saving in the planning of railways.
• Optimizating cross sections in road infrastructures.
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BECSA, S.A.U.
Address
Polígono Ciudad del Transporte II, C/ Grecia, 31
12006 Castellón de la Plana, Castellón
Phone number +34 902 34 00 00
Fax +34 96 434 33 22
Web http://www.becsa.es
Key Information
Contact details
Francisco José Vea Folch
R&D Director
Phone number +34 902 34 00 00
Fax +34 96 434 33 22
E-mail fjvea@becsa.es
ptc
member
• A company belonging to the Obinesa Group, founded in 1969.
• Construction of public & private infrastructure works: ports, airports, hospitals, roads, parks, universities,
residential & industrial buildings, waterworks.
• Development of housing and residential buildings, commercial and leisure centres, hotels and industrial
buildings.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, ACEX, ASEFMA, ANCI.
R&D: Incorporation of new materials to bituminous mixtures, as waste ceramics, enamels, mortar, waste, etc.
Development projects in the field of road safety applied to road maintenance (winter maintenance, defense...).
Development and incorporation of information technologies in the field of construction and maintenance (global
positioning, real-time information...).
Resources devoted to R&D: R&D department with 11 technicians. Asphalt laboratory with 4 technicians. Concrete
laboratory with 4 technicians.
Areas of activity
• Construction
• Maintenance
• Road Safety
• Materials
• Energy and Sustainability
R&D: Products and Projects
• Anti-skid asphalt properties of roads.
• Asphalt pavement with used tyres.
• Comprehensive management for the production of asphalt mixtures.
• Hot-mix asphalt with ceramic material.
• Measurement of clay aggregates.
• Pre-assembled bridge girders.
• Road maintenance system based on GIS.
• Road-maintenance-based optimization of road safety solutions.
• Winter serviceability: Optimization of preventive treatments in winter serviceability through detailed
weather forecasts, to minimize its social and environmental impact.
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GRUPO CAMPEZO de Obras
y Servicios, S.L.
Address
Antonio Valverde, 2
20014 San Sebastián (Guipúzcoa)
Phone number +34 94 344 56 38
Fax +34 94 345 79 98
Web http://www.campezo.com
Key Information
Contact details
Marisol Barral Vázquez
R&D Director
Phone number +34 94 359 04 84
Fax +34 94 330 03 83
E-mail mbarral@campezo.com
ptc
member
• Company founded in 1940.
• Road construction with asphalt paving.
• Manufacturing of asphalt emulsions with oil bitumen.
• Development of techniques and projects, from the use of cold asphalt and surface irrigation treatments for
highways and roads, to the construction of asphalt emulsion facilities and the development of new construction
materials.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, ASEFMA, AEC.
R&D: Design, development and innovation of new products for road paving. Main research areas: environmental
sustainability, renewable energy, safety and comfort, smart materials, waste recovery, design of new products.
Resources devoted to R&D: 1 Civil Engineer, 1 Ph.D. in Chemical Sciences, 1 Graduate in Chemical Sciences
and 1 Degree in Technical Vocational Training. Research Laboratory equipped with the latest technology for the
study of bituminous mixtures and their derivatives (aggregates, emulsions...)
Areas of activity
• Construction
• Management and Operation
• Maintenance
• Road Safety
• Materials
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
R&D: Products and Projects
• Asphalt mixtures with lime as an additive.
• Asphalt mixtures with recycled mineral dust.
• Fire-retardant and sustainable asphalt mixtures.
• Iron and steel aggregate to cold sand asphalt.
• Reaction to fire of asphalt mixtures.
• Recycling of waste materials.
• Used tyres to reduce traffic sound.
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FUNDACIÓN CARTIF
Address
Parque Tecnológico de Boecillo, Parcela 205
47151 Boecillo, Valladolid
Phone number +34 98 354 65 04
Fax +34 98 354 65 21
Web http://www.cartif.com
Key Information
Contact details
José R. Perán González
Managing Director
Phone number +34 98 354 65 04
Fax +34 98 354 65 21
E-mail peran@cartif.es
ptc
member
• One of Spain’s leading Applied Research Foundations in terms of R & D and technology transfer activities,
founded in 1994.
• Team of 200 staff, mostly engineers, scientists and senior researchers, divided into 9 technical divisions and
with the support of 7 departments to ensure project quality.
• Main research ares: Environment, Biomedical Engineering, Energy, Food & Chemical Processes, Automation
- Process Control and Robotics, Computer Vision.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, PTEC, PESI, PTE-EE, AEI de Sostenibilidad Ambiental, AEI TURINCAL, Asociación de
biotecnología agroalimentaria de Castilla y León, PACKNET, PLANETA, PTEA, PTE de Logística Integral,
Intermodalidad y movilidad, INES, HISPAROB, GEOPLAT, PT Manufuture, PT del Hogar Digital, PTE de
Tecnologías para la Salud, el bienestar y la cohesión social, PTE Biomasa, PTE Food for Life Spain.
• International: ECTP.
R&D: Research, Experimental Development, Innovation, Technology Transfer and Scientific dissemination in
the centre’s strategic knowledge areas. Own research projects, collaborative projects with companies and other
research organizations and “turnkey” projects for customers. Financing is both public and private, with projects in
execution at the regional, national and international level.
Resources devoted to R&D: The team amounts up to 140 staff, 26 research trainees and 30 collaborators, whose
average age is 36 years old. The staff is composed of 73% of graduates, industrial engineers, chemical engineers,
graduates in physics, chemistry and biology. 14% has reached the degree of doctor.
CARTIF has 8,500 m2 of facilities with up-to-date equipment. The surface is divided into testing laboratories, test
facilities and pilot plants. Two laboratories for physical-chemical and physical-mechanical testing, one laboratory
for environment testing, and another one for molecular biology.
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Areas of activity
• Construction
• Maintenance
• ITS and Mobility
• Road Safety
• Materials
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
• Transport and Co-modality
R&D: Products and Projects
• Automated road inspection system.
• CIBIC: Maintenance Infrastructure Based on Computational Intelligence.
• FENIX: Strategic research on safer and sustainable roads through innovative asphalts.
• Monitoring and control systems for civil works.
• OASIS: Safe, Intelligent and Sustainable Highway Operation Operation.
• RESCATAME: Extended network of air-quality sensors for an environmentally-friendly urban traffic management.
• Risk assessment of potential natural disasters in roads.
• State of the Art in Roads’ Life Cycle Assessment.
• Utilisation of used tyres in asphalt mixtures.
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CAVOSA, Obras y
Proyectos, S.A.
Address
Paseo de la Castellana, 83-85
28046 Madrid
Phone number +34 91 545 50 00
Fax +34 91 545 54 25
Web http://www.gruposyv.com
Key Information
Contact details
Miguel Álvarez Arroyo
Managing Director
Phone number +34 91 545 50 00
Fax +34 91 556 69 86
E-mail marroyo@gruposyv.com
ptc
member
• Company belonging to the Sacyr Vallehermoso Group, established in 1967.
• Development of tunnels through conventional methods or large-diameter tunnel-boring machines (TBMs).
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, PTEC, PLANETA.
R&D: R&D is focused almost exclusively on tunneling techniques.
Resources devoted to R&D: R&D Department composed of 2 staff members.
Areas of activity
• Construction
R&D: Products and Projects
• Automated ground inspection techniques.
• Detection and management of explosive atmospheres in tunnels.
• Developing a tunnel drilling system.
• Epystei: Development of an innovative drilling and support system in high-gradient tunnels.
• Improvements in materials used in tunnel bearing.
• Jet-grouting in tunneling.
• Measurement of concrete resistance.
• Monitoring system for tunnel overbreak.
• Research and development of an innovative pneumatic charging system for commercial blasting agent
ANFO.
• Technical solutions for ground consolidation.
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CEMOSA, Centro de
Estudios de Materiales y
Control de Obra, S.A.
Address
Benaque, 9
29004 Málaga
Phone number +34 902 11 14 00
Fax +34 95 223 12 14
Web http://www.cemosa.es
Key Information
Contact details
Noemí Jiménez Redondo
R&D Manager
Phone number +34 95 223 08 42
Fax +34 95 223 12 14
E-mail noemi.jimenez@cemosa.es
ptc
member
• Company incorporated in 1972.
• Specialised in engineering and quality control in the field of construction.
• CEMOSA is structured in 7 business areas: Transport Infrastructure Engineering, Building and Industrial
Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Construction Material Quality Control, Health and Safety Coordination,
Construction Product Certification and Research, Technological Development and Innovation.
• CEMOSA is certified under Spanish Standard UNE 166.002:2006 “Management System for R&D and
Innovation” in the followings areas: Construction Technology, Materials Technology, Instrumentation Technology,
Environmental Engineering and Technology, Railway Technology and Industrial Technology.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, PTFE, PLANETA, ACP, Aeccti, AEC, ALCAL, ANTER, ASEFMA, CEACOP, FFE, HYP-
ALIT, TECNIBERIA, UPECO.
• International: Energy Efficient Buildings Association (E2BA).
R&D: Development of new materials for the construction sector. Energy-efficient Buildings. Road and highways
pavements. Highway safety. Environment and sustainable development. Transport Infrastructures (including
roads, railways, ports and airports). Information technology and communication. Monitoring and instrumentation.
Geotechnical engineering.
Resources devoted to R&D: CEMOSA incorporates into each project its previous experience and provides
the human resources required for carrying out the assignment with the highest quality. Furthermore, CEMOSA
invests part of its budget on continuous training on R&D issues.
Areas of activity
• Design and Planning
• Construction
• Maintenance
• ITS and Mobility
• Road Safety
• Materials
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
• Transport and Co-modality
R&D: Products and Projects
• ACEM Rail: Automated and Cost-Effective Maintenance.
• Bus lanes with self-compacting concrete.
• Corrugated sheets in civil engineering structures.
• Development of lightweight panels for acoustic shielding in urban areas.
• Development of a prototype for the mechanical grinding of cylindrical concrete specimens. Comparison
with sulphur mortar capping.
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• Eco-pavements: Study and characterization of waste from demolition and construction. Drafting of technical
requirements to facilitate the use of recycled aggregates in road pavements.
• Light panels for noise barriers in urban areas.
• MAT+: Use of bitumen emulsions in road pavements.
• Project characterization of self-compacting concrete versus conventional concrete.
• “Recycled Aggregates”: Production and characterization of Recycled Aggregates from Construction and
Demolition Waste (CDW) for recycled concrete production.
• Research for the incorporation of used tyre pieces as fill material in road construction.
• SEEDS: Self learning Energy Efficient buildings and open Spaces (FP7).
• Silica sand in surface courses.
• SMARTCOMP: Fibre optics sensors for the monitoring of composite strengthened structures (FP5).
• Used tyres in embankments.
• Use of Construction and Demolition Waste (CDW) for roads and highways pavement design.
• Waste materials for concrete aggregates.
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT,
Investigación y Desarrollo
en Transporte y Energía
Address
Parque Tecnológico de Boecillo, Parcela 209
47151 Boecillo, Valladolid
Phone number +34 98 354 80 35
Fax +34 98 354 80 62
Web http://www.cidaut.es
Key Information
Contact details
Alberto Mansilla Gallo
Director, Road Safety Department
Phone number +34 98 354 80 35
Fax +34 98 354 80 62
E-mail albman@cidaut.es
ptc
member
• Foundation incorporated in 1993.
• Transport Safety: the centre offers an integral approach to road safety including the infrastructure, vehicle
and human factors.
• Materials-Product-Process: a clearly defined methodology that covers the entire value chain of any production
process is followed.
• Energy and Environment: development of new technological concepts that allow the use of cleaner and sustainable
energy sources, the definition of processes that reduce waste generation, the optimization of energy
transformation and efficient energy uses.
• Sectors: Infrastructure, automotive, energy, rail, environment and aeronautics.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, ATC, AEC, PTFE, PTME, FEDIT, ASEPA, SERNAUTO, FACYL.
• International: ERF, ERTRAC, TRB, EARPA, EEVC.
R&D: Road Infrastructure Safety: active & passive (signs, containment systems, etc.) preventive safety, road
safety inspections, cost-benefit analysis. Electronics: ITS development, inspection techniques, signing. Accident
Analysis: epidemiology, in-depth investigations of accidents, accident reconstruction. Human Factor: Analysis
of traffic conflicts, HMI, behavioral studies, systems usability, ergonomics. Energy and environment: hydrogen
technologies, biomass, sustainable building, diagnosis and maintenance, energy system development. Materials:
plastics, composites, alloys, asphalt. Vehicle safety: active & passive preventive safety (ADAS and IVIS systems),
biomechanics, dummies. Materials-Product-Process. Acoustics and vibrations.
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Resources devoted to R&D: More than 300 staff members, of whom 70% are university graduates. Multidisciplinary
teams of engineers, physicists, chemists, psychologists, statisticians, computer scientists... are providing
solutions for technological innovation and development.
R&D equipment worth € 62.1 million.
Road Safety Testing Laboratory (certified for UNE-EN 1317, UNE 135900 and UNE-EN 12767). Equipment for
Vertical Signing Inspection. Equipment for Material characterization & processing. Testing Equipment for passive
safety and vibro-acoustics testing, renewable energy, air pollution, fluid dynamics, etc.
Areas of activity
• Maintenance
• ITS and Mobility
• Road Safety
• Materials
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
• Transport and Co-modality
R&D: Products and Projects
• Accident rate and road infrastructure.
• Asphalt acoustic properties.
• DANTE: Development and Application of New TEchnologies for the improvement of road safety and the
design of intersections.
• Definition and development of diagnostic techniques for the reuse of systems and components of end-of-life
vehicles.
• Design and development of testing equipment for vehicle inspection.
• Effectiveness and Cost-Benefit in high-accident-rate road sections.
• FENIX: Strategic research on safer and sustainable roads through innovative asphalts.
• Improving pedestrian safety.
• Installing Motorcyclist Protection Systems.
• Investigation of fatal accidents.
• Mapping of high-accident-rate road sections.
• MARTA: Intelligent Automotive Mobility for Advanced Transport Networks.
• MODETRA: Methodology for the design and implementation of traffic calming schemes.
• Motorcycle accidents.
• OASIS: Safe, Intelligent and Sustainable Highway Operation Operation.
• PAVILISEN: Hot-mix asphalt to improve the technical performance and reduce road noise by using used
tyres powder.
• Performance review and re-use of barriers with IPN-posts.
• Predictive maintenance system using bus fleets.
• RANKERS: Ranking for European Road Safety.
• RISER: Roadside Infrastructure For Safer European Roads.
• Telecontrol system for a construction machinery fleet. .
• Traffic noise reduction utilising used tyres.
• TRIBOPAV Research to improve the tensile strength properties in asphalts utilising used tyres powder.
• VFU: Design and development of machinery and tools for the decontamination and dismantling of end-oflife
vehicles.
• VIALCYL: Sustainability and safety in road infrastructure. Deployment of new technologies for the construction,
maintenance of the Castilla y León regional road network.
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FUNDACIÓN CIRCE, Centro de
Investigación de Recursos y
Consumos Energéticos
Address
Mariano, Esquillor Gómez, 15
50018 Zaragoza
Phone number +34 976 761 863
Fax +34 976 732 078
Web http://www.fcirce.eu
Key Information
Contact details
Alfonso Aranda
Director of Energy Efficiency
Phone number +34 976 762 583
Fax +34 976 732 078
E-mail alaranda@unizar.es
ptc
member
CIRCE is a Technology Research Center whose mission is to encourage improvements in energy efficiency and
deployment of renewable energies through the development of R&D and Innovation, training and outreach
activities that meet the needs of productive sectors, contributing to a sustainable society as a whole.
The objectives of CIRCE are:
• Improving the competitiveness of different sectors activity
• Develop and implement new technologies to improve energy efficiency and facilitate the deployment of
solutions sustainable.
• Develop training programs on energy efficiency renewable energy and international prestige.
• To encourage and promote the improvement of energy efficiency and use of renewable energy in society
through outreach activities and continuing education.
CIRCE responds to the needs of different sectors activity: Electric Vehicle. Infrastructures. Renewable Energy.
Electricity networks. Distributed generation. Advanced measurement systems. Clean coal and CO2 capture.
Bioenergy. Industrial Ecology. Polygeneration. Process Furnaces. Training. Socioeconomics.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, Spanish Association of Life Cycle Analysis, Spanish Association of CO2, PTEC, Spanish CO2
Technology Platform, Spanish Technological Platform on Energy Efficiency, Transfer Office TTO-Research
Results, Tecnoebro, Urban Cluster Efficient Water Use.
• International: Energy Efficient Buildings Association, EUREC, EWEA, The Institution of Engineering and
Technology.
R&D: CIRCE performs several scientific and technological researches, which subsequently lead to new advances
in knowledge and innovation embodied in the industry, both SMEs and large enterprises. CIRCE’s technological
offer in regards to road infrastructure is: Life Cycle Analysis of processes, products and services (stroke,
CCV, GCV Indicators: primary energy, carbon footprint, water footprint, Ecoindicators and cost). Energy
characterization of industrial sectors and activities (energy audit, energy assessment, cost analysis of energy
inefficiency). Eco-innovation and measurement (Eco-indicators, green jobs, eco-efficiency...). Eco-efficiency
and energy efficiency (eco-design, viability and recovery, improved construction processes, reverse logistics,
dematerialization...).Studies and assessment of socioeconomic, environmental and energy. Training and Technology
transfer, promotion and outreach activities.
Resources devoted to R&D: CIRCE has 185 staff members. This figure has grown in the last 10 years. The activities
of CIRCE are developed in flexible teams led by a project manager who has extensive scientific and technical
expertise. The energy is a horizontal sector where is needed multidisciplinary teams. CIRCE counts on, in collaboration
with the University of Zaragoza, with own-art laboratories dedicated to research and innovation at the
highest level in order to offer advanced services and results.
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CIRCE has laboratories and equipment to implement the following activities: Energy audit. Energy diagnosis.
Life Cycle Analysis. Analysis of the costs of energy inefficiency. The indicators more demanded are: primary
energy, carbon footprint, water footprint, ecoindicators and economy cost.
Areas of activity
• Design and Planning
• Construction
R&D: Products and Projects
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
• EnerBuiLCA: Life Cycle Assessment for Energy Efficiency in Buildings.
• LORE-LCA: Low Resource consumption buildings and constructions by use of LCA in design and decision
making.
COLLOSA, Construcciones y
Obras Llorente, S.A.
Address
Aluminio, 17
47012 Valladolid
Phone number +34 98 321 81 91
Fax +34 98 321 81 92
Web http://www.collosa.es
Contact details
Patricio Llorente Muñoz
President
Phone number +34 98 321 81 91
Fax +34 98 321 81 92
E-mail construccion@collosa.es
ptc
member
Key Information
• Company founded in 1944.
• Wide range of activities in the construction sector:
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Housing: industrial facilities, buildings & residential homes, senior residences, sport facilities and
urbanization developments.
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Civil Works: roads and water works.
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Environment: filter systems, water pipes, cleaning of riverbeds and landfills.
--
Maintenance: Upgrading of roads with bituminous mixtures and slurry surfacing.
--
Resources: Use of bituminous mixtures, cement-bound graded aggregate, cement-stabilized soil and
aggregates.
--
Energy: Construction of networks, gas pipes, regulating and metering stations, natural gas reception
facilities, wind farms, high and medium voltage networks, cogeneration-trigeneration plants.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, ASEFMA, ACEX, AERCO.
R&D: Innovation activity has mainly focused on two strategic areas: civil engineering and energy. Main activities:
waste assessment, modified bitumen asphalt mixtures with rubber tyres (the firm owns the only Spanish plant
capable of mixing bitumen and tyre rubber used in the own asphalt plant), energy efficiency in buildings.
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Resources devoted to R&D: Since 1999 the company has a R&D and Innovation Department, currently staffed
with 5 professionals and with a fully operational laboratory located in Boecillo’s Technological Park (Valladolid).
Areas of activity
• Construction
• Maintenance
• Road Safety
• Materials
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
R&D: Products and Projects
• Asphalt acoustic properties.
• Automated road inspection system.
• FENIX: Strategic research on safer and sustainable roads through innovative asphalts.
• Guidance systems for pavement finishers.
• PAVILISEN: Hot-mix asphalt to improve the technical performance and reduce road noise by using used
tyres powder.
• Recycling of foundry sand in hot-mix asphalts.
• Road-maintenance-based optimization of road safety solutions.
• State of the Art in Roads’ Life Cycle Assessment.
• Telecontrol system for a construction machinery fleet.
• Traffic noise reduction utilising used tyres.
• TRIBOPAV: Research to improve the tensile strength properties in asphalts utilising used tyres powder.
• VIALCYL: Sustainability and safety in road infrastructure. Deployment of new technologies for the construction,
maintenance of the Castilla y León regional road network.
• Winter serviceability: Optimization of preventive treatments in winter serviceability through detailed
weather forecasts, to minimize its social and environmental impact.
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COPCISA, S.A.
Address
Navas de Tolosa, 161
08223 Terrassa, Barcelona
Phone number +34 93 205 80 95
Fax +34 93 205 80 94
Web http://www.copcisa.com
Key Information
Contact details
Martí Bou Jové
Head of R&D and Innovation
Phone number +34 93 205 80 95
Fax +34 93 205 80 94
E-mail marti.bou@copcisa.com
ptc
member
• Construction company belonging to the Copcisa Group, founded in 1965.
• Construction of civil works, housing and road maintenance.
• Own machinery fleet.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, ANCI, CCOC, CEEC, EOLICAT, ASEFMA, ACEX, CNC.
R&D: Development of research projects aimed at improving competitiveness, quality, sustainability and risk
prevention.
Resources devoted to R&D: 3 senior engineers and 2 technical staff, in addition to the specific equipment
needed for the development of all ongoing projects.
Areas of activity
• Design and Planning
• Construction
• Maintenance
• Road Safety
• Materials
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
R&D: Products and Projects
• FERRARID: Recycling of steel slag for its re-use as raw material in road construction.
• MACA: Information and documentation management system for quality and environmental control in civil
works.
• PARAMIX: Road Pavement Rehabilitation Using Enhanced Mixtures.
• Road-maintenance-based optimization of road safety solutions.
• Satellite positioning systems for the management of winter maintenance vehicles.
• Topsoil management.
• Winter serviceability: Optimization of preventive treatments in winter serviceability through detailed
weather forecasts, to minimize its social and environmental impact.
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CPS INGENIEROS, Obra
Civil y Medio Ambiente,
S.L.
Address
Paseo de las Facultades, 1 esc. B, despacho G
46021 Valencia
Phone number +34 96 393 48 82
Fax +34 96 393 48 83
Web http://www.cpsingenieros.net
Key Information
Contact details
José Manuel López Lita
Managing Director
Phone number +34 96 393 48 82
Fax +34 96 393 48 83
E-mail lopezlita@cpsingenieros.net
ptc
member
• Company founded in 1988.
• Specialised in civil engineering and consulting. Advice and technical assistance. Control and supervision of
civil works.
• Areas: Roads, Transport, Traffic, Mobility, Housing, Infrastructure, Water Management, Port-Maritime
Works, Environment, Landscaping, Energy and Facilities.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, AEC, ATC, ITS Spain, CIREF, AVINCO, FEVEC, Pleno de la Cámara de Comercio de
Valencia, AIDICO.
R&D: Individual R&D and Innovation projects. Internal Management Software. Utility models. Customised
software.
Resources devoted to R&D: In average, 5 staff members are dedicated to R&D activities.
Areas of activity
• Design and Planning
• Construction
• Management and Operation
• Maintenance
• ITS and Mobility
• Road Safety
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
• Transport and Co-modality
R&D: Products and Projects
• Comprehensive risk assessment in road tunnels.
• OASIS: Safe, Intelligent and Sustainable Highway Operation Operation.
• PASOC: IT solutions’ package for civil works.
• Risk analysis of the safety of concrete dams.
• TRAVIESA: Transfer of urban railway vibrations to the environment: strategies, technologies and materials
for mitigation.
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EIFFAGE
INFRAESTRUCTURAS, S.A.
Address
Polígono Industrial Ctra. De la Isla, parcela E-L 3
41703 Dos Hermanas, Sevilla
Phone number +34 91 776 55 21
Fax +34 91 776 51 78
Web http://www.infraestructuras.eiffage.es
Key Information
Contact details
Lucía Miranda
R&D Director
Phone number +34 91 776 55 21
Fax +34 91 776 51 78
E-mail lmiranda@infraestructuras.eiffage.es
ptc
member
• A part of the Eiffage Group, resulting from the merger of Fougerolles and SAE in 1992.
• Active in the field of construction and civil works, manufacturing of aggregates, production of concrete,
mortars and prefabricated construction, and laying of asphalt agglomerates.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, ACEX, ASEFMA, AERCO, ANEFA, AEC, ATC, ATEB.
R&D: Innovation activities are integrated across all Departments and belong to the very corporate culture,
through continuous R&D of new products and processes. To be highlighted:
• Warm-mix asphalt development with bitumen at temperatures below 100 ºC.
• Use of waste materials (recycled, used tyres, etc.).
• Development and study of the performance of asphalt mixtures.
Resources devoted to R&D: Qualified staff to carry out R&D activities, both in laboratory and operational work.
3 main fully-equipped laboratories for material control (aggregates, bitumen, bituminous mixtures, concrete),
asphalt plants, paving and compaction equipment.
Areas of activity
• Design and Planning
• Construction
• Management and Operation
• ITS and Mobility
• Materials
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
R&D: Products and Projects
• Cold-mix asphalts.
• Sustainable and environmentally friendly SMA mixtures.
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GRUPO ETRA,
Electronic Trafic, S.A.
Address
Av. Tres Forques, 147
46014 Valencia
Phone number +34 96 313 40 82
Fax +34 96 350 32 34
Web http://www.grupoetra.com
Key Information
Contact details
José Hernández Álvarez
Director General forTechnology and Expansion
Phone number +34 96 313 40 82
Fax +34 96 350 32 34
E-mail deptecnico@grupoetra.com
ptc
member
• Company founded in 1979.
• Development of R&D and Technological Innovation.
• Consulting, project development and integration, implementation and maintenance ITS solutions.
• Management and operation outsourcing.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, AMEC URBIS.
R&D: An ongoing activity since the company’s creation more than 30 years ago. The strong investment in R& D
and Innovation allows ETRA to be in the forefront of technology, participate in the creation of new trends, find solutions
suitable for its customers and work with the most advanced companies and research centres in the context
of the EU’s R&D Framework Programme.
Resources devoted to R&D: 79 staff members are devoted to R&D. Material resources comprise, among others,
computers, cameras, traffic lights, servers and segment controllers.
Areas of activity
• Design and Planning
• Construction
• Management and Operation
• Maintenance
• ITS and Mobility
• Road Safety
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
• Transport and Co-modality
R&D: Products and Projects
• CITYMOVIL: Towards advanced road transport for the urban environment.
• HUMBOLDT: Towards harmonization of European spatial information.
• IVISCAT: Integrated Video Sensor & Smart Card for Intelligent Traffic Contro.
• MARTA: Intelligent Automotive Mobility for Advanced Transport Networks.
• MODETRA. Methodology for the design and implementation of traffic calming schemes.
• NOBEL: Neighbourhood Oriented Brockerage Electricity and monitoring system.
• PECES: Pervasive Computing in Embedded Systems.
• PHODYE: New Photonic systems on a chip based on DYEs for sensor applications scalable at water fabrication.
• PLANET: PLAtform for the deployment and operation of heterogeneous NETworked cooperating objects.
• SAFE-T: Safety in Tunnels Thematic Network.
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• SMARTFREIGHT: Smart Freight Transport in Urban Area.
• TELEFOT: Field Operational Tests of Aftermarket and Nomadic Devices in Vehicle.
• TIMI: Intelligent intermodal freight transport.
• TURTLE: Securing Distributed Embedded Systems.
• WISETRIP: Wide scale network of e-systems for multimodal journey planning and delivery of trip intelligent
personalized data.
EUROESTUDIOS, S.L.
Address
Castelló, 128
28006 Madrid
Phone number +34 91 590 35 46
Fax +34 91 411 35 57
Web http://www.euroestudios.es
Key Information
Contact details
Constantino Gago Fernández
Head of R&D and Innovation Department
Phone number +34 91 590 35 46
Fax +34 91 411 35 57
E-mail c.gago@euroestudios.es
ptc
member
• Civil and construction engineering firm founded in 1968.
• Planning services, institutional support, feasibility studies, construction projects, works’ management, and
comprehensive project management.
• Consulting and technical assistance aimed at public and private agents.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, TECNIBERIA, PTEC, PTFE, APICI, AFRE.
R&D: Several R&D projects in progress in cooperation with universities, technology centres and private companies,
in the following topics: sustainability and environment, road infrastructures, railways, water quality and waste
management, construction management and control, tunnel safety, earthquakes on structures, air conditioning
and energy saving, fire protection, hydraulic engineering.
Resources devoted to R&D: Multidisciplinary team with an average of 45 staff members working in R&D and
Innovation, with experience in calculation tools, simulations, instrumentation, etc. The department has at its
disposal an equipment adaptation facility, CFD modeling softwares, and fire and pedestrian simulation tools.
Areas of activity
• Management and Operation
• ITS and Mobility
• Road Safety
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
• Transport and Co-modality
R&D: Products and Projects
• Check and control system for the anchors fixed on structures and retaining slopes of Guipuzkoa road network.
• Effect of transversal wind on railway transit vehicles limit value determination.
• Euro-Rail. Railroad network computer simulation.
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• R&D of an integrated system to determine the heat release rate in tunnels fires.
• R&D of a contrasted and validated risk analysis methodology for road tunnels.
• R&D of a tool for the evaluation, monitoring and global managementof urban tunnels.
• R&D for improving the regulation system of radiant floor heating.
• R&D on construction systems adapted to earthquake-resistant building regulations.
• SEGTRANS: Research, development and demonstration of systems to improve safety at transport terminals.
• SICO: Information system for civil works’ control and monitoring.
• VULCAN: Road infrastructure vulnerability to natural disasters.
FAPLISA, Fabricación y
Aplicación de Pinturas
Especiales, S.A.
Address
Polígono Industrial Los Gallegos, Paloma, 13
28946 Fuenlabrada, Madrid
Phone number +34 91 642 46 00
Fax +34 91 642 23 27
Web http://www.faplisa.es
Contact details
Jesús de Benito Sanz
Managing Director
Phone number +34 91 642 46 00
Fax +34 91 642 23 27
E-mail direccion1@faplisa.es
ptc
member
Key Information
• Company founded in 1979.
• Design and manufacturing of road marking products.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, ASEFAPI.
R&D: Design of new products for road marking. Durability testing.
Resources devoted to R&D: 1 University graduate.
Areas of activity
• Design and Planning
• Road Safety
• Materials
R&D: Products and Projects
• Improved performance in road marking products.
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FULCRUM, Planificación
Análisis y Proyectos, S.A.
Address
Aldapa, 9
48940 Leioa, Vizcaya
Phone number +34 94 450 70 27
Fax +34 94 480 16 40
Web http://www.fulcrum.es
Contact details
Esther Ahijado Fernández
Sales Director
Phone number +34 91 445 16 23
Fax +34 91 445 79 56
E-mail ingenieria.madrid@fulcrum.es
Key Information
• Consulting company founded in 1988.
• Civil engineering and related services.
• Advice and Consultancy, Analysis and Planning, Studies and Projects, Technical Assistances and Works´
Management, R&D and Innovation, in the following areas: Transport Infrastructures (Roads and Railways),
Waterworks, Environment and Land Planning.
• Computer Engineering (consulting, information management, GIS).
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: TECNIBERIA, MAFEX.
R&D: Development of innovative technological solutions in the field of civil engineering. Applied research on
Linear Infrastructures, Environment and Project Management. Collaboration with technology centres and universities.
Resources devoted to R&D: Civil, Industrial, Telecommunications and Computer Engineers, Computer Engineering,
Technical Engineers in Public Works, Graduates in Biology and Geography, Programmers.
Areas of activity
• Management and Operation
• Environment
• Transport and Co-modality
R&D: Products and Projects
• AiFosa: Computer application for water and sanitation works.
• GECOB21: Information system for construction and project management.
• VERTITOX: Development of procedures for the integrated control of discharges into the coastal environment.
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G@TV-UPM, Grupo de Aplicación de
Telecomunicaciones Visuales de la
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
Address
E.T.S. Ing. De Telecomunicación, Av. Complutense, 30
28040 Madrid
Phone number +34 91 336 73 44
Fax +34 91 336 73 50
Web http://www.gatv.ssr.upm.es
Key Information
Contact details
José Manuel Menéndez García
University Professor
Phone number +34 91 336 73 44
Fax +34 91 336 73 50
E-mail jmm@gatv.ssr.upm.es
ptc
member
• Research Group of the Telecommunications Engineering School, within the Signals, Systems and Radio
Communications Department (SSR) of the Polytechnic University of Madrid, established in 2004.
• Development of teaching and research activities.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, M2F, eNEM, eSEC.
• International: NEM, FIA.
R&D: Applications of signal processing and communications in Intelligent Transportation Systems. Computer
vision. Visual communications. Video encoding. Telecommunication systems. Digital video processing. Management
and description of audiovisual content. Audiovisual applications in Home and Building automation projects.
Remote sensing for environmental applications.
Resources devoted to R&D: 1 Full Professor, 1 Professor, 1 Assistant Professor, 22 PhD. Research and development
laboratory for sensing, acquisition and processing in ITS and security systems. Management laboratory and
media production for emission, processing and display of HD and 3D content.
Areas of activity
• ITS and Mobility
• Road Safety
• Transport and Co-modality
R&D: Products and Projects
• ARENA: Audience measurement.
• AWISSENET: Ad-hoc & Wireless sensor secure network.
• BUSCAMEDIA: Multimedia semantic search engine.
• HNPS: Heterogeneous Network for European Public Safety.
• nextMEDIA: Future Internet media.
• NoE HUMANIST.
• OASIS: Safe, Intelligent and Sustainable Highway Operation Operation.
• PEPPER: Police Enforcement Policy and Programmes on European Roads.
• PRO-TVD-CM: Integrated Research for Digital Television in the Madrid region.
• SAMCI: Advanced sensoring and wireless monitoring of civil infrastructures.
• SEAmless Content Delivery.
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GIIC, Grupo de Investigación en
Ingeniería de Carreteras de la Universitat
Politècnica de València
Address
Camino de Vera, s/n
46022 Valencia
Phone number +34 96 387 73 74
Fax +34 96 387 73 79
Web http://www.upv.es
Key Information
Contact details
Alfredo García García
Full Professor
Phone number +34 96 387 73 74
Fax +34 96 387 73 79
E-mail agarciag@tra.upv.es
ptc
member
• Research Group of Universitat Politècnica de València.
• Teaching and research activities.
• Its R&D activity is mainly based on the analysis of factors influencing traffic operations, the study of highway
geometric design as related to traffic operations and safety, and road safety assessments through surrogate
measures.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, ATC, AEC, FIT, CICCP
• International: TRB, AIPCR
R&D:
• Analysis of factors improving traffic operations.
• Operational effects of highway geometric design and its influence on road safety.
• Evaluation of road safety through surrogate measures.
• Use of waste materials in asphaltic concretes.
Resources devoted to R&D:
• 1 Full Professor
• 2 Assistant Professors
• More than 5 research assistants
• Traffic mobile laboratory
• GPS tracking devices
• 1 Weather station
• Camcorders
• Noise measurement equipment
• Sensorization equipment for vehicle dynamics.
• Portable equipment for vehicle dynamic data acquisition
• Laser sensors for distance and speed measurements
Areas of activity
• Design and Planning
• Management and Operation
• ITS and Mobility
• Road Safety
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
R&D: Products and Projects
• Innovative sound-isolating panel for grids in tunnel portals.
• MODETRA: Methodology for the design and implementation of traffic calming devices.
• PASSING: Development of passing sight distance models.
• REVEL: A methodology to update speed limits.
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• Roundabout metering.
• SPEED KIDNEY: Traffic calming device.
• Utilization of waste materials from ceramic products in asphaltic concretes.
Grupo de Investigación de Fotogrametría
y Teledetección Cercanas de la
Universidad de Vigo
Address
Campus Universitario Lagoas, s/n
36310 Vigo
Phone number +34 98 681 24 99
Web http://www.wix.com/grupotf1/TF1-WEB
Contact details
Pedro Arias Sánchez
Principal Researcher
Phone number +34 98 681 40 77
E-mail parias@uvigo.es
ptc
member
Key Information
• Teaching, research and technology transfer.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, Plataforma Tecnológica Gallega del Medioambiente.
• International: International Association on Automation and Robotics in Construction.
R&D: Photogrammetric, laser scanner, GPR and thermographic instrumentation. Development of new measurement
procedures and applications to various fields of activity such as civil engineering, cultural heritage, architecture
and environment. Geographic information systems and infrastructure expert management systems.
Resources devoted to R&D: 13 professionals: 2 PhD in Mining Engineering, 2 PhD in Physics, 2 PhD in Forestry
Engineering, 2 Mining Engineers, 2 Industrial Engineers (Construction), 1 Forestry Engineer, 2 Telecommunication
Engineers and 1 Computer Engineer.
Areas of activity
• Management and Operation
• Maintenance
R&D: Products and Projects
• Algorithms for feature extraction.
• GIS for infrastructures.
• Management and inspection system for infrastructures.
• Monitoring centre for masonry arch bridges.
• Preservation of historic bridges.
• Systems for inventory and monitoring of infrastructures.
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GITECO, Grupo de Investigación
de Tecnología de la Construcción
de la Universidad de Cantabria
Address
Av. De los Castros, s/n
39005 Santander
Phone number +34 94 220 20 53
Fax +34 942 20 17 03
Web http://www.giteco.unican.es/
Contact details
Daniel Castro Fresno
Technical Director
Phone number +34 94 220 20 53
Fax +34 942 20 17 03
E-mail castrod@unican.es
ptc
member
Key Information
• Research Group on Construction Technology (GITECO), University of Cantabria, established in 2002.
• Development of over 70 research projects focused on areas related to Civil Construction.
• Development of 9 patents transferred to the industrial sector.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, PTEC, IGS.
R&D: Construction of new pavement structures. Implementation of protection systems and slope stabilization in
construction. Application of geosynthetics in construction. Construction of sustainable drainage systems. Construction
of systems utilizing alternative energy. Technical assistance for the development of guidelines, manuals,
procedures and regulations. Technical assistance for the protection and stabilization of road embankments and
slopes. Characterization testing of geosynthetics. On-line training. Development of new construction procedures.
Technical assistance for sustainable drainage in roads.
Resources devoted to R&D: 7 Professors. 14 Researchers. 3 Laboratory technicians. 1 Computer expert. 5 Trainees.
Geosynthetics laboratory with 22 tests recognised by the Spanish Certifying Entity (ENAC). Laboratory for
filtering pavements. Asphalt mixtures and soils laboratory. Computer simulation equipment. Portable infiltrometer.
Solar radiation simulation equipment.
Areas of activity
• Construction
• Maintenance
• Materials
• Energy and Sustainability
R&D: Products and Projects
• BATUCA: Recycling and recovery of sludge from TBM excavation through the application of lime and
bacteria.
• Development of asphalt mixtures for self-draining pavement.
• Development of asphalt mixtures to self-draining pavement
• Development of prefabricated towers (mix concrete and metal) for high-altitude wind turbine, onshore and
offshore.
• FENIX: Strategic research on safer and sustainable roads through innovative asphalts.
• FIDICA: Development of new pavement structures biodegrading hydrocarbons.
• Filter parking based on ash from thermal power plant.
• Industrial waste in concrete and asphalt mixtures.
• OASIS: Safe, Intelligent and Sustainable Highway Operation Operation.
• REHABCAR: Rehabilitation of Roads and Highways.
• Slope stabilization systems.
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• Stormwater collected through self-draining pavements.
• TRAPI: Development of new collection systems for pre-treatment and in-situ treatment of hydrocarboncontaminated
water from urban runoff in parkings with impermeable pavements.
GPYO, Ingeniería y
Urbanismo, S.L.
Address
Condestable, 4 1º dcha.
09004 Burgos
Phone number +34 94 726 09 78
Fax +34 94 726 61 61
Web http://www.gpyo.es
Contact details
Carlos Ortega Cueva
Managing Director
Phone number +34 94 726 09 78
Fax +34 94 726 61 61
E-mail administracion@gpyo.es
Key Information
• Project Management and Construction in the Engineering Sector, established in 2004.
• Development of technical projects for public and private works.
• Management and Quality Control in the execution of works.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: ACHE, ACALINCO, TECNIBERIA, FAE.
R&D: Civil and industrial engineering.
Resources devoted to R&D: 2 Industrial Engineers, 1 Civil Engineer, 1 Technical Architect, 2 Design Draftsmen
and 1 Degree in Business Administration.
Areas of activity
• Design and Planning
• Maintenance
• Road Safety
R&D: Products and Projects
• Research on metal forging, extrusion and forming.
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GRUPO INFORSE, Grupo de Investigación
“Innovación en Ferrocarril,
Seguridad Vial y Ergonomía” de la
Universitat de València
Address
Av. Blasco Ibáñez, 21 2ª planta
46010 Valencia
Phone number +34 96 386 48 51
Fax +34 96 398 30 21
Web http://www.uv.es/~webuv/
Key Information
Contact details
Francisco Toledo Castillo
Director
Phone number +34 663 84 29 72
Fax +34 96 398 30 21
E-mail francisco.toledo@uv.es
ptc
member
• Academic and research group on human behavior related to traffic, road safety and rail transport.
• Applied research, detecting the companies’ needs and making the implemented measures profitable.
• Collaboration with companies and institutions in order to transfer and to make the knowledge and technologies
developed useful.
• The Group advises on governmental and non-governmental decision-making, in order to improve traffic and
the road safety conditions.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, PTFE.
R&D: Development of scientific-technical products. Analysis, development, evaluation and implementation of
technologies in the field of road safety, in addition to action programmes in the field of driver training, transport
of dangerous goods, accident reconstruction, risks associated to traffic, road safety strategic planning for businesses
and prevention plans linked to occupational risk prevention.
Resources devoted to R&D: All team members are devoted to R&D activities: PhDs. In Psychology, Methodologists,
Telecommunications Engineers, Occupational Health and Safety Technicians, Technical Engineesr in Public
Works. Accident reconstruction software PC-Crash MADYMO version 8.2. Driving simulators with modifiable
virtual environments and electronic asistance. Eye-tracking devices for signal design and location. Traffic and
speed evaluation. Computer software for the detection of personality traits in driver selection.
Areas of activity
• Road Safety
• Transport and Co-modality
R&D: Products and Projects
• DETRA: Determining the level of acceptable risk in railway operation in Spain.
• Driving risks.
• Horizontal marking in approach roads to urban areas.
• Mobility management.
• Motorcycle crash simulation.
• REACTIVA: Reinforcing users’ positive attitudes towards public transport.
• Risk assessment of road sections.
• Technical assistance programme on road safety and accident prevention.
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HIASA, Hierros y Aplanaciones,
S.A. (Grupo Gonvarri)
Address
Polígono Industrial de Cancienes, s/n
33470 Corvera, Asturias
Phone number +34 98 512 82 00
Fax +34 98 550 53 61
Web http://www.hiasa.com
Key Information
Contact details
Arturo Villar López
Managing Director
Phone number +34 98 512 82 00
Fax +34 98 550 53 61
E-mail avillar_hiasa@gonvarri.com
ptc
member
• Company founded in 1966.
• Development of activity in the steel and metallurgical sector, with a business unit specifically dedicated to
R&D.
• Development, design, engineering, production and installation of road safety equipment such as road
restraint systems and vehicle noise-reducing devices (acoustic barriers).
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, UNESID, SIMEPROVI.
R&D: Road Safety: Single-vehicle accidents. Design of safer roadsides. Development of vehicle restraint systems.
Resources devoted to R&D: R&D Department within the Road Equipment Division.
Areas of activity
• Design and Planning
• Road Safety
• Materials
• Environment
R&D: Products and Projects
• Aesthetic barriers.
• Handbook for road safety audits for single-vehicle accidents.
• High and very-high-containment metal profiles.
• Impact absorbers.
• Motorcyclist Protection Systems.
• RANKERS: Ranking for European Road Safety.
• Removable barriers for central reserves.
• RISER Roadside Infrastructure For Safer European Roads.
• Safety metal barriers.
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ICEACSA Consultores, S.L.U.
Address
Glorieta de América, 5 1º
15004 A Coruña
Phone number +34 98 127 92 31
Fax +34 98 127 94 06
Web http://www.iceacsa.com
Key Information
Contact details
Fernando Illanes Álvarez
Managing Director
Phone number +34 98 127 92 31
Fax +34 98 127 94 06
E-mail iceacsa@iceacsa.es
ptc
member
• Company founded in 1985.
• It brings together a multidisciplinary group of professionals who can address a wide variety of consulting
activities, providing a comprehensive and personalized approach.
• Its core business is Civil Engineering, with an extensive background in projects, studies and construction
management of roads and motorways, railways, housing estates, bridges, structures, marine works and port
facilities, boardwalks and river hydraulic and hydrological studies, among others.
• Supported by ISO-9001 Certification, ISO-14001, OHSAS 18001, EMAS registration and specially by a
loyal client base.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, AEC, CEOE (through CEC/CEG), ADEINTE, Fundación de la Ingeniería Civil.
Resources devoted to R&D: 2 part-time staff members. All material resources in the organization are available to
R&D: hardware, software, environmental measurement sensors, vehicles, personal protection equipment, etc.
Areas of activity
• Design and planning
• Construction
• ITS and mobility
• Road Safety
• Environment
• Transport and Co-modality
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INDRA SISTEMAS, S.A.
Address
Av. Bruselas, 35
28108 Madrid
Phone number +34 91 480 73 13
Fax +34 91 480 73 33
Web http://www.indra.es
Key Information
Contact details
Manuel López Villena
Project Manager
Phone number +34 91 334 91 27
Fax +34 91 480 73 33
E-mail mlvillena@indra.es
ptc
member
• Information Technology Company established in 1993.
• 2nd European company by market capitalization in the sector. In 2009, sales amounted to 2,513 M€, of
which one third came from the international markets.
• It has more than 30,000 professionals and clients in over 100 countries.
• Leader in solutions and services with high added value for Security and Defence, Transport and Traffic,
Energy and Industry, Financial Services, Health and Public Administration, Telecom and Media.
• Global management model for its clients’ needs, from the solution design to its development, implementation
and operational management.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, COTEC, CICYT, AENOR, AEC, Club de Gestión de Calidad, eSEC, eMOV, eNEM, PTEC,
eiSi, PROMETEO, AMEC URBIS.
R&D: Indra takes on projects with entirely new technological approaches based on the intensive use of information
technologies. That is why all R&D projects are carefully selected to develop new services and solutions that
provide maximum value, functionality and quality to the clients’ processes and activities.
Indra is currently involved in several R&D projects financed by the Spanish Ministry for Science & Innovation
under the CENIT label in areas such as banking, security, communications, air traffic and transport. Overall Indra
participates in all major international R&D (EU’s Framework Programme, Eureka, Iberoeka, etc.) and national
(National R&D Plan, Avanza Plan, Plan for Aeronautical Technology) programmes.
Resources devoted to R&D: To maintain its high level of innovation INDRA holds a permanent collaboration
with a number of Universities through cooperation agreements. To incorporate qualified technicians to its teams,
the company works with University departments and Indra chairs from some of the most prestigious universities.
To keep its wide range of services, Indra counts on the latest equipment and facilities for design, development,
manufacturing and testing. The company develops its own technology to provide Systems and Services solutions
to its client base.
Areas of activity
• Maintenance
• ITS and Mobility
• Road Safety
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
• Transport and Co-modality
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R&D: Products and Projects
• Advanced Tolling System.
• Automatic analysis and validation of road traffic images.
• DAVAO: Detection system for high-occupancy vehicles.
• FOTsis: European Field Operational Test on Safe, Intelligent and Sustainable Road Operation.
• METEOSAFETY: Improving road safety in difficult weather conditions.
• OASIS: Safe, Intelligent and Sustainable Highway Operation Operation.
• Smart Roads: Development of a Multi-lane Free-Flow System.
INECO, Ingeniería y
Economía del Transporte,
S.A.
Address
Av. Partenón, 4-6 4º planta
28046 Madrid
Phone number +34 91 452 57 18
Fax +34 91 452 13 03
Web http://www.ineco.es
Key Information
Contact details
Álvaro Urech Baque
Innovation Director
Phone number +34 91 452 57 70
Fax +34 91 452 13 03
E-mail alvaro.urech@ineco.es
ptc
member
• Company founded in 1968.
• Activities in the road, urban transport, transport consulting, air and maritime sectors.
• Undertakes all types of studies and projects related to transport and telecommunications.
• Execution of any type of consulting services in key areas of transportation engineering in Spain and abroad,
with presence in over 25 countries.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, TECNIBERIA, PTFE.
• International: EATRADA.
R&D: INECO has pioneered many R&D projects, both for in-house use and in the framework of national and
international collaborative programmes.
In collaborative environments (such as the ones co-funded by the Spanish Ministry for Science & innovation or
the EU’s Framework Programme), INECO has played an important role primarily on the transportation sector.
Main R&D areas are road design and road safety, airports development and air traffic management, rail (infrastructure,
security, rolling stock, etc.) and satellite navigation.
Resources devoted to R&D: INECO has an Innovation Directorate with an overall responsibility over the subject.
Additionally, innovation projects are conducted within the different company departments.
Areas of activity
• Design and Planning
• Construction
• Management and Operation
• Maintenance
• ITS and Mobility
• Road Safety
• Materials
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
• Transport and Co-modality
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R&D: Products and Projects
• GILT: Galileo Initiative for Local Tecnologies.
• Methodology for Road Safety Audits.
• RIPCORD-ISEREST: Road Infrastructure Safety Protection – Core- Research and Development for Road
Safety in Europe; Increasing safety and reliability of secondary roads for a sustainable Surface Transport.
• SIOS: Integrated management system for special civil works.
ITS Spain
Address
Henri Durant, 19 2º
28036 Madrid
Phone number +34 91 353 13 43
Fax +34 91 359 56 99
Web http://www.itsspain.com
Key Information
Contact details
Alonso Martín-Moreno Redondo
Project Manager
Phone number +34 91 353 13 43
Fax +34 91 359 56 99
E-mail alonsommr@itsspain.com
ptc
member
• Association established in 2002.
• Integration of the public, private and academic sectors active in Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS).
• Promotion of ITS to make safer, more sustainable and more efficient mobility of people and goods across
different transport modes.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, PTFE, M2F, PESI, ATC.
• International: ITS Network (ERTICO), World ITS Forum, ITS Iberoamérica.
R&D:
• Institutional representation.
• Active cooperation with Spanish Technology Platforms: PTC, M2F, PESI, LOGISTOP, PTFE.
• Organization of conferences. Dissemination of R&D knowledge, regulatory changes and leading industrial
trends. Internationalization.
• Promotion of the participation of its associates in European Union projects. Strategic partnership with ER-
TICO (ITS Europe), ITS Latin America and ITS America.
• Training. Development of technical courses that meet the needs of the land transport sector in relation to
Intelligent Transport Systems.
• Dissemination of ITS information, using tools such as the Webpage, the ITS Spain magazine and periodic
digital newsletter.
• Projects. A key activity is to promote and participate in Consortiums created among its associates, in addition
to directly participate in projects aimed at solving the sector’s challenges.
Areas of activity
• ITS and Mobility
• Road Safety
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
• Transport and Co-modality
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R&D: Products and Projects
• In4mo
• IVIEW
• Mobitrans
LISITT, Laboratorio Integrado de
Sistemas Inteligentes y Tecnologías
de la Información en Tráfico de la
Universitat de València
Address
Catedrático José Beltrán, 2
46980 Paterna, Valencia
Phone number +34 96 354 34 75
Fax +34 96 354 35 50
Web http://www.robotica.uv.es
Key Information
Contact details
Juan José Martínez Durá
Director
Phone number +34 96 354 35 60
Fax +34 96 354 35 50
E-mail j uan.martinez-dura@uv.es
ptc
member
• Integrated Laboratory of Intelligent Systems and Transport Information Technologies, established in 1991.
• R&D group belonging to the Robotics Institute of the University of Valencia.
• Specializing in the study and development of Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS), covering their technological,
strategic and organizational aspects.
• Project development, strategic and operational consulting on transport telematics for Spanish national and
regional administrations responsible for traffic and transport.
• Technical assistance to the Directorate General for Traffic in national and international standardization bodies
and EU WGs on ITS systems.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, Spanish Committee for Transport Telematics and Road Traffic.
• International: European Committee for ITS Standardization, World Committee for ITS Standardization.
R&D: Systems for monitoring, control and advanced representation of traffic data. Location, mobile communications
and transaction systems. Applications for information dissemination through Internet and wireless networks.
Applications for information exchange between systems and dynamic navigation. European project management,
studies and technical audits for traffic and ITS systems. Database applications and systems’ architecture.
Resources devoted to R&D: 60 professionals fully dedicated to R&D, including 9 university professors, 17 hired
researchers and 35 pre-doctoral researchers and trainees.
LISITT is located within IRTIC (the Institute for Robotics, Information Technologies and Communications of
the University of Valencia). It has a building located in the University’s Scientific Park, with meeting rooms, offices
and laboratories, as well as the technological and telecommunications infrastructures required to develop R&D
activities.
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Areas of activity
• ITS and Mobility
• Road Safety
• Energy and Sustainability
• Transport and Co-modality
R&D: Products and Projects
• CABINTEC: Smart cab for road transport.
• Development of an information exchange system between trucks and external devices for goods transport
monitoring.
• ENERGOS: Technologies for automated and intelligent management of the energy distribution networks of
the future.
• GIROADS: GNSS introduction in the road sector.
• Information systems for intermodal transport.
• INTELVIA: Comprehensive monitoring, signalling and communication system for the safe and intelligent
management of infrastructures and services.
• METEOSAFETY: Improving road safety in difficult weather conditions.
• New technologies for safe land transport systems and vehicle identification.
• OASIS: Safe, Intelligent and Sustainable Highway Operation Operation.
• PETRA.NET: Network for the promotion, enhancement and take-up of security research activities.
• VERA3: Video Enforcement for Road Authorities 3.
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OFICEMEN, Agrupación de Fabricantes
de Cemento de España
Spanish Association of Cement
Manufacturers
Address
José Abascal, 53 1º
28003 Madrid
Phone number +34 91 441 16 88
Fax +34 91 442 38 17
Web http://www.oficemen.com
Contact details
Aniceto Zaragoza Ramírez
Managing Director
César Bartolomé Muñoz
Forecasting Department
Phone number +34 91 441 16 88
Fax +34 91 442 38 17
E-mail azaragoza@oficemen.com
cbartolome@oficemen.com
ptc
member
Key Information
• Association established in 1925.
• Represents the cement and clinker manufacturing sector.
• Promotes market policies that create jobs and wealth and contributes to the progress of the citizens’ quality
of life.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, AEC, PTECO2.
• International: EUPAVE.
R&D: Study and behaviour improvement of cement and its by-products (concrete, mortars, etc.) across their life
cycle. Development of new uses for cement. Involvement in research activities aiming at using cement and its byproducts
in the construction of structures and infrastructures, covering issues related to sustainable construction,
energy efficiency and integration with the environment.
Resources devoted to R&D: As an association, Oficemen provides highly-experienced research technicians. The
R&D team includes a Dr. of Civil Engineering, a Dr. of Mining Engineering, a Civil engineer, a BA in Physics, a BA
in Chemistry and a BA in Biological Sciences, as well as administrative staff.
Areas of activity
• Design and Planning
• Construction
• Maintenance
• Materials
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
R&D: Products and Projects
• Artificial ballast.
• CÍCLOPE: Environmental impact analysis of buildings throughout their life cycle, measuring their energy
consumption and associated GHG emissions.
• Dynaport: Design and development of advanced techniques for the operation and maintenance and operation
of seaports.
• Feasibility study on the use of Megatrucks in Spanish roads.
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PAVASAL, Empresa Constructora,
S.A.
Address
Polígono Industrial Vara de Quart, Av. Tres Forques, 149
46014 Valencia
Phone number +34 96 192 08 09
Fax +34 96 192 04 83
Web http://www.pavasal.com
Key Information
Contact details
Jesús Felipo Sanjuan
Technical Director
Phone number +34 96 192 08 09
Fax +34 96 192 04 83
E-mail jfelipo@pavasal.com
ptc
member
• Construction company established in 1943.
• Execution of public and private works, namely repair, maintenance and construction works, mining and
quarrying as well as the manufacturing and distribution of concrete, asphalt and other building materials.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, ATC, ASEFMA, AVE, AERCO, ACOVAL, AIDICO, ARIVAL, ACEX, FECOVAL, FOPA,
APECC, FRECOM, CTCOM, CEV.
R&D: In the field of road infrastructure construction, development of operational protocols and construction
techniques that provide higher quality and competitive advantage. Development of new sustainable and environmentally-friendly
materials.
Resources devoted to R&D: The R&D team consists of 4 senior technicians, one Ph.D and two skilled workers,
and is expanded on case by case basis in case of need in a specific project. Collaborations with several technology
research centers and with the leading university departments active in the sector.
The team has a laboratory equipped with the latest equipment available for testing and determining the technical
and mechanical characteristics of road construction materials, independently from the equipment provided by the
different research partners.
Areas of activity
• Design and Planning
• Construction
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
R&D: Products and Projects
• Control of surface roughness on asphalt mixtures.
• Efficiency in compaction.
• FENIX: Strategic research on safer and sustainable roads through innovative asphalts.
• Road-maintenance-based optimization of road safety solution.
• Satellite positioning systems for the management of winter maintenance vehicles.
• TERMOASFALTO: Improving thermal properties of asphalts by using PCMs.
• Warm-mix asphalt: Development of production and laying techniques for cold and recycled agglomerates,
by adding an innovative additive (Ecoasfalto) that can raise the temperature of the asphalt by 40 ºC, allowing
a more compact ready-to-expand mixture.
• Winter serviceability: Optimization of preventive treatments in winter serviceability through detailed
weather forecasts, to minimize its social and environmental impact.
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REYNOBER, S.A.
Address
Reypastor, 36
28914 Leganés, Madrid
Phone number +34 91 687 56 66
Fax +34 91 687 48 01
Web http://www.renyober.com
Contact details
Raúl Castaño Alonso
Quality Manager
Phone number +34 91 687 56 66
Fax +34 91 687 48 01
E-mail calidad@reynober.com
Key Information
• Reynober Group’s parent company, incorporated in 1962.
• Manufacturing and installation of vertical signposts, installation of vehicle restraint systems, road marking
and road maintenance.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: AFASEMETRA.
Areas of activity
• Road Safety
R&D: Products and Projects
• Signs with LED lighting.
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SACYR VALLEHERMOSO,
S.A.
Address
Paseo de la Castellana, 83-85
28046 Madrid
Phone number +34 91 545 50 00
Fax +34 91 545 54 25
Web http://www.gruposyv.com
Key Information
Contact details
Juan Pous de la Flor
Innovation Director
Phone number +34 91 545 58 14
Fax +34 91 545 54 25
E-mail jpousf@gruposyv.com
ptc
member
• Parent company of the Sacyr Vallehermoso Group.
• Construction, real estate, concessions, property management and services.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, PTEC, PLANETA.
R&D: Its R&D activity is centered on horizontal issues that can be applied across the Group’s companies. Research
is focused on energy, environment, risk prevention, planning and design. In addition, it is responsible for
the Groups’ R&D management system according to the Spanish national standard UNE 166002:2006, certified by
the Spanish standardization body AENOR.
Resources devoted to R&D: There is a R&D unit at the Grupo leval headed by the Innovation Director, which
also includes a Head of Department and two senior technicians. Each Group company has a specific R&D unit
adapted to its field of activity.
Areas of activity
• Design and Planning
• Construction
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
R&D: Products and Projects
• Automation in tunnels and new evacuation systems.
• Climalim Instant adaptation of speed limitation devices depending on weather conditions.
• Detection and alarm system to prevent run-overs in workzones.
• Evacuation systems in tunnels.
• New preventive measures for disabled in tunnels.
• Online information and management system for civil works.
• Optical sensors in structures.
• Preventing road icing through the use of brine.
• Robotic and information system for movable formworks.
• Security and safety control in workzones.
• Soundproofing of segment-casting plants.
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SACYR, S.A.U.
Address
Paseo de la Castellana, 83-85
28046 Madrid
Phone number +34 91 545 50 00
Fax +34 91 545 54 25
Web http://www.gruposyv.com
Key Information
Contact details
Jacinto L. García Santiago
Director of Technology and R&D
Phone number +34 91 545 50 00
Fax +34 91 545 54 25
E-mail jsantiago@gruposyv.com
ptc
member
• Company established in 1986.
• Construction of civil engineering and building works.
• Development of road transportation projects (roads, motorways, railroads), road maintenance, hydrological
works (dams, canals, water systems, pipelines, etc.), underground works (tunnels and collectors), airport
projects and housing developments.
• Execution of non-residential (hotels, business centers, museums, shopping and entertainment centers, restoration
and refurbishment of buildings, offices, etc.) and residential building projects.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, PTEC, PLANETA.
R&D: Sacyr is a company focused on construction, and its R&D as well, both in civil and housing works. Main
research areas: pavements (especially hot mix asphalt), re-use of materials (both from the construction and any
other industrial sectors), environmental improvements, new materials, improved processes in structures and tunneling,
sustainability in buildings.
Resources devoted to R&D: SACYR has an R + D + i department with eleven people dedicated to this activity.
A laboratory (IDEYCO) is responsible for conducting trials in various research areas (concrete, hot mix asphalt,
soils, etc.).
Areas of activity
• Design and Planning
• Construction
• Management and Operation
• Materials
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
R&D: Products and Projects
• Afibas: Research applications of basalt fibers in cement.
• Areco: Application of construction waste in asphalt and non-structural concrete.
• Asphalt hot recycling: New concept for asphalt hot recycling, to produce high quality mixtures with a very
high recycling rate, including a real-time pre-treatment and material composition system and an expert
management system.
• Automated compaction control for hot-mix asphalts.
• Automated ground inspection techniques.
• Bio-recovery of hydrocarbon-contaminated soils.
• CLEAM: Clean, Efficient and Environmentally-friendly Construction.
• Constructive alternatives for viaducts.
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• Detection and alarm system to prevent run-overs in workzones.
• Development of new levelling and monitoring technologies to perform precision milling in pavement rehabilitations.
• Eco-wall: Development of an eco-wall using prefabricated materials.
• Epystei: Development of an innovative drilling and support system in high-gradient tunnels.
• FENIX: Strategic research on safer and sustainable roads through innovative asphalts.
• Geometric definition of cross sections.
• Geovial Development of an anti-frost system for road infrastructure based on geothermal energy.
• Improved soil stabilization in embankments.
• Improvements in materials used in tunnel bearing.
• Intelligent robotic software for road surveying.
• Jet-grouting in tunneling: Use of horizontal jet-grouting to improve bearing capacity and waterproofing in
tunnel construction.
• Levelling and monitoring of precision milling.
• Levelling concrete decks for viaducts.
• Manufacturing of cement-bound graded aggregates and soils .
• Measurement of concrete resistance.
• Monitoring system for tunnel overbreak.
• New cold asphalt recycling.
• New technologies for topographical surveying.
• Optical sensors in structures.
• PIIBE: Research and development of new non-fuel uses for biofuels and their application to roads.
• Robotic and information system for movable formworks.
• Robotic vehicle for 3D surveying.
• Security and safety control in workzones.
• Soundproofing of segment-casting plants.
• TBM in abrasive terrain.
• Technical solutions for ground consolidation.
• Techniques to minimize thermal and grading segregation.
• Technological improvements in communications, inspection and staking.
• UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) system in the construction and operation of infrastructure projects.
• Used tyres in embankments.
• Used tyres in road pavements.
• Vibrations in cable-stayed bridge.
SAITEC, S.A.
Address
Parque Empresarial Ibarrabarri, Edificio A-2
48940 Lejona, Vizcaya
Phone number +34 944 646 511
Fax +34 944 643 250
Web http://www.saitec.es
Contact details
Javier Urgoiti Martín
Technical Director & Partner
Phone number +34 944 646 511
Fax +34 944 643 250
E-mail javierurgoiti@saitec.es
ptc
member
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Key Information
• Company established in 1988.
• One of the main Spanish engineering firms and a leader in its main activity field, Civil Engineering, developing
consultancy services from a professionally independent position and with a strong innovative vocation.
SAITE specializes in providing responsive and environmentally respectful solutions for its customers, bearing
in mind the demand for a more sustainable development.
• SAITE offers a wide range of high-quality engineering services which has been recognized with a series of
official accreditations, coupled with its participation in some of the most important projects implemented in
Spain.
• The firm deals with all engineering areas and provides an integral service in the following fields: Railways,
Hydraulics, Roads, Industry, Energy and Environment.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, TECNIBERIA, PTFE, MLC ITS Euskadi.
• International: Infra Eco Network Europe (IENE).
R&D:
• Electric vehicle.
• Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS).
• Energy efficiency in the exploitation and design of Transport Infrastructures.
• New technologies for the improvement of processes in the provision of Engineering Consultancy Services.
• Computer systems supporting infrastructure exploitation.
• Eco-design applied to Transport Infrastructures and Urbanism.
• Research in road construction materials.
Resources devoted to R&D: The R&D Unit is composed of three professionals that coordinate all the company´s
Innovation activities. Innovation and R&D are an integral part of SAITEC´s philosophy and therefore all teams
located in Madrid, Bilbao and Vitoria are involved in it.
The company counts on an electrical vehicle and a pilot charging facility, an environmental and material-testing
laboratory in Vitoria, and a fauna-monitoring drainage works demonstrator.
Areas of activity
• Design and Planning
• Construction
• Management and Operation
• Maintenance
• ITS and Mobility
• Road Safety
• Materials
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
• Transport and Co-modality
R&D: Products and Projects
• Cartographical Viewer (VC).
• DPH CAD: Design of Hydraulic Projects for AutoCAD.
• DRENASIG: Application for developing the hydrology and drainage annexes in geographic information
systems (GIS).
• EFIRAIL: Energy software.
• INFRAUNA: Monitoring, control, evaluation and improvement system for wildlife crossings in transport
infrastructures.
• Innovative computer applications for Road Engineering.
• Innovative procedures, organization systems and new technologies for Project Management in Civil Engineering.
• IPOSTS: Bird anti-collision posts for transport infrastructures.
• Patents and Utility Models for Road Engineering.
• PPO: Web portal for the management of civil works and projects.
• SKP: Research and development of a new wildlife escape system for linear infrastructures.
• WCP: Wildlife Crossings Project.
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SICE, Sociedad Ibérica de
Construcciones Eléctricas,
S.A.
Address
Sepúlveda, 6
28108 Alcobendas, Madrid
Phone number +34 91 203 36 16
Fax +34 91 623 22 01
Web http://www.sice.com
Key Information
Contact details
Tomás Paadín Garrido
R&D Coordinator
Phone number +34 91 203 36 16
Fax +34 91 623 22 01
E-mail tpaadin@sice.com
ptc
member
• Company established in 1921.
• It provides added value services, by integrating technologies in the field of Intelligent Transportation Systems
(ITS) (both in urban and interurban transport), Environmental Control Systems and Telecommunication
Systems.
• It belongs to the ACS-Dragados Group through SICE Technologies and Systems.
• Implementation of R&D projects both at the national and international level.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, PTFE, M2F, LOGISTOP, eSEC, Plataforma del Agua, AMEC URBIS.
R&D: Relevant projects in Santiago de Chile and Melbourne in the field of road toll systems (“Free Flow” or
“Open Road Tolling”), in addition to the full tunnel integration in Madrid’s Calle 30 (a world reference in urban
tunnels). Extensive national and international experience in developing centralized urban traffic management
systems in cities over 50,000 people.
Resources devoted to R&D: Office (CPD, ETD-type components factory, regulator, ERU, etc.) and street
equipment dedicated to R&D, for instance an open air Free Flow facility. Collaboration agreements with several
research bodies to make use of their testing facilities.
Areas of activity
• Management and Operation
• ITS and Mobility
• Road Safety
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
• Transport and Co-modality
R&D: Products and Projects
• AGILE: rApidly-deployable, self-tuninG & self-reconf IgurabLE, scalable & proactive control design for
large-scale systems.
• CATCH: Carbon-Aware Travel Choice in the city, region and world of tomorrow.
• DANTE: Development and Application of New TEchnologies for the improvement of road safety and the
design of intersections.
• FOTsis: European Field Operational Test on Safe, Intelligent and Sustainable Road Operation.
• GUIADE: Automatic public transport guidance through multimodal perception, to improve efficiency.
• INPOSS: Introduction of new wireless access control and location in bounded environments.
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• OASIS: Safe, Intelligent and Sustainable Highway Operation Operation.
• OPTIPARK: Enhancing people’s mobility and the optimization of parking resources.
• PRIBUS: Integrated system for managing public transport priorities on traffic-signalized networks.
• RCI: Road charging interoperability pilot project.
• SAFE-T: Safety in Tunnels Thematic Network.
• SGI: Integrated management system for exchangers.
• SOCIONICAL: Complex Socio-Technical System in Ambient Intelligence.
• TURTLE: Securing Distributed Embedded Systems.
SIMEPROVI, Asociación Española de Fabricantes
de Sistemas Metálicos de Protección Vial
Spanish Association of Manufacturers of Steel
Vehicle Restraint Systems
Address
Castelló, 128 3º
28006 Madrid
Phone number +34 91 562 40 15
Fax +34 91 562 65 84
Web http://www.simeprovi.com
Key Information
Contact details
Sergio Corredor Peña
Managing Director
Phone number +34 91 562 40 15
Fax +34 91 562 65 84
E-mail scorredor@unesid.org
ptc
member
• Spanish Association of Manufacturers of Steel Vehicle Restraint Systems, created in 1996.
• Promotion of the use of vehicle restraisnt systems to enhance the safety conditions of Spanish roads.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, AEC, ATC, UNESID.
R&D: Assessment of the road restraint systems installed in Spanish roads, studies on the reduction of accident
consequences following the installation of safety barriers.
Areas of activity
• Road Safety
R&D: Products and Projects
• Evaluation of the road restraint systems available on regional and local roads, accident reconstruction in
0-fatality accidents in the Madrid region.
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FUNDACIÓN TECNALIA,
Research & Innovation
Address
Área Anardi, 5
20730 Azpeitia, Guipúzcoa
Phone number +34 94 381 68 00
Fax +34 94 381 60 74
Web http://www.cidemco.es
Contact details
Asier Maiztegi Eriz
Head of Architecture and Construction Technology
Phone number +34 94 381 68 00
Fax +34 94 381 60 74
E-mail asier.maiztegi@cidemco.es
ptc
member
Key Information
• Non-for-profit Private Technological Centre founded in 1988.
• Promotes social development improving the competitiveness of its clients through research and innovation.
• Activities in the construction sector (civil works and housing): it serves the entire value chain, from manufacturers
to engineering, architecture and construction companies.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, PTEC, PTFV, PTE-EE, PESI, PTFE, PLANETA.
• International: E2B, ECTP.
R&D: Integration of renewable energies in roads, thermal storage. Life Cycle Analysis of linear infrastructures,
energy impacts and associated CO2 emissions. Development of sustainable bituminous mixtures with better fire
behavior. Development of sustainable noise barriers with improved acoustic, mechanical and fire performance.
Efficient management of road maintenance through intelligent systems, sensor development and communication
systems. Development of traffic control systems, detection of anomalous behaviors. Development of incident
detection systems.
Resources devoted to R&D: 100 professionals and highly skilled technical experts for R&D, Innovation and
technological services with high added value.
Extensive equipment to serve research projects. The laboratories are accredited by ENAC (Spanish National Accreditation)
ensuring the suitability and qualifications in terms of facilities, personnel and organization.
Areas of activity
• Construction
• Road Safety
• Materials
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
R&D: Products and Projects
• Asphalt mixtures with lime as an additive.
• CLEAM: Clean, Efficient and Environmentally-friendly Construction.
• Fire-retardant and sustainable asphalt mixtures.
• Reaction to fire of asphalt mixtures.
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TECNIBERIA, Asociación Española de Empresas de
Ingeniería, Consultoría y Servicios Tecnológicos
Spanish National Association of Engineering,
Consulting and Technological Services Companies
Address
Montalbán, 3 5º D
28014 Madrid
Phone number +34 91 431 37 60
Fax +34 94 515 54 99
Web http://www.tecniberia.es
Key Information
Contact details
Ángel Zarabozo Galán
Managing Director
Phone number +34 91 431 37 60
Fax +34 91 575 54 99
E-mail azarabozo@tecniberia.es
ptc
member
• Employer’s association of the Spanish engineering sector, established in 1964.
• It regroups 300 companies and holds their institutional representation towards government agencies.
• Areas: Training, R&D in collaboration with Spanish R&D public bodies, promotion of its associates’ internationalization
action, Legal Assistance, Communication.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, AEC, PTEA, AENOR, CEOE.
• International: EFCA, FIDIC, FEPAC.
R&D: Associates benefit from free-of-charge conferences, workshops and training courses on the EU’s R&D
Framework Programme. Dissemination service on national and international grants, plus assistance to partner
search. Access to R&D project database. Support to member companies on the implementation of quality standardization
IDi and Spanish UNE 166.002.
Resources devoted to R&D: Two full-time engineers plus an external consultant. In addition to the 8 Tecniberia
technical committees, there is a specific committee dedicated to R&D which regroups 25 associated companies.
Areas of activity
• Design and Planning
• Construction
• ITS and Mobility
• Road Safety
• Materials
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
• Transport and Co-modality
• Technology Services
R&D: Products and Projects
• International Innovation Unit, UII.
• R&D under national and EU cofinancing.
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TELVENT, Tráfico y
Transporte, S.A.
Address
Valgrande, 6
28108 Alcobendas Madrid
Phone number +34 902 33 55 99
Fax +34 91 714 70 01
Web http://www.telvent.com
Key Information
Contact details
José Carlos Riveira
Product Manager (Traffic Solutions)
Phone number +34 902 33 55 99
Fax +34 91 714 70 01
E-mail jc.riveira@gmail.com
ptc
member
• Company established in 1941.
• The company offers Telvent SmartMobility Road Suite, an integration of Intelligent Transport Services that
combines smart real-time information with advanced urban and interurban mobility management solutions
through a centralized platform. Through an intuitive, easy to use interface, Telvent SmartMobility Road
Suite allows operators to make the right decision at the right moment.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, AEC, ATC, Amec Urbis, ITS Spain, ITS Euskadi, Asesga, AMEC URBIS.
• International: IBTTA
R&D: In the transportation sector, Telvent has two main R&D programs: SmartMobility, aimed at addressing the
citizens needs through a more efficient and secure use of the transportation means available, and
Smart Information, an advanced system enabling user access to multiple services and information tailored to
their preferences through mobile terminals. SmartMobility - With this program for sustainable mobility, Telvent
responds to the citizens’ request for a more efficient and safe transport, by providing sound traffic forecast & information
services and optimizing the use of the existing infrastructure capacity. SmartInformation - This program
offers mobile services in the future intelligent universe in which users or transport operators, through their mobile
devices, can access multiple services and information according to their preferences, context or roles.
Resources devoted to R&D: More than 40 people dedicated to R&D in centers located in Bilbao, Barcelona,
Madrid and Sevilla. Test laboratories in Bilbao and Barcelona.
Areas of activity
• Management and Operation
• ITS and Mobility
• Road Safety
• Transport and Co-modality
R&D: Products and Projects
• GIROADS: GNSS introduction in the road sector.
• Management system for integrating toll collection.
• New Ip multi-protocol traffic regulator.
• Tolling Back Office.
• Traffic enforcement system (En4Sys) and speed limit enforcement (En4Spot y En4Speed).
• Transit access and payment through mobile phones using NFC technology.
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TRANSyT, Centro de Investigación
del Transporte de la Universidad
Politécnica de Madrid
Address
Avda. Ramiro de Maeztu, 7
28040, Madrid
Phone number +34 91 336 66 56
Fax +34 91 336 53 62
Web http://www.transyt.upm.es
Key Information
Contact details
José Manuel Vassallo Magro
Deputy Director
Phone number +34 91 336 66 55
Fax +34 91 336 53 62
E-mail jvassallo@caminos.upm.es
ptc
member
• Created in 2002, TRANSyT is a multidisciplinary research center that brings together University professors
and researchers from several Departments of the Polytechnic Univerty of Madrid.
• Specialized in Transportation Planning and Economics, in three main research areas: 1) Transportation
Economics and Finance, 2) Analysis and Modeling of Mobility and its Impacts and 3) Land and Transport
Integrated Planning.
• The Center participates in national and European research programmes, collaborates with government and
transportation entities in R6D projects, and undertakes a wide dissemination action through publications,
seminars and specialized workshops.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC.
• International: European Conference of Transport Research Institutes (ECTRI), European Road Transport
Research Advisory Council (ERTRAC).
R&D: Three major lines of research:
• Transport Economics and Finance: transportation management and related services, public-private partnerships,
charging and infrastructure financing.
• Analysis and Modeling of Mobility and its Impacts (Analysis & Evaluation of Mobility, Modeling & Optimization):
urban and inter-urban mobility, transport externalities, mobility surveys, transport networks and
demand models.
• Land and Transport Integrated Planning: environmental assessments, GIS applications & spatial planning
and transport systems.
The Centre has participated and/or led 101 projects since 2004, published 62 papers in national and international
journals, written 40 books and 19 book chapters and presented at some 130 conferences.
Resources devoted to R&D: The Centre regroups a multidisciplinary team of senior researchers, including PhDs
and Professors at the School of Civil Engineering, Civil Enginners and trainees. They also form a multidisciplinary
team of research doctors, PhDs, engineers and scholars of the collaboration. In the implemention of specific projects,
collaboration agreements are signed with Professors from other Universities and research centers.
It has modern means and facilities to support the design and development of the team’s research. The Center also
has its own library of over 4,400 titles, specializing in civil engineering and transport economics.
Areas of activity
• Design and Planning
• Management and Operation
• ITS and Mobility
• Road Safety
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
• Transport and Co-modality
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R&D: Products and Projects
• Analysis of the land impact of the 2000-2007 Spanish Infrastructure Programme.
• DESTINO: Methodologies for assessing the economic impact of the transport system through inter-regional
input-output tables.
• EBSF: European Bus System of the Future.
• EIRBURS: Theory and practice of Public-Private Partnerships across a broad range of sectors.
• Evaluation of the impact of the Spanish 2000-2007 Infrastructure Programme.
• FURGOSEG: Development and implementation of an integrated approach to the study of accidents involving
vans.
• GESTA: Road tolling to maximize the social benefits associated to sustainable mobility.
• HERMES: High Efficient and Reliable arrangeMEnts for croSsmodal transport.
• INTERBUS: Improved bus service networks to promote intermodality.
• META: A road pricing model for Spanish road networks.
• MILL: Model of Integration of Linear Infrastructure Layouts in Landscape and Environment using GIS.
• OASIS: Safe, Intelligent and Sustainable Highway Operation Operation.
• OMM: Metropolitan Mobility Observatory.
• PROBICI: Planning methodologies and management strategies to promote cycling.
• REPLICA: Spanish intermodal logistics platform for a better competitiveness and environmental sustainability
of freight transport.
• SHANTI (COST TU 0804): Transport and Urban Development in Europe: Harmonizing national travel
surveys across Europe.
• Sustainability indicators.
• TRACES: Risk allocation in traffic road concessions. Methodology for evaluating their social efficiency.
• TRANLAND: Influence of the extension of transport networks on property value. Analysis of its potential
as an innovative infrastructure financing instrument.
• TRANSBICI: Cyclist behaviour and cycling demand modelling in urban areas.
• TRANSPORTRADE: Spatial modelling applied to the interurban and international movement of goods and
persons.
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UAX, E.P.S. de la Universidad
Alfonso X El Sabio
Address
Av. Universidad, 1
28691 Villanueva de la Cañada, Madrid
Phone number +34 91 810 92 00
Fax +34 91 810 91 01
Web http://www.uax.es
Contact details
Ángel Sampedro Rodríguez
PhD, Director of the Road Engineering Department
Phone number +34 91 781 12 90
Fax +34 91 431 57 99
E-mail sampedro@uax.es
ptc
member
Key Information
• First Spanish private university approved by the Spanish authorities. Created in 1993, it has 12,500 students.
• It maintains a strong relationship with the business world. 6,500 cooperation agreements with public bodies,
foundations, firms, hospitals, schools and businesses allow students to follow traineeship programmes before
entering the professional arena.
• UAX provides an integral educational and professional training through innovative teaching methods,
advanced traineeship programs and strong cooperation with the business world.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, ASEFMA.
R&D: Numerous research projects signed with several organisations, mainly private, both in the technological
area and in the area of Health Sciences. Projects called SACYR-CIMBRA (evaluation of support loads in a
Launching Wagon in movable formworks) and SACYR-RAP (control software for a hot recycling plant for a milling
and asphalt pavement waste) have been signed with the Sacyr-Vallehermoso comany, among others.
Resources devoted to R&D: Geotechnics Laboratory, Laboratory of Materials and Hydraulics Laboratory.
Research Centres: Cediant, Vectorsf.
Areas of activity
• Design and Planning
• Construction
• Management and Operation
• Maintenance
• Materials
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
R&D: Products and Projects
• CLEAM: Clean, Efficient and Environmentally-friendly Construction.
• Eco-friendly Binders: Utilisation of waste glass as an “Eco-friendly Binder” for road construction.
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VALORIZA, Conservación e
Infraestructuras, S.A.U.
Address
Paseo de la Castellana, 83-85
28046 Madrid
Phone number +34 91 545 50 00
Fax +34 91 545 54 25
Web http://www.gruposyv.com
Key Information
Contact details
Rubén Jover Sevilla
R&D Manager
Phone number +34 91 545 50 00
Fax +34
E-mail rjover@gruposyv.com
ptc
member
• Company established in 2006.
• Comprehensive maintenance of road (roads, highways) and hydrological (dams and canals) infrastructures.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, PTEC, PLANETA.
R&D: R&D focuses primarily on improving the operational conditions of road networks, with the introduction
of renewable energies and of intelligent systems regulating traffic. Another research line is centered on accident
prevention, especially in tunnels, and the minimization of their consequences.
Resources devoted to R&D: R&D Department.
Areas of activity
• Management and Operation
• Construction
• Maintenance
• ITS and Mobility
• Road Safety
• Energy and Sustainability
• Environment
R&D: Products and Projects
• Automation in tunnels and new evacuation systems.
• Climalim: Instant adaptation of speed limitation devices depending on weather conditions.
• Evacuation systems in tunnels.
• Geovial: Development of an anti-frost system for road infrastructure based on geothermal energy.
• New preventive measures for disabled in tunnels.
• Preventing road icing through the use of brine.
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Talleres ZITRÓN, S.A.
Address
Autovía AS-II, 2386
33392 Polígono Roces, Gijón
Phone number +34 98 516 81 32
Fax +34 98 516 80 47
Web http://www.zitron.com
Key Information
Contact details
Roberto Arias Álvarez
Technical Director
Phone number +34 98 516 81 32
Fax +34 98 516 80 47
E-mail roberto@zitron.com
ptc
member
• Established in 1963, and with a worldwide presence and operation, Zitron is one of the leading companies
engaged in the manufacturing of equipment for underground mining and public works.
• Design, planning, installation and opening of ventilation systems for tunnels and mines, including systems
for fire smoke extraction.
Member of Associations and Platforms:
• Spain: PTC, PTFE, AITEMIN, AFEC.
• International: AMCA
R&D: Development of new materials for fans impellers. New products based on increasing energy efficiency in
ventilation and safety conditions in smoke extraction.
Resources devoted to R&D: 7 professionals including 3 senior engineers, 2 technical engineers and 2 technicians.
CFD simulation software, mechanical calculation programs, high-speed camera, laser arm for 3-D measuring,
aerodynamic test bench according to AMCA-210 and ISO 5801.
Areas of activity
• Management and Operation
• Materials
• Energy and Sustainability
R&D: Products and Projects
• Electronic jet fan.
• Fan blades in carbon fiber.
• Module by-pass - Connection between tubes.
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5
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PROJECTS
5.1. Alphabetical listing
Accident rate and road infrastructure 102
Adaptation of roads to frost and glare 102
Advanced Tolling System 103
ADVANTIS 103
Afibas 104
Analysis of the land impact of the 2000-2007 Spanish Infrastructure Programme 104
Analysis of trajectories to improve road safety 105
Anchor monitoring and control 105
Anti-skid asphalt properties of roads 106
Areco 106
Asphalt acoustic properties 107
Asphalt hot recycling 107
Asphalt mixtures with lime as an additive 108
Asphalt mixtures with recycled mineral dust 108
Asphalt pavement with used tyres 109
Assessment of the impact of infrastructure on the landscape 109
Automated compaction control for hot-mix asphalts 110
Automated ground inspection techniques 110
Automated road inspection system 111
Automatic analysis and validation of road traffic images 111
Automation in tunnels and new evacuation systems 112
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BATUCA 112
BIOLIN 113
Bio-recovery of hydrocarbon-contaminated soils 113
Bus lanes with self-compacting concrete 114
CAMVIA 114
Cartographical Viewer 115
Central reserve safety on highways and motorways 115
CIBIC 116
CILECCTA 117
CLEAM 118
Climalim 119
Cold-mix asphalts 119
Comprehensive management for the production of asphalt mixtures 120
Comprehensive risk assessment in road tunnels 120
Constructive alternatives of viaducts 121
Control of surface roughness on asphalt mixtures 121
Corrugated sheets in civil engineering structures 122
CYTIMOVIL 123
DANTE 124
Design and implementation of “road service” quality indicators 124
DESTINO 125
Detection and alarm system to prevent run-overs in workzones 126
Detection and management of explosive atmospheres in tunnels 126
Developing a tunnel drilling system 127
Development of asphalt mixtures and concrete 127
Development of asphalt mixtures for self-draining pavements 128
DRENASIG 129
Driving risks 128
EBSF 129
Eco-friendly Binders 131
Eco-pavements 131
Eco-wall 132
Effectiveness and Cost-Benefit in high-accident-rate road sections 132
Efficiency in compaction 133
EFIRAIL 133
EIRBURS 134
E-PREVENCIÓN 134
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Epystei 135
E-SAFETY 135
EUROAUDITS 136
Evacuation systems in tunnels 136
Evaluation of the impact of the Spanish 2000-2007 Infrastructure Programme 137
Factors influencing cyclists’ accidents 137
Feasibility study on the use of Megatrucks in Spanish roads 138
FENIX 139
FERRARID 140
FIBERCONSTRUCT 140
FIDICA 141
Filter parking based on ash from thermal power plant 141
Fire heat release rates in tunnels 142
Fire-retardant and sustainable asphalt mixtures 142
FOTsis 143
GECOB21 144
GEMA 145
Geometric definition of cross sections 145
Geovial 146
GESTA 146
GIROADS 147
Glare problems in road sections 148
GUIADE 148
Guidance systems for pavement finishers 149
HERMES 149
Horizontal marking in approach roads to urban areas 150
Hot recycling for self-draining pavement 150
Hot-mix asphalt with ceramic material 151
Improved soil stabilization in embankments 151
Improvements in materials used in tunnel bearing 152
Improving pedestrian safety 152
Improving safety in high-accident-rate road sections 153
Industrial waste in concrete and asphalt mixtures 153
Information system on parking occupancy 154
Information systems for intermodal transport 154
INFRAUNA 155
Installing Motorcyclist Protection Systems 155
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Intelligent robotic software for road surveying 156
INTELVIA 156
INTERBUS 157
Investigation of fatal accidents 157
iPOSTS 158
Iron and steel aggregates in cold micro-surfacing 158
IVISCAT 159
Jet-grouting in tunneling 159
Levelling and monitoring of precision milling 160
Levelling concrete decks for viaducts 160
Light panels for noise barriers in urban areas 161
Lighting marker posts made of polymer concrete 161
MACA 162
Management and inspection system for infrastructures 162
Manufacturing of cement-bound graded aggregates and soils 163
Mapping of high-accident-rate road sections 163
MARTA 164
MAT+ 165
Measurement of clay aggregates 165
Measurement of concrete resistance 166
MEPP 166
META 167
METEOSAFETY 167
Methodology for Road Safety Audits 168
MILL 168
MIMAR 169
Mobility management 169
MODETRA 170
Monitoring and control systems for civil works 170
Monitoring centre for masonry arch bridges 171
Monitoring system for tunnel overbreak 171
Motorcycle accidents 172
Motorcycle crash simulation 173
MOVICONTROL 173
Multi-factor risk assessment in road tunnels 174
NEOVIL 174
New cold asphalt recycling 175
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New preventive measures for disabled in tunnels 175
New technologies for topographical surveying 176
OASIS 177
OMM 178
Online information and management system for civil works 179
OPTEL 179
Optical sensors in structures 180
Optimizating cross sections in road infrastructures 180
PARAMIX 181
PASOC 182
PAVILISEN 182
Pedestrian crossing with motion detector 183
PEPPER 184
Performance control for urban tunnels 185
Performance review and re-use of barriers with IPN-posts 185
PIIBE 186
Poor alignment in road sections 187
PPO 187
Pre-assembled bridge girders 188
Predictive maintenance system using bus fleets 188
Preservation of historic bridges 189
Preventing road icing through the use of brine 189
PRIBUS 190
PROBICI 190
RANKERS 191
RCI 192
Reaction to fire of asphalt mixtures 193
REACTIVA 193
RECIS 194
Recycling of foundry sand in hot-mix asphalts 194
Recycling of waste materials 195
Reducing pollutant emissions from road transport 195
REHABCAR 196
Relationship between immediate viscosity and deferred viscosity 196
REPLICA 197
RESCATAME 198
RETCAIT 198
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REVEL 199
RIPCORD-ISEREST 200
RISER 201
Risk assessment of potential natural disasters in roads 202
Risk assessment of road sections 202
Road maintenance system based on GIS 203
Road-maintenance-based optimization of road safety solutions 204
Robotic and information system for movable formworks 205
Robotic vehicle for 3D surveying 205
SACIV 206
SAFE-T 207
Safety impact analysis of the 2000-2007 Spanish Infrastructure Programme 208
SAMCI 208
Satellite positioning systems for the management of winter maintenance vehicles 209
SAVEAS 210
SCORE 210
Security and safety control in workzones 211
SEGTRANS 211
SHANTI (COST TU 0804) 212
SIATRA 212
SICO 213
Silica sand in surface courses 213
SIOS 214
SKP 214
Slope stabilization systems 215
Smart Roads 215
SMARTCOMP 216
SMARTFREIGHT 217
Soundproofing of segment-casting plants 218
Spanish Infrastructure Programme: an impact analysis 218
State of the Art in Road Safety Audits 219
State of the Art in Roads’ Life Cycle Assessment 219
Stormwater collected through self-draining pavements 220
Sustainability indicators 220
Sustainable and environmentally friendly SMA mixtures 221
TALUDES 221
TBM in abrasive terrain 222
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Technical assistance programme on road safety and accident prevention 222
Technical solutions for ground consolidation 223
Techniques to minimize thermal and grading segregation 223
Technological improvements in communications, inspection and staking 224
Telecontrol system for a construction machinery fleet 224
TELEFOT 225
TERMOASFALTO 226
TIMI 227
Topsoil management 228
TRACES 228
Traffic conditions in real time 229
Traffic noise reduction utilising used tyres 229
Training for a more sustainable maintenance of road infrastructures 230
TRANLAND 230
TRANSBICI 231
TRANSPORTRADE 232
TRIBOPAV 233
TUNEL-CARE 223
UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) system in the construction and operation of infrastructure
projects
Used tyres in embankments 234
Used tyres in road pavements 235
Used tyres to reduce traffic sound 235
Utilisation of used tyres in asphalt mixtures 236
VIALCYL 237
Vibrations in cable-stayed bridge 238
VULCAN 238
Warm-mix asphalt 239
Waste materials for concrete aggregates 239
WCP 240
WHITEROADS 241
WIKIVIA 241
Winter serviceability 242
WISETRIP 243
234
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5.2. Thematic listing
ITS and Mobility
ADVANTIS 103
Advanced Tolling System 103
Automatic analysis and validation of road traffic images 111
CAMVIA 114
CYTIMOVIL 123
EIRBURS 134
Evaluation of the impact of the Spanish 2000-2007 Infrastructure Programme 137
FOTsis 143
GIROADS 147
INTELVIA 156
IVISCAT 159
MARTA 164
METEOSAFETY 167
MILL 168
Mobility management 169
Monitoring and control systems for civil works 170
OASIS 177
Optical sensors in structures 180
PEPPER 184
Performance control for urban tunnels 185
RCI 192
Risk assessment of road sections 202
SACIV 206
SAMCI 208
Satellite positioning systems for the management of winter maintenance vehicles 209
SIATRA 212
SMARTCOMP 216
Smart Roads 215
Telecontrol system for a construction machinery fleet 224
TELEFOT 225
TRACES 228
Traffic conditions in real time 229
WIKIVIA 241
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Road Safety
Accident rate and road infrastructure 102
Adaptation of roads to frost and glare 102
Analysis of trajectories to improve road safety 105
Anti-skid asphalt properties of roads 106
Automated road inspection system 111
Automation in tunnels and new evacuation systems 112
Central reserve safety on highways and motorways 115
CIBIC 116
Climalim 119
Comprehensive risk assessment in road tunnels 120
DANTE 124
Detection and alarm system to prevent run-overs in workzones 126
Detection and management of explosive atmospheres in tunnels 126
Driving risks 128
Effectiveness and Cost-Benefit in high-accident-rate road sections 132
EIRBURS 134
E-PREVENCIÓN 134
E-SAFETY 135
EUROAUDITS 136
Evacuation systems in tunnels 136
Factors influencing cyclists’ accidents 137
FOTsis 143
GEMA 145
Glare problems in road sections 148
Horizontal marking in approach roads to urban areas 150
Improving pedestrian safety 152
Improving safety in high-accident-rate road sections 153
Installing Motorcycle Protection Systems 155
Investigation of fatal accidents 157
Lighting marker posts made of polymer concrete 161
Management and inspection system for infrastructures 162
Mapping of high-accident-rate road sections 163
MEPP 166
Methodology for Road Safety Audits 168
MODETRA 170
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Motorcycle crash simulation 173
Multi-factor risk assessment in road tunnels 174
New preventive measures for disabled in tunnels 175
New technologies for topographical surveying 176
OASIS 177
Optimizating cross sections in road infrastructures 180
Pedestrian crossing with motion detector 183
Performance review and re-use of barriers with IPN-posts 185
Poor alignment in road sections 187
Predictive maintenance system using bus fleets 188
Preventing road icing through the use of brine 189
RANKERS 191
RECIS 194
REVEL 199
RIPCORD-ISEREST 200
RISER 201
Risk assessment of potential natural disasters in roads 202
Road maintenance system based on GIS 203
SAFE-T 207
Safety impact analysis of the 2000-2007 Spanish Infrastructure Programme 208
SAVEAS 210
Security and safety control in workzones 211
SEGTRANS 211
State of the Art of Road Safety Audits 219
Technical assistance programme on road safety and accident prevention 222
Technological improvements in communications, inspection and staking 224
TUNEL-CARE 223
VIALCYL 237
VULCAN 238
WHITEROADS 241
WIKIVIA 241
Winter serviceability 242
Materials
Afibas 104
Anchor monitoring and control 105
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Asphalt mixtures with lime as an additive 108
Asphalt pavement with used tyres 109
Automated compaction control for hot-mix asphalts 110
Automated ground inspection techniques 110
BIOLIN 113
Bus lanes with self-compacting concrete 114
CLEAM 118
Cold-mix asphalts 119
Comprehensive management for the production of asphalt mixtures 120
Constructive alternatives of viaducts 121
Control of surface roughness on asphalt mixtures 121
Corrugated sheets in civil engineering structures 122
Developing a tunnel drilling system 127
Development of asphalt mixtures for self-draining pavements 128
Eco-friendly Binders 131
Eco-wall 132
Efficiency in compaction 133
EFIRAIL 133
EIRBURS 134
Epystei 135
Feasibility study on the use of Megatrucks in Spanish roads 138
FENIX 139
FIBERCONSTRUCT 140
Fire heat release rates in tunnels 142
Fire-retardant and sustainable asphalt mixtures 142
GECOB21 144
Geometric definition of cross sections 145
Guidance systems for pavement finishers 149
Improved soil stabilization in embankments 151
Improvements in materials used in tunnel bearing 152
Intelligent robotic software for road surveying 156
Jet-grouting in tunneling 159
Levelling and monitoring of precision milling 160
Levelling concrete decks for viaducts 160
Manufacturing of cement-bound graded aggregates and soils 163
MAT+ 165
Measurement of clay aggregates 165
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Measurement of concrete resistance 166
Monitoring centre for masonry arch bridges 171
Monitoring system for tunnel overbreak 171
NEOVIL 174
New cold asphalt recycling 175
OASIS 177
Online information and management system for civil works 179
OPTEL 179
PARAMIX 181
PASOC 182
PAVILISEN 182
PIIBE 186
Pre-assembled bridge girders 188
Preservation of historic bridges 189
Reaction to fire of asphalt mixtures 193
REHABCAR 196
Relationship between immediate viscosity, and deferred viscosity 196
Robotic and information system for movable formworks 205
Robotic vehicle for 3D surveying 205
SICO 213
Silica sand in surface courses 213
SIOS 214
Slope stabilization systems 215
Sustainable and environmentally friendly SMA mixtures 221
TALUDES 221
TBM in abrasive terrain 222
Technical solutions for ground consolidation 223
Techniques to minimize thermal and grading segregation 223
TERMOASFALTO 226
TRIBOPAV 233
UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) system in the construction and operation of infrastructure
projects
Used tyres in embankments 234
Used tyres in road pavement 235
Used tyres to reduce traffic sound 235
Utilisation of used tyres in asphalt mixtures 236
Vibrations in cable-stayed bridge 238
Warm-mix asphalt 239
WIKIVIA 241
234
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Energy and Sustainability
CILECCTA 117
CLEAM 118
EFIRAIL 133
EIRBURS 134
FENIX 139
Geovial 146
OASIS 177
PIIBE 186
RESCATAME 198
Sustainability indicators 220
WIKIVIA 241
Environment
Areco 106
Asphalt acoustic properties 107
Asphalt hot recycling 107
Asphalt mixtures with recycled mineral dust 108
Assessment of the impact of infrastructure on the landscape 109
BATUCA 112
Bio-recovery of hydrocarbon-contaminated soils 113
CLEAM 118
Development of asphalt mixtures and concrete 127
Eco-pavements 131
Eco-wall 132
EIRBURS 134
FENIX 139
FERRARID 140
FIDICA 141
Filter parking based on ash from thermal power plant 141
Hot recycling for self-draining pavement 150
Hot-mix asphalt with ceramic material 151
Industrial waste in concrete and asphalt mixtures 153
INFRAUNA 155
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iPOSTS 158
Iron and steel aggregates in cold micro-surfacing 158
Light panels for noise barriers in urban areas 161
MACA 162
MIMAR 169
OASIS 178
Optimizating cross sections in road infrastructures 180
PAVILISEN 182
Recycling of foundry sand in hot-mix asphalts 194
Recycling of waste materials 195
Reducing pollutant emissions from road transport 195
RETCAIT 198
SCORE 210
SKP 214
Soundproofing of segment-casting plants 218
State of the Art in Roads’ Life Cycle Assessment 219
Stormwater collected through self-draining pavement 220
Topsoil management 228
Traffic noise reduction utilising used tyres 229
Training for a more sustainable maintenance of road infrastructures 230
Waste materials for concrete aggregates 239
WCP 240
WIKIVIA 241
Transport and Co-modality
Analysis of the land impact of the 2000-2007 Spanish Infrastructure Programme 104
CYTIMOVIL 123
Design and implementation of “road service” quality indicators 124
DESTINO 125
EBSF 129
EIRBURS 134
Evaluation of the impact of the Spanish 2000-2007 Infrastructure Programme 137
GESTA 146
GIROADS 147
GUIADE 148
HERMES 149
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Information system on parking occupancy 154
Information systems for intermodal transport 154
INTERBUS 157
META 167
MOVICONTROL 173
OMM 178
PRIBUS 190
PROBICI 190
REACTIVA 193
REPLICA 197
SHANTI (COST TU 0804) 212
SMARTFREIGHT 217
Spanish Infrastructure Programme: an impact analysis 218
TIMI 227
TRANLAND 230
TRANSBICI 231
TRANSPORTRADE 232
WIKIVIA 241
WISETRIP 243
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Fact sheets

Accident rate and road infrastructure
Activities
Study of the relationship between accidents and road infrastructure (design and
equipment) in single-carriageway provincial road networks.
Duration: 2007-2008
Financing:
Private
Budget:
N.D.
Web:
www.dgt.es/portal/seguridad_vial/estudios_informes.do?pro
pietario=&temas=&titulo=carreteras
Consortium:
Leader:
--
DIRECCIÓN GENERAL DE
TRÁFICO (DGT)
Partners:
--
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT
Adaptation of roads to frost and glare
Development of indicators for an effective adaptation of roads to frost and glare.
Activities
Consortium:
Leader:
--
AYESA
Duration:
16 months
Financing:
Public-Private Partnerships
Budget: 293,772 €
Web:
www.ayesa.es/index.php/idi/ficha_proyecto/deslumbra_ppt-
390000-2008-2/
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Advanced Tolling System
Definition of a toll system which allows road operators to unify the integration, operation,
monitoring and maintenance of all parameters involved.
Activities
Duration:
21 months
Financing:
Public-Private Partnerships
Budget: 2,500,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
INDRA SISTEMAS
Partners:
--
OHL CONCESIONES
--
UNIVERSIDAD PONTIFICIA DE
COMILLAS
ADVANTIS
A centralized, guaranteed integrity localization service. A key for the EGNOS and Galileo
business model.
Activities
Duration: 2004-2006
Financing:
Public-Private Partnerships
Budget: 1,500,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
GMV
Partners:
--
GMV SISTEMAS
--
EXPLORER CONSULTING COM-
PANY
--
ALCATEL SPACE
--
EUROPEAN SATELLITE SERVICES
PROVIDER
--
ERF
--
NOTTINGHAM SCIENTIFIC LTD.
--
AEC
--
SEPTENTRIO
--
SGI
--
SKYSOFT
103

Afibas
Research applications of basalt fibers in cement.
Activities
Duration: 2008-2010
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 1,168,220 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
Analysis of the land impact of the 2000-2007
Spanish Infrastructure Programme
Analysis of the land & spatial impact caused by land transport modes in the 2000-
2007 Spanish Infrastructure Programme.
Activities
Duration: 2003-2005
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 480,000 €
Consortium:
Partners:
--
TRANSYT - UPM
--
DTO. CONSTRUCCIÓN Y VÍAS RU-
RALES - UPM
--
UNIVERSIDAD COMPLUTENSE DE
MADRID
--
UNIVERSIDAD DE CASTILLA-LA
MANCHA
--
UNIVERSIDAD DE SEVILLA
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Analysis of trajectories to improve road safety
Dynamic analysis of trajectories to improve road safety.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2008
Financing:
Private
Budget: 479,824 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
AYESA
Anchor monitoring and control
Review and control system of anchors placed in structures and road containment
embankments.
Activities
Consortium:
Duration: 2002-2005
Financing:
Budget:
Web:
Leader:
--
EUROESTUDIOS
Private
N.D.
www.euroestudios.es
105

Anti-skid asphalt properties of roads
Applied research to optimise anti-skid asphalt properties of roads.
Activities
Duration: 2009-2011
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 555,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
BECSA
Areco
Application of construction waste in asphalt and non-structural concrete.
Activities
Duration: 2008-2011
Financing:
Private
Budget:
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
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Asphalt acoustic properties
Comparison of asphalts made of powder used tires and without them.
Activities
Duration: 2006-2008
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 412,382 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
COLLOSA
Partners:
--
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT
Asphalt hot recycling
New concept for asphalt hot recycling, to produce high quality mixtures with a very
high recycling rate, including a real-time pre-treatment and material composition system
and an expert management system.
Activities
Duration: 2006-2008
Financing:
Budget:
Public-Private Partnership
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
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Asphalt mixtures with lime as an additive
Design of new asphalt mixtures for surface courses incorporating lime as an additive.
Activities
Duration:
2 years
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 130,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
CALCINOR
Partners:
--
GUIPASA (SUBSIDIARY COMPANY
OF GRUPO CAMPEZO)
--
UNIVERSIDAD DE CANTABRIA
--
CIDEMCO-TECNALIA
Asphalt mixtures with recycled mineral dust
Recovering mineral dust in asphalt plants for its incorporation into asphalt mixtues.
Activities
Duration: 2005-2007
Financing:
Private
Budget: 65,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
GRUPO CAMPEZO
Partners:
--
POLYMAT
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Asphalt pavement with used tyres
Applied research on the rehabilitation of asphalt pavements with bitumen modified
with tyre powder.
Activities
Duration: 2006-2007
Financing:
Private
Budget: 242,600 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
BECSA
Assessment of the impact of infrastructure on
the landscape
Activities
Development of a methodology for assessing the impact of infrastructure on the
landscape.
Duration:
Financing:
16 months
Private
Budget: 232,695 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
AYESA
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Automated compaction control for hot-mix
asphalts
New technologies to control hot-mix asphalt compaction and improve uniformity.
Activities
Duration: 2006
Financing:
Private
Budget:
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
Automated ground inspection techniques
Research project to develop real-time automated ground inspection techniques for
underground works.
Activities
Duration: 2006-2007
Financing:
Budget:
Public-Private Partnership
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
Partners:
--
CAVOSA
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Automated road inspection system
Automated road inspection system through artificial vision and image processing.
Activities
Duration: 2008-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 680,941 €
Web:
http://www.collosa.es/proyectos.html
Consortium:
Leader:
--
COLLOSA
Partners:
--
FUNDACIÓN CARTIF
Automatic analysis and validation of road
traffic images
Integrated platform for automatic analysis and validation of road traffic images.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2008
Financing:
Public-Private Partnerships
Budget: 1,300,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
INDRA SISTEMAS
Partners:
--
ITINERE INFRAESTRUCTURAS
--
SICUBO S.L.
--
UNIVERSIDAD PONTIFICIA DE
COMILLAS
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Activities
Automation in tunnels and new evacuation
systems
New automated system to improve road safety in tunnels and new systems of
emergency evacuation through using lighthing signs.
Duration: 2007-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 313,107 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
VALORIZA INFRAESTRUCTURAS
Partners:
--
SACYR VALLEHERMOSO
BATUCA
Recycling and recovery of sludge from TBM excavation through the application of lime
and bacteria.
Activities
Duration:
Financing:
2 years
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 440,736.50 €
Web:
http://www.giteco.unica.es/
Consortium:
Leader:
--
GITECO
Partners:
--
ACCIONA I+D+i.
--
CALCINOR, S.A.
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BIOLIN
Application of biotechnology tools in linear projects.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2010
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 624,058.79 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
ACCIONA INFRAESTRUCTURAS
Bio-recovery of hydrocarbon-contaminated soils
Research and development of innovative techniques beyond landfarming in the
bio-recovery of soils contaminated with hydrocarbons. Comparison with the use of
magnesium hydroxide.
Activities
Duration: 2006-2007
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 1,769,100 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
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Bus lanes with self-compacting concrete
Development of an innovative a pavement to be used in city bus lanes, to improve
strength, durability, safety and comfort.
Activities
Duration: 2009-2011
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 195,978.65 €
Consortium:
Partners:
--
CEMOSA
--
HORMIGONES Y MINAS
--
UNIVERSIDAD DE MÁLAGA
CAMVIA
Automated road mobility characterization through video analysis techniques.
Activities
Duration:
2 years
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 430,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
APIA XXI
Partners:
--
VISTA SILICON
114

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Cartographical Viewer
Activities
Development of an information technology tool which can provide updated
cartography drawn from Internet.
Duration: January 2009 - November 2009
Financing:
Private
Budget: 167,000 €
Web:
http://www.saitec.es
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SAITEC
Activities
Central reserve safety on highways and
motorways
Review of European best-practices, study on the hazards posed by discontinuity of
safety barriers in central reserves and C/B analysis.
Duration: 2005
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 12,606 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
AEC
115

CIBIC
Infrastructure maintenance based on computational intelligence.
Activities
Duration: 2010-211
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 1,052,070 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
FUNDACIÓN CARTIF
Partners:
--
DECSAI-UGR
--
VIAS
--
ACEX
116

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
CILECCTA
Life-Cycle Cost Analysis for the construction industry: Software for the identification
and costing of viable project options.
Activities
Duration:
4 years
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 7,970,000 €
Web:
www.cileccta.eu
Consortium:
Leader:
--
HOLTE BYGGSAFE
Partners:
--
NOR-TEK TEKNOLOGISENTER
--
CAMBRIDGE ARCHITECTURAL
RESEARCH LTD
--
BSRTIA LTD
--
LULEA TEKNISKA UNIVERSITET
--
UNIVERSITAET STUTTGART
--
FRAUHOFER-GESELLSCHAFT ZUR
FOERDERUNG DER ANGEWAND-
TEN FORSCHUNG E.V
--
TEKNOVE PROJE VE TEKNOLOJI
GELISTIRME YONETIM DANIS-
MANLIK EGITIM HIZMETL.SAN.VE
TICARET LTD STI
--
DESINGTECH PROJEKTSAMVER-
KAN AB
--
PE INTERNATIONAL GBMH
--
SANFIX GROUP OU
--
EUREXCEL MEMBERSHIP PRO-
JECTS LTD
--
NORSK TEKNOLOGI
--
STIFTELSEN SINTEF
--
TUI AG
--
ACCIONA INFRAESTRUCTURAS
--
WEST NORTHAMPTONSHIRE DE-
VELOPMENT CORPORATION
--
ASM CNTRUM BADAN I ANALIZ
RYNKU SP.ZOO
--
APIA XXI
117

CLEAM
Clean, Efficient and Environmentally-friendly Construction.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2010
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 21,407,436 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
FERROVIAL y OHL
Partners:
--
ACCIONA INFRAESTRUCTURAS
--
CORSAN-CORVIAN
--
DRAGADOS
--
FCC
--
CIDEMCO-TECNALIA
--
INSTITUTO EDUARDO TORROJA
--
INTROMAC
--
LABEIN
--
SACYR
--
INDUSTRIAS QUÍMICAS LÖWEN-
BERG
--
INSPIRA
--
MARTÍNEZ SEGOVIA Y ASOCIADOS
--
AIDICO
--
CEDEX
--
UAX
--
UCM
--
UDC
--
UNIOVI
--
UPV/EHU
--
UPM
118

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Climalim
Instant adaptation of speed limitation devices depending on weather conditions.
Activities
Duration: 2008-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 264,618 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
VALORIZA INFRAESTRUCTURAS
Partners:
--
SACYR VALLEHERMOSO
Cold-mix asphalts
Production of asphalt mixtures at lower temperatures, reducing fossil fuel consumption,
contributing to the reduction of greenhouse gases emissions, and improving the
environmental performance in the production process.
Activities
Duration:
Financing:
2 years
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 1,046,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
EIFFAGE INFRAESTRUCTURAS
119

Activities
Comprehensive management for the
production of asphalt mixtures
Comprehensive management in manufacturing, logistics and spread of asphalt
mixtures.
Duration: 2009-2010
Financing:
Private
Budget: 450,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
BECSA
Comprehensive risk assessment in road
tunnels
Research, development and application of a risk-assessment methodology for tunnels.
Activities
Duration: 2010-2012
Financing:
Public-Private Partnerships
Budget: 79,876.36 €
Web:
www.cpsingenieros.net
Consortium:
Partners:
--
CPS INGENIEROS
--
UPV
120

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Constructive alternatives for viaducts
Research, development and implementation of constructive alternatives for viaducts
by utilising steel lattice and complementary monitoring software systems.
Activities
Duration: 2004-2005
Financing:
Public-Private Partnerships
Budget: 2,496,380 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
Activities
Control of surface roughness on asphalt
mixtures
Methodology to control IRI in real-time and to optimize spread parameters, in order to
obtain a better surface roughness.
Duration: 2006-2007
Financing:
Private
Budget: 50,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
PAVASAL
121

Activities
Corrugated sheets in civil engineering
structures
Replacing the traditional formwork system used in concrete bridges by corrugated
sheets used in housing construction.
Duration: 2007-2009
Financing:
Budget:
Private
N.D.
Consortium:
Partners:
--
CEMOSA
--
CONSTRUCCIONES VERA
122

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
CYTIMOVIL
Towards advanced road transport for the urban environment.
Activities
Duration:
60 months
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 40,300,000 €
Web:
www.citymobil-project.eu
Consortium:
Partners:
--
ULTRA
--
CENTRO RICERCHE FIAT
--
CENTRO STUDI SUI SISTEMI DI
TRASPORTO S.P.A.
--
COMUNE DI ROMA DIPARTIMENTO
VI POLITICHE DELLA MOBILITÀ
--
D.I.T.S.
--
DLR
--
ENQ
--
EPFL
--
ETRA
--
UEGVA
--
GEA
--
GENERALITAT VALENCIANA
--
INGEGNERIA DEI TRASPORTI SRL
--
INRIA
--
ISTITUTO DI STUDI PER
L’INTEGRAZIONE DEI SISTEMI
--
ITS-UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS
--
POLIS
--
IKA RWTH
--
ROBOSOFT
--
RUPS
--
SINTEF
--
TECHNION
--
TNO
--
TRANSPORT & MOBILITY LEUVEN
--
CONEKT
--
TRG-UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMP-
TON
--
UNIRESEARCH BV
--
UPPS-CITY OF UPPSALA
123

DANTE
Development and Application of New TEchnologies for the improvement of road safety
and the design of intersections.
Activities
Duration:
Financing:
36 months
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 3,888,290 €
Web:
www.proyectodante.com
Consortium:
Partners:
--
SICE
--
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT
--
GEOCISA
--
DSTA
--
DAT
--
UNIVERSIDAD DE VALLADOLID
Design and implementation of “road service”
quality indicators
Best-practice review and definition of a set of indicators to measure service quality,
road safety and asset management practices.
Activities
Duration: 2003
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 21,850 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
AEC
124

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
DESTINO
Methodologies for assessing the economic impact of the transport system through
inter-regional input-output tables.
Activities
Duration: 2008-2011
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 2,003,707.75 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE
MADRID
Partners:
--
CSIC-IRNASA
--
TRANSYT - UPM
--
UNIVERSIDAD COMPLUTENSE DE
MADRID
--
CYLSTAT, S.A.
--
GRUPO ENARCAR S.A.
--
PROYECTOS UNIFICADOS
125

Detection and alarm system to prevent
run-overs in workzones
Design and development of a detection and alarm system to enhance road safety in
workzones.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 761,852 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR VALLEHERMOSO
Partners:
--
SACYR
Activities
Detection and management of explosive
atmospheres in tunnels
Development of a prototype system for tunnel safety management in the case of
explosive atmospheres applicable to large-diameter TBM machines, plus modeling of
the ventilation system.
Duration: 2005-2007
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 4,382,750 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
CAVOSA
126

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Developing a tunnel drilling system
Development of tunnel drilling system to outline tunnel sections, measuring 1) physical
and mechanical process improvements, 2) production capacity increases,
3) equipment durability, and 4) environmental improvement.
Activities
Duration: 2005-2007
Financing:
Private
Budget:
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
CAVOSA
Development of asphalt mixtures and concrete
Activities
Development of asphalt mixtures and concrete utilising industrial waste with
nanoparticles.
Duration: 2009-2011
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 2,295,968 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
EMILIO BOLADO, S.A.
Partners:
--
ACCIONA INFRAESTRUCTURAS
--
TRIAX
127

Development of asphalt mixtures for
self-draining pavements
Asphalt mixtures for self-draining pavements with bitumen resistant to hydrocarbons.
Activities
Duration: 2006-2007
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 62,500 €
Web:
http://www.giteco.unica.es/
Consortium:
Leader:
--
GITECO
Partners:
--
EMILIO BOLADO, S.A.
Driving risks
Management and monitoring of risks associated with driving.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2008
Financing:
Private
Budget:
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
LIBERTY SEGUROS
Partners:
--
INFORSE-UNIVERSIDAD DE VALEN-
CIA
128

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
DRENASIG
Activities
Application for developing the hydrology and drainage annexes in geographic
information systems (GIS).
Duration: May 2010 - December 2011
Financing:
Private
Budget: 180,000 €
Web:
http://www.saitec.es
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SAITEC
EBSF
European Bus System of the Future.
Activities
Duration: 2008-2012
Financing:
Public Private Partnership
Budget: 165,168 €
Web:
http://www.ebsf.eu/
129

Consortium:
Partners:
Partners:
--
TRANSyT-UPM
--
RÉGIE AUTONOME DES TRANS-
--
UNION INTERNATIONALE DES PORTS PARISIENS
TRANSPORTS PUBLICS
--
ATV SRL - AZIENDA TRANSPORTI
--
D’APPOLONIA S.P.A.
VERONA SRL
--
ACTIA
--
REGIA AUTONOMA DE TRANSPORT
--
INNOVATIVE INFORMATIKAN-
BUCARESTI
WENDUNGEN IN TRANSPORT-, --
SCANIA CV AB
VERKEHRS- UND LEITSYSTEMEN --
VILLE DE LUXEMBURG - SERVICE
GMBH
DES TRANSPORTS EN COMMUN
--
ASSOCIAZIONE TRANSPORTI --
INSTITUT NATIONAL DE RE-
--
BERENDS-CONSULT
CHERCHE SUR LES TRANSPORTS
--
BUDAPEST TRANSPORT CLOSELY ET LEUR SECURITÉ
HELD CORPORATION)
--
SOCIÉTÉ RÉGIONALE WALLONE
--
SPHEROS GMBH
DU TRANSPORT
--
CENTRE D’ETUDES SUR LES
--
DIGIGROUP SRL
RÉSEAUX, LES TRANSPORTS,
--
VÄSTTRAFIK AB
L’URBANISME ET LES CONSTRUC- --
TRAMBUS S.P.A
TIONS PUBLIQUES
--
VDV - VERBAND DEUTSCHER
--
CHALMERS TEKNISKA HÖGSKOLA VERKEHRSUNTERNEHMEN
AB
--
AZIENDA TRANSPORTI MILANESI
--
UNION DES TRANSPORTS PUBLICS --
VOLVO TECHNOLOGY AB
ET FERROVIAIRES
--
UNIVERSITY OF ROME 3
--
CONSORCIO REGIONAL DE TRANS- --
BREMERHAVEN BUS (VEKEHRSGE-
PORTES DE MADRID
SELLSCHAFT BREMERHAVEN AG)
--
VVM VLAAMSE VERVOER-
--
EUROLUM
MAATSCHAPPIJ DE LIJN
--
UNIVERITY OF ROME - DITS
--
DAIMLER-CHRYSLER BUSES - EVO- --
INEO SYSTRANS
BUS
--
PILOTFISH NETWORKS AB
--
FRAUNHOFER INSTITUT FOR --
TIS.PT - CONSULTORES EM TRANS-
TRANSPORTATION AND INFRAES- PORTES, INOVAÇAO E SISTEMAS SA
TRUCTURE SYSTEMS
--
CENTRO DE ESTUDIOS E INNO-
--
HUEBNER GMBH
VACIONES TECNOLÓGICAS DE
--
IVECO FRANCE
GUIPÚZKOA
--
FIT CONSULTING SRL
--
CENTRO RICERCHE FIAT S.C.P.A
--
HOGIA PUBLIC TRANSPORT SYS- --
KONINKLIJK NEDERLANDS VER-
TEMS AB
VOER
--
NANTES METROPOLE COMMU- --
ARRIVA PLC
NAUTÉ URBAINE
--
VULTRON TRADE AMERICAN-HUN-
--
NEOMAN BUS GMBH
GARIAN DEVELOPING AND TRAD-
--
NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY
ING CO. LTD
--
PE INTERNATIONAL GMBH
--
TEKIA CONSULTORES TEC-
NOLÓGICOS S.L.
--
SYNDICAT MIXTE DES TRANS-
PORT POUR LE RHÔNE ET
L’AGGLOMÉRATION LYONNAISE
130

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Eco-friendly Binders
Utilisation of waste glass as an “Eco-friendly Binder” for road construction.
Activities
Duration: 2010-2011
Financing:
Private
Budget:
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
UNIVERSIDAD ALFONSO X EL SABIO
Eco-pavements
Study and characterization of waste from demolition and construction. Drafting of
technical requirements to facilitate the use of recycled aggregates in road pavements.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 416,512.71 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
CEMOSA
Partners:
--
HORMIGONES Y MINAS
--
GIASA
--
SANDO
--
ARISTERRA
131

Eco-wall
Development of an eco-wall using prefabricated materials.
Activities
Duration: 2009-2010
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 1,217,936 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
Activities
Effectiveness and Cost-Benefit in
high-accident-rate road sections
Analysis of the effectiveness and cost-benefit ratio of road safety actions implemented
in high-accident-rate road sections.
Duration: 2008-2009
Financing:
Budget:
Private
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
JUNTA DE CASTILLA Y LEÓN
Partners:
--
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT
132

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Efficiency in compaction
Study on the factors influencing the compaction of asphalt mixtures, to define criteria
and protocols for a more efficient compaction.
Activities
Duration: 2009
Financing:
Private
Budget: 50,000 €
Web:
www.pavasal.com
Consortium:
Leader:
--
PAVASAL
EFIRAIL
Energy efficiency in transport infrastructures.
Activities
Duration: 2010
Financing:
Private
Budget: 198,466.69 €
Web:
http://www.saitec.es
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SAITEC
133

EIRBURS
Theory and practice of Public-Private Partnerships across a broad range of sectors.
Activities
Duration: 2006-2009
Financing:
Public-Private-Partnership
Budget: 150,000 €
Web:
http://www.eib.org/about/partners/universities/eiburs/
public-private-partnerships.htm?lang=-en
Consortium:
Partners:
--
DEPARTAMENTO DE LA CON-
STRUCCIÓN-UPM
--
TRANSy -UPM
E-PREVENTION
E-learning platform to prevent occupational hazards.
Activities
Duration: 2009-2011
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 3,302,459 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
IBERDROLA DISTRIBUCIÓN
134
Partners:
--
FENIE
--
PSICOTEC
--
ACEX
--
COEX
--
FUNDACIÓN LEIA
--
FUNDACIÓN CARTIF

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Epystei
Development of an innovative drilling and support system in high-gradient tunnels.
Activities
Duration: 2008-2010
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 4,149,498 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
CAVOSA
Partners:
--
SACYR
E-SAFETY
Priorities for the development of e-safety products and services.
Activities
Duration: 2004-2006
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 124,288 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
AEC
135

EUROAUDITS
European Road Safety Auditor training syllabus.
Activities
Duration: 2007
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 55,000 €
Consortium:
Partners:
--
ERF
--
AEC
--
TMS
Evacuation systems in tunnels
New emergency system to guide individuals and transport disabled persons in case of
tunnel incidents.
Activities
Duration: 2006-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 744,242 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
VALORIZA INFRAESTRUCTURAS
Partners:
--
SACYR VALLEHERMOSO
136

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Evaluation of the impact of the Spanish 2000-
2007 Infrastructure Programme
Evaluation of the effects of the Spanish 2000-2007 Infrastructure Programme on
mobility, land and socio-economics in the context of an enlarged European Union.
Activities
Duration: 2004-2007
Financing:
Private
Budget: 153,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
TRANSyT - UPM
Partners:
--
UNIVERSIDAD DE GRANADA
Factors influencing cyclists’ accidents
Analysis of factors influencing cyclists’ accidents: model development and design of a
support tool.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 191,301 €
Web:
Partners:
--
ACT SISTEMAS, SL
--
INSTITUTO ANDALUZ DE TEC-
NOLOGÍA
www.ayesa.es/index.php/idi/ficha_proyecto/accibici_pt-
2007-055-21caem/
Consortium:
Leader:
--
AYESA
137

Feasibility study on the use of Megatrucks in
Spanish roads
Study on the feasibility of improving goods transport by using large-capacity vehicles
and adapting the existing infrastructure.
Activities
Duration: 2008-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 123,705.02 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
OFICEMEN
138

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
FENIX
Strategic research on safer and sustainable roads through innovative asphalts.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2011
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 26,915,918 €
Web:
www.proyectofenix.es
Consortium:
Leader:
--
ASEFMA
Partners:
--
SACYR
--
CIESM
--
COLLOSA
--
ELSAN-PACSA
--
PAVASAL
--
SERVIÁ CANTÓ
--
SORIGUÉ
--
GITECO
--
INTRAME
--
REPSOL
--
FUNDACIÓN CARTIF
--
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT
--
CENTRO ZARAGOZA
--
DITECPESA
139

FERRARID
Recycling of steel slag for its re-use as raw material in road construction.
Activities
Duration: 2008-2010
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 2,092,136 €
Web:
www.euroslag2010.eu
Consortium:
Partners:
--
CELSA
--
COPCISA
--
COPTALIA
--
PABASA
--
DEPURAMBI IBÉRICA
FIBERCONSTRUCT
Incorporation of carbon nanofibers to composite materials for its industrial use in
construction.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 565,087.84 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
ACCIONA INFRAESTRUCTURAS
140

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
FIDICA
Development of new pavement structures biodegrading hydrocarbons.
Activities
Duration: 2003-2006
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 197,500 €
Web:
http://www.giteco.unica.es/
Consortium:
Leader:
--
GITECO
Partners:
--
MEC
Activities
Filter parking based on ash from thermal
power plant
Design, monitoring and tracking of a filter parking built with thermal power plant ash,
alone or in combination with blast furnace slag.
Duration:
Financing:
2 years
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 139,200 €
Web:
http://www.giteco.unica.es/
Consortium:
Leader:
--
GITECO
Partners:
--
CONTRATAS IGLESIAS, S.A.
141

Fire heat release rates in tunnels
R&D of a system for determining fire heat release rates inside tunnels.
Activities
Duration: 2006-2008
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 1,182,332 €
Web:
www.euroestudios.es
Consortium:
Leader:
--
EUROESTUDIOS
Activities
Fire-retardant and sustainable asphalt mixtures
Developing a new bituminous product, environmentally-friendly and with fire-retardant
characteristics, to contribute to tunnel safety.
Duration:
Financing:
2 years
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 567,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
GRUPO CAMPEZO
Partners:
--
CIDEMCO-TECNALIA
--
POLYMAT
142

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
FOTsis
European Field Operational Test on Safe, Intelligent and Sustainable Road Operation.
Activities
Duration:
42 months
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 14,000,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
IRIDIUM
Partners:
--
INDRA
--
OHL CONCESIONES
--
PLANESTRADA
--
MAESTRADA
--
NEA ODOS
--
SICE
--
GMV
--
TRANSVER
--
TERNA
--
FRANCE TELECOM
--
UPM
--
ILMATIETEEN LAITOS
--
AALTO-KORKEAKOULUSAATIO
--
CERTH
--
GEOVILLE
--
CI3
--
ERF
--
FIA
--
OPTIMUS
--
ASECAP
143

GECOB21
Information system for construction and project management.
Activities
Duration:
2 years
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 1,447,838 €
Web:
www.gecob21.com
Consortium:
Leader:
--
FULCRUM
Partners:
--
AIDICO
--
DEPARTAMENTO DE OBRAS PÚBLI-
CAS Y TRANSPORTES DE LA DFB-
DIPUTACIÓN FORAL DE VIZCAYA
--
MESUREX
--
FERROVIAL
--
ESI EUROPEAN SOFTWARE INSTI-
TUT
144

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
GEMA
Development of a software application to manage infrastructure maintenance.
Activities
Duration: 2004
Financing:
Private
Budget:
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
API MOVILIDAD
Geometric definition of cross sections
Development of a software tool aimed at the geometric definition of cross sections
through 3-D scanning.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2010
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 2,208,862 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
145

Geovial
Development of an anti-frost system for road infrastructure based on geothermal
energy.
Activities
Duration: 2008-2011
Financing:
Budget:
Private
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
VALORIZA INFRAESTRUCTURAS
Partners:
--
SACYR
GESTA
Road tolling to maximize the social benefits associated to sustainable mobility.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2009
Financing:
Public Private Partnership
Budget: 65,528 €
Consortium:
Partners:
--
TRANSyT-UPM
--
UCM
146

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
GIROADS
GNSS introduction in the road sector.
Activities
Duration: 2005-2007
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 5,346,441 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
ERF
Partners:
--
GMV S.A.
--
GMV SISTEMAS PARQUE TEC-
NOLÓGICO DE MADRID S.A.
--
ALCATEL ALENIA SPACE FRANCE
--
ALCATEL CIT
--
ALENIA SPAZIO S.P.A.
--
TELESPAZIO S.P.A.
--
TTS ITALIA – NATIONAL ASSOCIA-
TION FOR TELEMATICS
--
EUROPEAN SATELLITE SERVICES
PROVIDER EEIG
--
SOLUCIONES GLOBALES INTER-
NET S.A.
--
FRANCE TELECOM S.A.
--
AEC
--
LABORATOIRE CENTRAL DES
PONTS ET CHAUSSÉES
--
GEOVILLE
--
FUTIAN TRANSPORTATION CON-
SULTANTS CO.
--
4ICOM-PYRAMIS
--
IAN CATLING CONSULTANCY
--
NEXT INGEGNERIA DEI SISTEMI
S.P.A.
--
ATAC S.P.A.
--
THETIS
--
BAIN & CO
--
HITEC MARKETING
--
AUTO-ESTRADAS DE PORTUGAL
BRISA S.A.
--
AUTOSTRADE PER L´ITALIA – ASPI
S.P.A.
--
SINELEC S.P.A.
--
MAPFRE
--
PAGNANELLI RISK SOLUTIONS LTD
--
UNIVERSIDAD DE VALENCIA –
LISITT
--
UNIVERSIDAD DE MURCIA
--
COOPERACIÓN SINO-ESPAÑOLA
EN TECNOLOGÍA E INNOVACIÓN
--
TELVENT CONTROL SYSTEM (BEI-
JING) CO.
147

Glare problems in road sections
Identification of road sections with glare problems.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2008
Financing:
Private
Budget:
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
ACEX
Partners:
--
API Movilidad
GUIADE
Activities
Automatic public transport guidance through multimodal perception, to improve
efficiency.
Duration: 2008-2011
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 3,832,640 €
Web:
www.proyectoguiade.com
Consortium:
Partners:
--
SICE
--
ALBENTIA
148
--
SELESTA
--
UAH
--
URJC
--
AIA-CSIC

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Guidance systems for pavement finishers
Development of guidance systems for pavement finishers in civil works.
Activities
Duration: 2006-2008
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 445,765 €
Web:
www.collosa.es/proyectos.html
Consortium:
Leader:
--
COLLOSA
Partners:
--
FUNDACIÓN CARTIF
HERMES
High Efficient and Reliable arrangements for crossmodal transport.
Activities
Duration: 2010-2011
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 248.160,00 €
Web:
http://193.136.139.52/joomla/hermes/
Consortium:
Partners:
--
UTL-IST
--
TFK
--
TRANSyT-UPM
--
IWW
--
TPR-UA
--
CERTH
--
AEGEAN
--
LET
--
STRATA
--
UNIGE
--
UPA
149

Horizontal marking in approach roads to urban
areas
Speed perception in drivers through horizontal marking in approach roads to urban
areas.
Activities
Duration: 2009-2010
Financing:
Private
Budget:
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
Partners:
--
DIRECCIÓN GENERAL DE TRÁFICO --
INFORSE-UNIVERSIDAD DE VALEN-
(DGT)
CIA
Hot recycling for self-draining pavement
Activities
Development of a new hot-recycling technology for self-draining pavements with
modified binders.
Duration: 2007-2008
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 981,351 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
150

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Hot-mix asphalt with ceramic material
Design and characterization of hot-mix asphalt with ceramic material as coarse and
fine aggregate.
Activities
Duration: 2008-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 220,700 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
BECSA
Improved soil stabilization in embankments
Alternatives for enhanced soil stabilization in embankments.
Activities
Duration: 2008- 2011
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget:
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
151

Improvements in materials used in tunnel
bearing
Research project to improve materials used in the bearing of underground works.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 3,012,494 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
CAVOSA
Partners:
--
SACYR
Improving pedestrian safety
Innovative systems to improve pedestrian safety in urban areas.
Activities
Duration:
26 months
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 2,097,912 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT
152

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Activities
Improving safety in high-accident-rate road
sections
Improving traffic conditions in low visibility conditions and road sections affected by
reduced visibility in the Spanish province of Ciudad Real.
Duration:
Financing:
Budget:
1 year
Private
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
API MOVILIDAD
Activities
Industrial waste in concrete and asphalt
mixtures
Development of concrete and asphalt mixtures utilising industrial waste enhanced
with nanoparticles.
Duration: 2009-2011
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 2,295,968 €
Web:
http://www.giteco.unica.es/
Consortium:
Leader:
--
GITECO
Partners:
--
EMILIO BOLADO, S.A.
--
TRIAX, S.A.
--
ACCIONA INFRAESTRUCTURAS,
S.A.
153

Information system on parking occupancy
Provision of real-time information to drivers about parking occupancy in an urban area.
Activities
Duration: 2007
Financing:
Private
Budget:
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
API MOVILIDAD
Information systems for intermodal transport
Activities
Study on several European multimodal information systems for passengers,
development of a prototype multimodal information system.
Duration: 2006-2008
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 109,778 €
Consortium:
Partners:
--
LISSIT-UNIVERSIDAD DE VALENCIA
154

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
INFRAUNA
Activities
Monitoring, control, evaluation and improvement system for wildlife crossings in
transport infrastructures.
Duration: 2010 - 2012
Financing:
Public-Private Partnerships
Budget: 750,000 €
Web:
http://www.saitec.es
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SAITEC
Partners:
--
SAREIN
--
ÍCARUS
Installing Motorcyclist Protection Systems
Handbook on installation recommendations of Motorcyclist Protection Systems.
Activities
Duration: 2005-2006
Financing:
Private
Budget:
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT
155

Intelligent robotic software for road surveying
Development of intelligent software based on three-dimensional models for its use in
road surveying.
Activities
Duration: 2009-2010
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 112,498 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
INTELVIA
Comprehensive monitoring, signalling and communication system for the safe and
intelligent management of infrastructures and services.
Activities
Duration: 2009-2011
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 7,400,000 €
Web:
http://www.intel-via.org
Consortium:
Partners:
--
IKUSI
--
IDIADA
--
ICCA
--
NTS
--
DGT
156
--
LIBERA NETWORKS
--
FERROVIAL
--
TIL-ITS EUSKADI
--
VICOMTECH
--
UNIVERSITAD MIGUEL HERNÁN-
DEZ
--
LISSIT-UNIVERSIDAD DE VALENCIA

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
INTERBUS
Improved bus service networks to promote Co-modality.
Activities
Duration: 2006-2008
Financing:
Public-Private-Partnership
Budget: 93,971.00 €
Consortium:
Partners:
--
UNIVERSIDAD DE CANTABRIA
--
TRANSYT-UPM
--
UNIVERSIDAD DE BURGOS
Investigation of fatal accidents
Activities
Detailed investigation and reconstruction of fatal accidents on the Castilla y Léon
regional road network.
Duration: 2008-2009
Financing:
Private
Budget:
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
DIRECCIÓN GENERAL CARRE-
TERAS DE LA JUNTA DE CASTILLA
Y LEÓN
Partners:
--
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT
157

iPOSTS
Bird anti-collision posts for transport infrastructures.
Activities
Duration: March 2011 - March 2013
Financing:
Public-Private Partnerships
Budget: 850,000 €
Web:
http://www.saitec.es
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SAITEC
Partners:
--
TECNALIA
--
ÍCARUS
Iron and steel aggregates in cold
micro-surfacing
Research study on the use of iron and steel aggregates in cold micro-surfacing.
Activities
Duration: 2008-2009
Financing:
Private
Budget: 70,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
GRUPO CAMPEZO
Partners:
--
CIESM
--
DIPUTACIÓN FORAL DE GUIPÚZ-
COA
158

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
IVISCAT
Integrated Video Sensor & Smart Card for Intelligent Traffic Control.
Activities
Duration:
12 months
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 233,760 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
ETRA
Jet-grouting in tunneling
Use of horizontal jet-grouting to improve bearing capacity and waterproofing in tunnel
construction.
Activities
Duration: 2006-2007
Financing:
Budget:
Private
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
Partners:
--
CAVOSA
159

Levelling and monitoring of precision milling
Development of new levelling and monitoring technologies to perform precision milling
in pavement rehabilitations.
Activities
Duration: 2006-2008
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 433,422 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
Levelling concrete decks for viaducts
Automating the process of levelling concrete decks for viaducts and bridges through
the development and application of new technologies.
Activities
Duration: 2008
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 458,272 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
160

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Light panels for noise barriers in urban areas
Activities
Design of an innovative noise barrier, definition of manufacturing and installation
processes.
Duration: 2008-2010
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 76,720 €
Consortium:
Partners:
--
CEMOSA
--
PLÁSTICOS REFORZADOS TORRES,
S.L.
--
INASEL
Activities
Lighting marker posts made of polymer
concrete
Reinforcing the carriageway’s physical delineation, marking abrupt changes in
carriageways (roundabouts, pedestrian crossings, etc.)
Duration: 2007
Financing:
Private
Budget:
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
API MOVILIDAD
161

MACA
Information and documentation management system for quality and environmental
control in civil works.
Activities
Duration:
Financing:
2 years
Private
Budget: 20,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
COPCISA
Activities
Management and inspection system for
infrastructures
Application of sensors for the management and inspection of linear works and
infrastructures.
Duration: 2010-2013
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 5,400,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
IN SITU
162
Partners:
--
EXTRACO
--
LOGICA
--
MISTURAS
--
ENCAMOSA
--
UNIVERSIDAD DE VIGO

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Activities
Manufacturing of cement-bound graded
aggregates and soils
Research and development of a prototype for cement-bound graded aggregates and
soils to produce high-quality concrete.
Duration: 2006
Financing:
Private
Budget:
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
Mapping of high-accident-rate road sections
Identification of high-accident-rate road sections in Spanish provincial road networks.
Activities
Duration: 2009-2010
Financing:
Private
Budget:
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
DIRECCIÓN GENERAL DE TRÁFICO
(DGT)
Partners:
--
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT
163

MARTA
Intelligent Automotive Mobility for Advanced Transport Networks.
Activities
Duration:
48 months
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 35,000,000 €
Web:
www.cenitmarta.org
Consortium:
Partners:
--
GMV SISTEMAS
--
GMV SGI
--
AGNITIO
--
MOVIQUITY
--
TID
--
AT4 WIRELESS
--
OPNATEL
--
ETRA
--
IDOM
--
FICOSA
--
A3
--
FICO TRIAD
--
FICO MIRRORS
--
A2C
--
SEAT
--
AD TELECOM
--
TSS
--
ATIPIC
--
TECNALIA
--
CEIT
--
UNIVERSIDAD DE VALLADOLID
--
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT
--
CEDETEL
--
UPM
--
UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE
MADRID
--
UNIVERSIDAD ALCALÁ DE
HENARES
--
CSIC
--
CITIC
--
UNIVERSIDAD DE MURCIA
--
UPV
--
ITEAM
--
ITACA
--
IBV
--
UPC
--
TALP DE LA UPC
--
UB-FBG
--
UNIVERSIDAD DE ZARAGOZA
--
CEMITEC
164

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
MAT+
Use of bitumen emulsions in road pavements.
Activities
Duration: 2009-2013
Financing:
Private
Budget: 2,929,562.32 €
Consortium:
Partners:
--
GENERAL DE ESTUDIOS Y PROYECTOS, S.L.
--
GIASA
--
UNIVERSIDAD DE GRANADA
--
CEMOSA
Measurement of clay aggregates
A new methodology for determining the contents of clay in aggregates.
Activities
Duration: 2008
Financing:
Private
Budget: 150,000 €
Consortium:
Partners:
--
ORIGEN
--
BECSA
165

Measurement of concrete resistance
New system for determining concrete resistance for demolding in tunnel lining, in
order to improve data efficiency, accuracy and representativeness.
Activities
Duration: 2006-2008
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 2,564,354 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
Partners:
--
CAVOSA
MEPP
Automatic electronic device for an improved perception in pedestrian crossings.
Activities
Duration: 2006-2007
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 74,281 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
AEC
166

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
META
A road pricing model for Spanish road networks.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 412,809 €
Consortium:
Partners:
--
TRANSyT-UPM
--
UCM
METEOSAFETY
Improving road safety in difficult weather conditions.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2008
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 800,000 €
Web:
http://smagris3.uv.es/meteosafety/
Consortium:
Leader:
--
INDRA SISTEMAS
Collaborators:
--
AEMET
--
DGT
Partners:
--
LISITT-UV
--
UNIVERSITAT JAUME I
--
CENIT-UPC
--
UPV
167

Methodology for Road Safety Audits
Reducing the number and severity of accidents by 1) identifying potential safety
problems that may occur to road users and 2) recommending measures to eliminate
or reduce these problems.
Activities
Duration: 2005-2007
Financing:
Private
Budget: 62,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
INECO
MILL
Model of Integration of Linear Infrastructure Layouts in Landscape and Environment
using GIS.
Activities
Duration: 2011-2013
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 133,705 €
Web:
http://www.transyt.upm.es/index.php?folderID=360
Consortium:
Leader:
--
TYPSA
Partners:
--
TRANSyT-UPM
168

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
MIMAR
Activities
Assessment of the environment and biodiversity surrounding the Spanish road
networks.
Duration: 2003-2004
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 40,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
AEC
Mobility management
Design and development of screening tools for the definition of safe mobility plans.
Activities
Duration: 2008
Financing:
Private
Budget:
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
CONFEDERACIÓN REGIONAL DE
ORGANIZACIONES EMPRESARI-
ALES DE MURCIA
Partners:
--
INFORSE-UNIVERSIDAD DE VALEN-
CIA
169

MODETRA
Methodology for the design and implementation of traffic calming schemes.
Activities
Duration:
36 months
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 758,358 €
Consortium:
Partners:
--
UNIVERSIDAD POLITÉCNICA DE
VALENCIA
--
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT
--
ETRA
--
TYPSA
Monitoring and control systems for civil works
Development of a monitoring and control system for civil works using laser technology.
Activities
Duration: 2008-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 710,000 €
Web:
www.cartif.es
Consortium:
Leader:
--
DRAGADOS
Partners:
--
FUNDACIÓN CARTIF
170

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Monitoring centre for masonry arch bridges
Expert management system based on technical and economic criteria to prioritize
rehabilitation interventions.
Activities
Duration: 2009-2012
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 90,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
GRUPO DE INVESTIGACIÓN EN
FOTOGRAMETRÍA Y TELEDETEC-
CIÓN CERCANAS - UNIVERSIDAD
DE VIGO
Partners:
--
TECNUM – UNVIERSIDAD DE
NAVARRA
Monitoring system for tunnel overbreak
Real-time expert system to monitor TBM tunnel overbreak based on robotic inspection
techniques.
Activities
Duration: 2008-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 2,114,629 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
CAVOSA
Partners:
--
SACYR
171

Motorcycle accidents
Advanced Protective Systems. Sub-Project 4: Motorcycle accidents.
Activities
Duration: 2004-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 2,304,390 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT
Partners:
--
DEKRA
--
TNO
--
UNIFI
--
LMU
--
DAINESE
--
MECALOG
--
PIAGGIO
--
FEMA
--
HIASA
172

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Motorcycle crash simulation
Data collection and modeling of the variables involved in motorcycle single-vehicle
accidents.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2008
Financing:
Private
Budget:
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
LÍNEA DIRECTA ASEGURADORA,
S.A.
Partners:
--
INFORSE-UNIVERSIDAD DE VALEN-
CIA
MOVICONTROL
Measurement of distances and travel times on Spanish roads.
Activities
Duration: 2003
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 56,250 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
AEC
173

Multi-factor risk assessment in road tunnels
Research for development of a multi-factor risk-assessment methodology in road
tunnels.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnerships
Budget: 696,627 €
Web:
www.euroestudios.es
Consortium:
Leader:
--
EUROESTUDIOS
NEOVIL
Analysis of the re-utilisation of used tyres in civil engineering.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2010
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 845,494.40 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
ACCIONA INFRAESTRUCTURAS
Partners:
--
INSTITUTO DE CIENCIA DE MATE-
RIALES DE SEVILLA
--
FACULTAD DE QUÍMICA, UNIVERSI-
DAD DE SEVILLA
174

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
New cold asphalt recycling
New formulation for recycled cold asphalts with bitumen emulsions, to be used in
pavement rehabilitation of highways and high-capacity roads.
Activities
Duration: 2006-2007
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 620,803 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
Activities
New preventive measures for disabled in
tunnels
New preventive measures to avoid accidents in tunnels, in particular those targeted at
the disabled.
Duration: 2006-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 313,107 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
VALORIZA INFRAESTRUCTURAS
Partners:
--
SACYR VALLEHERMOSO
175

New technologies for topographical surveying
Development of advanced processes for ameliorating GPRS/3G communications,
inspection and design in tunnel construction.
Activities
Duration: 2008-2010
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 1,397,276 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
176

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
OASIS
Safe, Intelligent and Sustainable Highway Operation Operation.
Activities
Duration:
40 months
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 14,000,000 €
Web:
http://www.cenitoasis.es
Consortium:
Partners:
--
OHL CONCESIONES
--
ABERTIS
--
IRIDIUM
--
INDRA SISTEMAS
--
SICE
--
DRAGADOS
--
OHL
--
Gmv
--
GEOCISA
--
ASFALTOS AUGUSTA
--
HIDROFERSA
--
PyG ESTRCTURAS AMBIENTALES
--
AEC
--
CPS INGENIEROS
--
SIEGRIST Y MORENO, S.L.
--
TORREDECOMARES ARQUITECTOS
--
TRANSyT UPM
--
ETSIT UPM
--
UNIVERSIDAD DE VALLADOLID
--
FUNDACIÓN CARTIF
--
CEDEX
--
CENIT
--
INTROMAC
--
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT
--
UPM AGRÓNOMOS
--
UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA
--
UNIVERSIDAD DE CANTABRIA
--
UNIVERSIDAD DE MURCIA
--
LISITT, UNIVERSIDAD DE VALENCIA
--
EUROPEAN CENTRE FOR SOFT
COMPUTING
177

OMM
Metropolitan Mobility Observatory.
Activities
Duration: 2010-2011
Financing:
Private
Budget:
N.D.
Web:
www.observatariomovilidad.es
Consortium:
Partners:
--
TRANyT-UPM
--
CONSORCIO REGIONAL DE TRANS-
PORTES DE MADRID
--
AUTORITAT DEL TRANSPORT MET-
ROPOLITÀ DE BARCELONA
--
ENTITAT DE TRANSPORT METRO-
POLITÀ DE VALÈNCIA
--
ENTIDAD PÚBLICA DEL TRANS-
PORTE DE LA REGIÓN DE MURCIA
--
CONSORCIO DE TRANSPORTE
METROPOLITANO ÁREA DE SE-
VILLA
--
CONSORCIO DE TRANSPORTES DE
BIZKAIA
--
CONSORCIO DE TRANSPORTES DE
ASTURIAS
--
CONSORCIO DE TRANSPORTE
METROPOLITANO ÁREA DE MÁL-
AGA
--
CONSORCI DE TRANSPORTS DE
MALLORCA
--
AUTORIDAD ÚNICA DEL TRANS-
PORTE DE GRAN CANARIA
178
--
CONSORCIO DE TRANSPORTES
DEL ÁREA DE ZARAGOZA
--
AUTORIDAD TERRITORIAL DEL
TRANSPORTE DE GIPUZKOA
--
CONSORCIO DE TRANSPORTES DE
BAHÍA DE CÁDIZ
--
CONSORCIO DE TRANSPORTE
PÚBLICO DEL CAMP DE TARRA-
GONA
--
CONSORCIO DE TRANSPORTE
METROPOLITANO ÁREA DE GRA-
NADA
--
CONSORCIO DE TRANSPORTE
METROPOLITANO ÁREA DE ALM-
ERÍA
--
DIRECCIÓN GENERAL DE TRANS-
PORTES DE LA GENERALITAT VA-
LENCIANA (ALICANTE)
--
MANCOMUNIDAD DE LA COMAR-
CA DE PAMPLONA
--
AYUNTAMIENTO DE VIGO
--
AYUNTAMIENTO DE A CORUÑA
--
CONSORCIO DE TRANSPORTE
PÚBLICO DEL ÁREA DE LLEIDA
--
CONSORCIO DE TRANSPORTE DEL
CAMPO DE GIBRALTAR

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Online information and management system for
civil works
Activities
Development of an online automated tool for a comprehensive civil works
management.
Duration: 2004-2005
Financing:
Private
Budget:
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR VALLEHERMOSO
OPTEL
Activities
Slow-setting cationic bituminous emulsions for construction and maintenance of
roads.
Duration: 1996-2000
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 3,200,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
ASEFMA
Partners:
--
ECOLE NATIONALE SUPÉRIEURE
DE CHIMIE ET PHYSIQUE DE BOR-
DEAUX
--
CECA
--
LABORATOIRE CENTRAL DES
PONTS ET CHAUSSÉES
--
ENTREPRISE JEAN LEFEBRE
--
E.T. DE OBRAS PÚBLICAS DE LAS
PALMAS DE GRAN CANARIA
179

Optical sensors in structures
Activities
Development of optical sensors for structures to monitor their performance in
real-time conditions.
Duration: 2008-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 2,856,482 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
Partners:
--
SACYR VALLEHERMOSO
Activities
Consortium:
Leader:
--
AYESA
Optimizating cross sections in road
infrastructures
Optimization of cross sections in road infrastructures located in complex orographic
areas from an environmental and economic perspective.
Duration:
Financing:
16 months
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 244,261 €
Web:
www.ayesa.es/index.php/idi/ficha_proyecto/secciones_ppt-
380000-2008-5/
180

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
PARAMIX
Road Pavement Rehabilitation Using Enhanced Mixtures.
Activities
Duration: 2000-2003
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 4,000,000 €
Web:
www.cimne.upc.es/paramix
Consortium:
Leader:
--
COPCISA
Partners:
--
SWEDISH NATIONAL ROAD AD-
MINISTRATION
--
GISA
--
CEPSA PROAS
--
WIRTGEN GMBH
--
SIM
--
CIMNE
--
BRRC
--
LGAI
--
CHALMERS UNIVERSITY
--
UPC
181

PASOC
IT solutions’ package for civil works.
Activities
Duration: 2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 55,800 €
Web:
www.cpsingenieros.net
Consortium:
Leader:
--
CPS INGENIEROS
PAVILISEN
Hot-mix asphalt to improve the technical performance and reduce road noise by using
used tyres powder.
Activities
Duration: 2004-2006
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 444,580 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
COLLOSA
Partners:
--
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT
182

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Pedestrian crossing with motion detector
Lighting sign to warn drivers about the presence of pedestrians.
Activities
Duration: 2007
Financing:
Private
Budget:
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
API MOVILIDAD
183

PEPPER
Police Enforcement Policy and Programmes on European Roads.
Activities
Duration: 2006-2008
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 3,870,000 €
Web:
http://www.pepper-eu.org/
Consortium:
Leader:
--
TECHNICAL RESEARCH CENTRE
OF FINLAND
Partners:
--
CDV
--
TRI
--
SWOV
--
G@TV-UPM
--
KORPS LANDELIJKE POLITIEDIEN-
STEN
--
CERTH
--
4SIGHT
--
SVOT
--
INRIA
--
TRL
--
TKI
--
EUROPEAN TRANSPORT SAFETY
COUNCIL
--
KSS
--
SWISS COUNCIL FOR ACCIDENTE
PREVENTION
--
RBRI
--
IBSRA
--
FHRI
184

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Performance control for urban tunnels
Designing a tool for evaluating, monitoring and overall management of urban tunnels.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 730,238 €
Web:
www.euroestudios.es
Consortium:
Leader:
--
EUROESTUDIOS
Performance review and re-use of barriers with
IPN-posts
Study on the performance and the possible re-use of safety barriers with IPN posts by
transforming them into Power-Two-Wheelers (PTWs) protection systems.
Activities
Duration: 2008-2009
Financing:
Private
Budget:
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
DIRECCIÓN GENERAL DE TRÁFICO
(DGT)
Partners:
--
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT
185

PIIBE
Research and development of new non-fuel uses for biofuels and their application to
roads.
Activities
Duration: 2006-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 1,235,788 €
Web:
www.piibe.com
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
Partners:
--
REPSOL
--
COMERCIAL AGOALIMENTARIA
VALPARAISO
--
KOIPESOL SEMILLAS
--
INDUSTRIAS SUESCUM
--
BIOGAS FUEL CELL
--
FACET IBÉRICA
--
INDUSTRIAL QUÍMICA
--
BIONOR TRANSFORMACIÓN
--
ACCIONA BIOCOMBUSTIBLES
--
ROBERT BOSCH ESPAÑA GASOLINE
SYSTEMS
--
ELCOGAS
--
GUASCOR INVESTIGACIÓN Y DE-
SARROLLO
--
TÉCNICAS REUNIDAS
--
TIFELL ELECTRO SOLAR SINTENS,
S.A.
186

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Poor alignment in road sections
Activities
Detecting and acting on road sections with a deficient horizontal and/or vertical
alignment.
Duration: 2007-2008
Financing:
Budget:
Private
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
ACEX
Partners:
--
API MOVILIDAD
PPO
Web portal for the management of civil works and projects.
Activities
Duration: January 2009 - December 2009
Financing:
Private
Budget: 311,600 €
Web:
http://www.saitec.es
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SAITEC
187

Pre-assembled bridge girders
Building bridges with pre-assembled girders.
Activities
Duration: 2006
Financing:
Private
Budget: 220,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
BECSA
Predictive maintenance system using bus fleets
Development of a predictive maintenance system using telediagnosis and telemetry
techniques in bus fleets.
Activities
Duration: 2003-2004
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 250,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
GMV SISTEMAS
Partners:
--
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT
188

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Preservation of historic bridges
Activities
Use of geomatic techniques for the structural-dimensional analysis and the
preservation of unique historic bridges.
Duration: 2006-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 84,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
UNIVERSIDAD DE VIGO-GRUPO DE INVESTIGACIÓN EN FOTOGRAMETRÍA
Y TELEDETECCIÓN CERCANAS
Preventing road icing through the use of brine
New preventive winter maintenance at special locations with icing risks through the
irrigation of a brine emulsion.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 445,847 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
VALORIZA INFRAESTRUCTURAS
Partners:
--
SACYR VALLEHERMOSO
189

PRIBUS
Activities
Integarted system for managing public transport priorities on traffic-signalized
networks.
Duration: 2007-2008
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 831,525 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SICE
PROBICI
Planning methodologies and management strategies to promote cycling.
Activities
Duration: 2008-2010
Financing:
Public-Private-Partnership
Budget: 235,760 €
Consortium:
Partners:
--
TRANSyT – UPM
--
UNIVERSIDAD DE CANTABRIA
--
UNIVERSIDAD DE BURGOS
--
STEER DAVIES GLEAVE
190

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
RANKERS
Ranking for European Road Safety.
Activities
Duration: 2005-2008
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 4,260,000 €
Web:
www.rankers-ebook.com/
Consortium:
Partners:
--
PODJETJE ZA VZDRZEVANJE AV-
TOCEST D.O.O.
--
CHALMERS UNIVERSITY OF TECH-
NOLOGY
--
IST
--
UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI
BRESCIA
--
CDV BRNO
--
FGS HÖPPNER
--
KITE
--
AUTOSTRADE S.P.A.
--
ITINERE INFRASTRUCTURAS S.A.U.
--
RÜCKER IBÉRICA S.L.
--
EUROPEAN COMMISSION - JOINT
RESEARCH CENTRE
--
HIERROS Y APLANACIONES S.A.
--
HELSINKI UNIVERSITY OF TECH-
NOLOGY
--
EUROPEAN UNION ROAD FEDERA-
TION
--
MINISTERE DE L`EQUIPEMENT,
DES TRANSPORTS, DU LOGEMENT,
DU TOURISME ET DE LA MER
--
SWEDISH NATIONAL ROAD AD-
MINISTRATION
--
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT
191

RCI
Road charging interoperability pilot project.
Activities
Duration: 2005-2008
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 8,470,000 €
Web:
www.ertico.com/en/projects/complet
Consortium:
Partners:
--
AXXÈS
--
THALES TRANSPORTATION SYS-
TEMS S.A.
--
TECHNOLUTION
--
SICE
--
Q-FREE SYSTEMS AS
--
KAPSCH TRAFFICCOM AG
--
FELA MANAGEMENT AG
--
ELEM
--
AGES INTERNATIONAL
--
SINELEC
--
ASOCIACION DE SOCIEDADES
ESPAÑOLAS CONCESIONRIAS DE
AUTOPISTAS, TUNELES, PUENTES Y
VIAS DE PEAJE
--
SWISS CUSTOMS AUTHORITY, DEP.
LSVA
--
VOLVO TECHNOLOGY AB
--
TUEV INTERTRAFFIC GMBH
--
T-SYSTEMS ENTERPRISE SERVICES
GMBH SERVIABERTIS SLU
--
RAPP TRANS AG
--
ISIS - INGENIERIE DU TRAFIC ET
DES SYSTEMES D`EXPLOITATION
--
LOGICACMG NEDERLAND BV
--
COMPAGNIE FINANCIÈRE ET IN-
DUSTRIELLE DES AUTOROUTES
--
AUTOSTRADE PER L`ITALIA
--
AUTOBAHNEN-UND SCHNELL-
STRASSEN FINANZIERUNGS-AK-
TIENGESELLSCHAFT
--
ASSOCIATION DES SOCIETES
FRANCAISES D`AUTOROUTES ET
D`OUVRAGES A PEAGE
--
ASSOCIATION EUROPEENNE
DES CONCESSIONAIRES
D`AUTOROUTES ET D`OUVRAGES
ET PEAGES
--
ASSOCIAZIONE ITALIANA SOCIETÀ
CONCESSIONARIE AUTOSTRADE E
TRAFORI
--
IAN CATLING CONSULTANCY
192

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Reaction to fire of asphalt mixtures
Recation to fire of asphalt mixtures designed for tunnels.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 433,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
GRUPO CAMPEZO
Partners:
--
CAMPEZO ASFALTOS
--
CIDEMCO-TECNALIA
--
POLYMAT
REACTIVA
Reinforcing users’ positive attitudes towards public transport.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2010
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 350,849 €
Web:
http://www.proyectoreactiva.es/
Consortium:
Partners:
--
UNED
--
ALSA
--
FFE
--
ETT
--
INFORSE-UNIVERSIDAD DE VALEN-
CIA
193

RECIS
Network of Excellence of road safety research centres.
Activities
Duration: 2004
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 41,950 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
AEC
Recycling of foundry sand in hot-mix asphalts
Technical study for the re-use of casting clays to substitute crushed slag in hot-mix
asphalts and drains.
Activities
Duration: 2002-2003
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 287,110 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
COLLOSA
194

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Recycling of waste materials
Activities
Recycling of waste materials from obsolete roads for road construction or
rehabilitation.
Duration: 2003-2005
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 495,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
GRUPO CAMPEZO
Partners:
--
POLYMAT
Activities
Reducing pollutant emissions from road
transport
Reducing pollutant emissions from road transport through an efficient road design
and operation.
Duration: 2008
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 49,806 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
AEC
195

REHABCAR
Rehabilitation of Roads and Highways.
Activities
Duration: 2010-2013
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 5,700,010 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
DRAGADOS
Partners:
--
GITECO
GEOCISA
--
UPC
TORROJA INGENIERÍA
--
CSIC-CISDEM
ASFALTOS AUGUSTA
--
CARTIF
CTT-STRONGHOLD
--
IRIDIUM
Relationship between immediate viscosity and
deferred viscosity
Development of a new quality control procedure for modified high-viscosity bitumen
with rubber.
Activities
Duration: 2006-2007
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 265,018 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
ASFALTÓMEROS
196

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
REPLICA
Spanish intermodal logistics platform for a better competitiveness and environmental
sustainability of freight transport.
Activities
Consortium:
Duration: 2008-2012
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 89,650.55 €
Partners:
--
SPIM
TRANSyT-UPM
--
UNIVERSIDAD DE SEVILLA
--
GIST-UNIVERSIDAD DE CANTABRIA
--
SPIM
TRANSyT-UPM
--
UNIVERSIDAD POLITÉCNICA DE VALENCIA
197

RESCATAME
Extended network of air-quality sensors for an environmentally-friendly urban traffic
management.
Activities
Duration: 2010-2012
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 2,508,075 €
Web:
www.rescatame.eu
Consortium:
Leader:
--
FUNDACIÓN CARTIF
Partners:
--
AYUNTAMIENTO DE SALAMANCA
--
EUROPEAN BUSINESS & INNOVA-
TION CENTER NETWORK
--
SOCIEDAD DE ESTUDIOS P&G
RETCAIT
Development of acoustic barriers with optimized phono-structural properties.
Activities
Duration: 2008-2010
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 640,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
APIA XXI
198

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
REVEL
Methodology for the review of speed limits.
Activities
Duration: 2006-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 390.925 €
Consortium:
Partners:
--
UNIVERSIDAD POLITÉCNICA DE VALENCIA
--
UNIVERSIDAD POLITÉCNICA DE CATALUÑA
--
UNIVERSIDAD POLITÉCNICA DE MADRID
199

RIPCORD-ISEREST
Road Infrastructure Safety Protection – Core- Research and Development for Road
Safety in Europe; Increasing safety and reliability of secondary roads for a sustainable
Surface Transport.
Activities
Duration: 2005-2007
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 2,243,153 €
Web:
http://ripcord.bast.de/
Consortium:
Partners:
--
BAST
--
BFU
--
CDV
--
HIT
--
IBSR-BIVV
--
VTIV
--
KTI
--
KUSS
--
LNEC
--
SWOV
--
TOI
--
INECO
--
TUD
--
D&O
--
TGDH
--
POLIBA
--
PIAP
200

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
RISER
Roadside Infrastructure For Safer European Roads.
Activities
Duration: 2003-2005
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 2,828,476 €
Consortium:
Leader:
Partners:
--
CHALMERS UNIVERSITY OF TECH- --
CETE-CENTRE
NOLOGY
D’ETUDESTECHNIQUES DE
L’EQUIPEMENT NORD-PICARDIE
--
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT
--
ERF
--
HIASA
--
HELSINKI UNIVERSITY OF TECH-
NOLOGY
--
TNO
--
TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITÄT GRAZ
--
VOLKMANN & ROSSBACH GMBH &
CO.KG
--
VSRC-LOUGHBOROUGH UNIVER-
SITY VEHICLE SAFETY RESEARCH
CENTRE
201

Risk assessment of potential natural disasters
in roads
Road infrastructure vulnerability to natural disasters.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2008
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 1,064,277 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
FUNDACIÓN CARTIF
Risk assessment of road sections
Activities
Interactive software for the risk mapping of road sections used by oil transport
vehicles.
Duration: 2011
Financing:
Budget:
Private
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
British Petroleum (BP)
Partners:
--
INFORSE-UNIVERSIDAD DE VALEN-
CIA
202

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Road maintenance system based on GIS
Development of an innovative maintenance management system based on geographic
information systems.
Activities
Duration: 2008
Financing:
Private
Budget: 250,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
BECSA
203

Road-maintenance-based optimization of road
safety solutions
Establishment of advanced procedures for the design and implementation of safety
actions through maintenance operations.
Activities
Duration: 2006-2009
Financing:
Private
Budget: 260,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
ACEX
Partners:
--
FUNDACIÓN AGUSTÍN DE BETAN-
COURT
--
EMPRESAS PARTICIPANTES:
--
ALVAC
--
API
--
AUDECA
--
AZVI
--
BECSA
--
BEGAR
--
COLLOSA
--
COMSA
--
COPASA
--
COPCISA
--
ELSAMEX
--
ELSAN-PACSA
--
EXTRACO
--
GRUPISA
--
HISPANICA
--
JOCA
--
LUBASA
--
MATINSA
--
PANASFALTO
--
PAVASAL
--
POSTIGO
--
PROBISA
--
RAFAEL MORALES
--
TEBYCON
--
VALORIZA
--
VILLAR
204

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Robotic and information system for movable
formworks
Engineering, design and development of a robotic and information system to improve
the safe operation of movable formworks in viaducts.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 894,152 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR VALLEHERMOSO
Partners:
--
SACYR
Robotic vehicle for 3D surveying
Design of a robotic vehicle for automatic 3D surveying on roads.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 1,975,280 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
205

SACIV
Development of a new road-infrastructure characterization system using magnetic
sensors.
Activities
Duration: 2008-2010
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 400,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
APIA XXI
Partners:
--
ACORDE
--
SIM
206

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
SAFE-T
Safety in Tunnels Thematic Network.
Activities
Duration: 2003-2006
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 999,450 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
TNO
Partners:
--
ASFiNAG
--
ATHENS UNIVERSITY OF ECONOM-
ICS AND BUSINESS
--
DEUTSCHE MONTAN TECHNOLO-
GIE GMBH
--
DEUTSCHER VERKEHRSSICHER-
HEITSRAT E.V.
--
FIRE ACADEMY OF CATALUNYA
--
ENCONET CONSULTING GMBH
--
ETRA
--
MINISTERIO DE FOMENTO
--
FIRE SAFETY DESIGN
--
GRS
--
HB-VERKEHRSCONSULT GMBH
--
JOINT RESEARCH CENTRE, EURO-
PEAN COMMISSION
--
KFV
--
BRUSSELS CAPITAL REGION
--
NIBRA
--
NORWEGIAN PUBLIC ROADS AD-
MINISTRATION
--
MINISTERIE VAN VERKEER EN WA-
TERSTAAT
--
SESM
--
SICE
--
SITAF SPA
--
SIMULATION IN TUNNELLING
(TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITÄT
GRAZ)
207

Activities
Safety impact analysis of the 2000-2007
Spanish Infrastructure Programme
Analysis of impact on transport safety of the 2000-2007 Spanish Infrastructure
Programme and its potential optimization through the use of Intelligent Transport
Systems.
Duration: 2002-2004
Financing:
Public-Private Partnerships
Budget: 165,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
AEC
SAMCI
Advanced sensoring and wireless monitoring of civil infrastructures.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2008
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 800,000 €
Web:
http://www.samci.es/
Consortium:
Leader:
--
GEOCISA
208
Partners:
--
CSIC
--
G@TV-UPM
--
UNIVERSIDAD CARLOS III DE MA-
DRID

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Satellite positioning systems for the
management of winter maintenance vehicles
Design of common parameters for an improved satellite-based management of winter
maintenance fleets.
Activities
Duration: 2006-2009
Financing:
Private
Budget: 180,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
ACEX
Partners:
--
GMV
--
ALVAC
--
API
--
AUDECA
--
AZVI
--
BEGAR
--
COLLOSA
--
COMSA
--
COPASA
--
COPCISA
--
ELSAMEX
--
ELSAN-PACSA
--
EXTRACO
--
GRUPISA
--
HISPANICA
--
JOCA
--
LUBASA
--
MATINSA
--
PANASFALTO
--
PAVASAL
--
POSTIGO
--
PROBISA
--
RAFAEL MORALES
--
TEBYCON
--
VALORIZA
--
VILLAR
209

SAVEAS
Automatic accident statistics’ validation system.
Activities
Duration: 2006-2007
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 81,250 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
AEC
SCORE
Superior Cold Recycling of bituminous pavements, based on the potential benefits of
new binders, bituminous micro-emulsions and foamed bitumen: An Environmentall
Friendly Construction Technique (EFCT) for the rehabilitation and construction of
roads.
Activities
Duration: 2002-2006
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 3,800,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
ASEFMA
210
Partners:
--
NYNAS
--
EUROVIA
--
SSZ
--
PRODUKTION
--
LCPC
--
CEDEX
--
UNIVERSITÉ JOSEPH FOURIER

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Security and safety control in workzones
Development of electronic control systems for construction security & safety based
on access control and occupational hazard systems.
Activities
Duration: 2008-2010
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 1,647,134 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR VALLEHERMOSO
Partners:
--
SACYR
SEGTRANS
Research, development and demonstration of systems to improve safety at transport
terminals.
Activities
Duration: 2010-2012
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 5,092,723€
Web:
www.euroestudios.es
Consortium:
Leader:
--
KV INGENIEROS
Partners:
--
EUROESTUDIOS
--
SENER
--
TAPUSAS
211

SHANTI (COST TU 0804)
Transport and Urban Development in Europe: Harmonizing national travel surveys
across Europe.
Activities
Duration: 2008-2012
Financing:
Public Private Partnership
Budget: 89,650.55 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
UPM
Partners:
--
GIST-UNIVERSIDAD DE CANTABRIA
--
SPIM, UNIVERSIDAD DE SEVILLA
--
UNIVERSIDAD POLITÉCNICA DE
VALENCIA
SIATRA
Intelligent system for road traffic analysis.
Activities
Duration: 2008
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 170,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
APIA XXI
212

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
SICO
Information system for civil works’ control and monitoring.
Activities
Duration: 2004-2006
Financing:
Private
Budget:
N.D.
Web:
www.euroestudios.es
Consortium:
Leader:
--
EUROESTUDIOS
Silica sand in surface courses
Study on the use of abrasion-resistant sand (ophitic sand) in hot-mix asphalts.
Activities
Duration: 2009-2012
Financing:
Private
Budget: 48,200 €
Consortium:
Partners:
--
CEMOSA
--
GIASA
--
OFITAS SAN FELICES
--
UTE ALDESA-BSK
213

SIOS
Integrated management system for special civil works.
Activities
Duration: 2009-2010
Financing:
Private
Budget: 606,379 €
Web:
http://sios.ineco.es
Consortium:
Leader:
--
INECO
SKP
Research and development of a new wildlife escape system for linear infrastructures.
Activities
Duration: November 2011 - December 2012
Financing:
Private
Budget: 645,000 €
Web:
http://www.saitec.es
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SAITEC
214

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Slope stabilization systems
Activities
Testing flexible systems for slope stabilization, to validate the physical and
mathematical models used in design calculation.
Duration: 2006-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 120,600 €
Web:
http://www.giteco.unica.es/
Consortium:
Leader:
--
GITECO
Partners:
--
MALLA TALUD CANTABRIA
Smart Roads
Development of a Multi-lane Free-Flow System.
Activities
Duration: 2004-2007
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 2,500,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
INDRA SISTEMAS
Partners:
--
OHL CONSCESIONES
--
NEOLOGY
215

SMARTCOMP
Fiber optics sensors for the monitoring of composite strengthened structures.
Activities
Duration: 2001-2003
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 450,403 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
CEMOSA
Partners:
--
PLASTIM
--
AQUITANE
--
TOP GLASS
--
MALAKA PREFABRICADOS
--
POL.HI.TECH.
--
INASMET
--
UNIVERSIDAD DE PERUGIA
216

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
SMARTFREIGHT
Smart Freight Transport in Urban Areas.
Activities
Duration:
36 months
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 3,000,000 €
Web:
www.smartfreight.info
Consortium:
Partners:
--
SINTEF
--
Q-FREE
--
ETRA
--
NORWEGIAN ROAD ADMINISTRATION
--
DUBLIN TRANSPORTATION OFFICE
--
TRG, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON
--
COMMUNE DE BOLOGNA
--
CHALMERS TEKNISKA HOEGSKOLA AB
--
POLIS
--
ADL
217

Soundproofing of segment-casting plants
Development of a prototype to ameliorate the sound insulation of a segment-casting
and to improve the health of workers.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 994,552 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR VALLEHERMOSO
Partners:
--
SACYR
Spanish Infrastructure Programme: an impact
analysis
Analysis of the impact of the Spanish Infrastructure Programme (PEIT).
Activities
Duration: 2006
Financing:
Private
Budget:
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
TRANSyT-UPM
218

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
State of the Art in Road Safety Audits
Review of global best-practices in preventive infrastructure road safety.
Activities
Duration: 2004
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 7,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
AEC
State of the Art in Roads’ Life Cycle
Assessment
Software for the design and assessment of sustainable roads.
Activities
Duration: 2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 544,413 €
Web:
www.cartif.es
Consortium:
Leader:
--
COLLOSA
Partners:
--
Fundación CARTIF
219

Activities
Stormwater collected through self-draining
pavements
Surveillance of level and quality of the stormwater collected through self-draining
pavements with concrete blocks.
Duration: 2007-2010
Financing:
Private
Budget: 77,000 €
Web:
http://www.giteco.unica.es/
Consortium:
Leader:
--
GITECO
Partners:
--
HANDSON BUILDING FORM PAVE
Sustainability indicators
Building a network of sustainability indicators for the dynamic evaluation of rural
development processes in geographical areas covered by the PRODER and LEADER
Programmes.
Activities
Duration: 2004-2007
Financing:
Private
Budget: 100,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
TRANSyT-UPM
220

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Sustainable and environmentally friendly SMA
mixtures
SMA mixtures according to EN 13108-5 with an enhanced performance in terms of
durability, skid resistance and noise reduction.
Activities
Duration: 2010-2012
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 4,742,546 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
EIFFAGE INFRAESTRUCTURAS
TALUDES
Use of microorganisms to avoid erosion on slopes.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 860,704 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
ACCIONA INFRAESTRUCTURAS
Partners:
--
UPM
221

TBM in abrasive terrain
Study for optimization of TBM excavation in highly abrasive ground under the water
table.
Activities
Duration: 2007
Financing:
Budget:
Private
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
Activities
Technical assistance programme on road
safety and accident prevention
Training and evaluation programme targeted at drivers involved in the transport of
dangerous goods.
Duration: 2010-2011
Financing:
Budget:
Private
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
BRITISH PETROLEUM (BP)
Partners:
--
INFORSE-UNIVERSIDAD DE VALEN-
CIA
222

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Technical solutions for ground consolidation
Research, analysis, development and evaluation of technical solutions for ground consolidation
and for their application in areas of fine sand and low porousity.
Activities
Duration: 2005-2007
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 5,072,886 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
CAVOSA
Partners:
--
SACYR
Techniques to minimize thermal and grading
segregation
Activities
Research and development of techniques to minimize thermal and grading
segregation in hot-mix asphalt spread.
Duration: 2006-2007
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 1,263,663 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
223

Technological improvements in
communications, inspection and staking
Development of technological improvements applied to communications and systems
for inspection and topograhic staking.
Activities
Duration: 2009-2010
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 1,397,276 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
Activities
Telecontrol system for a construction
machinery fleet
Definition and development of a remote system for the operation and monitoring of a
civil works’ machinery fleet.
Duration: 2006-2007
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 148,686 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
COLLOSA
Partners:
--
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT
224

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
TELEFOT
Field Operational Tests of Aftermarket and Nomadic Devices in Vehicles.
Activities
Duration:
48 months
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 14,400,000 €
Web:
www.telefot.eu
Consortium:
Partners:
--
VTT
--
ADAC
--
BLOM
--
BROADBIT
--
CRF
--
CERTH/HIT
--
CHALMERS
--
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT
--
DESTIA
--
EMTELE
--
ETRA
--
ICCS
--
IKA
--
LOGICA SUOMI
--
LOUGHBOROUGH UNIVERSITY
--
MAGNETI MARELLI
--
METASYSTEM
--
MIRA
--
NAVTEQ
--
RÜCKER LYPSA
--
SWEDISH ROAD ADMINISTRATION
--
UTBM-UNIVERSITY OF MONTBELI-
ARD
--
UNIVERSITY OF MODENA AN REG-
GIO EMILIA
225

TERMOASFALTO
Improving thermal properties of asphalts by using PCMs.
Activities
Duration: 2010
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 390,000 €
Web:
www.pavasal.com
Consortium:
Leader:
--
PAVASAL
226

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
TIMI
Intelligent intermodal freight transport.
Activities
Duration:
40 months
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 23,800,000 €
Web:
www.proyecto-timi.es
Consortium:
Leader:
--
ATOS ORIGIN
Partners:
--
ACCIONA INFRAESTRUCTURAS
--
ETRA
--
FAGOR
--
I3B
--
IBERMÁTICA
--
INFOPORT VALENCIA
--
INGETEAM
--
SERVIMPS SIG
--
TB-SOLUTIONS
227

Topsoil management
Management of topsoil in civil works.
Activities
Duration: 2010-2012
Financing:
Private
Budget: 500,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
COPCISA
TRACES
Risk allocation in traffic road concessions. Methodology for evaluating their social
efficiency.
Activities
Duration: 2010-2012
Financing:
Public-Private-Partnership
Budget: 118,000 €
Web:
https://cv.mec.es/tramites_audiencia_2009/tra_listado.htm
Consortium:
Partners:
--
TRANSyT-UPM
--
FERROVIAL
228

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Traffic conditions in real time
Analytical definition of real-time traffic conditions using the traffic census.
Activities
Duration:
Financing:
Budget:
1 year
Private
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
API MOVILIDAD
Traffic noise reduction utilising used tyres
Research on the noise reduction in inter-urban roads through the use of asphalt made
with used tyres.
Activities
Duration: 2004-2006
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 539,065 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
COLLOSA
Partners:
--
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT
229

Training for a more sustainable maintenance of
road infrastructures
Training actions and best-practice awareness-raising for SME workers involved in road
maintenance.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2008
Financing:
Private
Budget: 306,519 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
AEC
TRANLAND
Activities
Influence of the extension of transport networks on property value. Analysis of its
potential as an innovative infrastructure financing instrument.
Duration: 2006-2009
Financing:
Public-Private-Partnership
Budget: 109,142 €
Web:
http://www.transyt.upm.es/index.php?folderID=187
Consortium:
Partners:
--
TRANSyT-DPTO. DE I.C. CONSTRUCCIÓN DE CICCP DE LA UNIVERSIDAD
POLITÉCNICA DE MADRID
--
UNIVERSIDAD CARLOS III DE MADRID
230

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
TRANSBICI
Cyclist behaviour and cycling demand modelling in urban areas.
Activities
Duration: 2010-2013
Financing:
Public-Private-Partnership
Budget: 187,550 €
Web:
http://www.transyt.upm.es/index.php?pageID=1246
Consortium:
Partners:
--
TRANSyT-UPM
--
DEPARTAMENTO DE GEOGRAFÍA HUMANA DE LA UNIVERSIDAD COM-
PLUTENSE DE MADRID UCM
--
DEPARTAMENTO DE PSICOLOGÍA SOCIAL Y DE LAS ORGANIZACIONES DE
LA UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE EDUCACIÓN A DISTANCIA UNED
231

TRANSPORTRADE
Spatial modelling applied to the interurban and international movement of goods and
persons.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2011
Financing:
Public-Private-Partnership
Budget: 35,060 €
Web:
http://www.uam.es/otros/trantrad/
Consortium:
Leader:
--
DEPARTAMENTO DE ANÁLISIS
ECONÓMICO UAM
Partners:
--
INSTITUTO L.R. KLEIN UAM
--
TRANSyT – UPM
--
DEPARTAMENTO DE GEOGRAFÍA
HUMANA (DGH) DE LA UNIVERSI-
DAD COMPLUTENSE DE MADRID
--
GEOFFREY HEWINGS
--
REAL-UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS IN
URBANA-CHAMPAIGN
--
JAMES LESAGE
--
TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY
--
GUENTER EMBERGER Y PAUL
CHRISTIAN PFAFFENBICHLER
--
UNIVERSIDAD DE VIENA
--
ÁNGEL PRIETO
--
INSTITUTO DE RECURSOS NATU-
RALES Y AGROBIOLOGÍA-CONSEJO
SUPERIOR DE INVESTIGACIONES
CIENTÍFICAS
232

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
TRIBOPAV
Research to improve the tensile strength properties in asphalts utilising used tyres
powder.
Activities
Duration: 2009-2010
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 380,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
COLLOSA
Partners:
--
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT
TUNEL-CARE
Sensor network for disaster prevention and crisis management in tunnels.
Activities
Duration: 2008- 2010
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 294,503 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
ACCIONA INFRAESTRUCTURAS
Partners:
--
MTP. MÉTODOS Y TECNOLOGÍAS
--
UPM
233

UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) system in the
construction and operation of infrastructure
projects
Development of a UAV system with application in the implementation of projects, construction
and operation of infrastructure.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2010
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 1,965,927 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
Used tyres in embankments
Incorporation of used tyres as raw material in the construction of embankments.
Activities
Duration: 2009-2011
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 2,689,243.99 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
Partners:
--
CEMOSA
--
SIGNUS
--
LABIKER
234

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Used tyres in road pavements
Activities
Innovative technology for the application of used tyres in pavements resistant to
cracking.
Duration: 2009-2012
Financing:
Budget:
Public-Private Partnership
N.D.
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
Partners:
--
REPSOL YPF
--
CIESM
--
SERGEICO
Used tyres to reduce traffic sound
Recovery and reuse of used tyres in sound-insulating roads.
Activities
Duration: 2005-2008
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 935,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
GRUPO CAMPEZO
Partners:
--
ANKER
--
INASMET
--
FUNDACIÓN INATEC
235

Utilisation of used tyres in asphalt mixtures
Development of a new hot-mix asphalt incorporating a high percentage of tyre powder,
for a cost-effective and large-scale deployment.
Activities
Duration: 2009-2010
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 150,000 €
Web:
www.servia-canto.com y www.cartif.es
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SERVIÁ-CANTÓ
Partners:
--
FUNDACIÓN CARTIF
236

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
VIALCYL
Sustainability and safety in road infrastructure. Deployment of new technologies for
the construction, maintenance of the Castilla y León regional road network.
Activities
Duration: 2009-2012
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 7,124,531 €
Web:
www.collosa.es/proyectos.html
Consortium:
Leader:
--
COLLOSA
Partners:
--
PAVIMENTOS ASFÁLTICOS SALA-
MANCA
--
SAN GREGORIO CONSTRUCCIÓN
--
GRUPO INZAMAC
--
PROCONS
--
SEÑALIZACIONES HERBIPLAST
--
FUNDACIÓN CARTIF
--
FUNDACIÓN CIDAUT
--
UNIVERSIDAD DE SALAMANCA
--
IRNASA
--
CEDETEL
237

Vibrations in cable-stayed bridge
Development of preventive measures to mitigate vibrations in cable-stayed bridges.
Activities
Duration: 2008-2009
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 733,144 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SACYR
VULCAN
Road infrastructure vulnerability to natural disasters.
Activities
Duration: 2007-2008
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 1,064,277 €
Web:
www.euroestudios.es
Consortium:
Leader:
--
AEC
238
Partners:
--
FUNDACIÓN CARTIF
--
ACCIONA INFRAESTRUCTURAS
--
EUROESTUDIOS

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
Warm-mix asphalt
Development of production and laying techniques for cold and recycled agglomerates,
by adding an innovative additive (Ecoasfalto) that can raise the temperature of the
asphalt by 40 ºC, allowing a more compact ready-to-expand mixture.
Activities
Duration: 2010
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 368,000 €
Web:
www.pavasal.com
Consortium:
Leader:
--
PAVASAL
Waste materials for concrete aggregates
Use of construction waste materials as aggregates for concrete production.
Activities
Duration: 2002-2004
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 163,494.79 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
CEMOSA
239

WCP
Wildlife Crossings Project.
Activities
Duration: January 2010 - April 2013
Financing:
Private
Budget: 350,000 €
Web:
http://www.linkanet.net:8080/wc
Consortium:
Leader:
--
SAITEC
Partners:
--
SWEDISH BIODIVERSITY CENTRE
(CBM)
--
INFRA ECO NETWORK EUROPE
(IENE)
240

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
WHITEROADS
White spots in the Trans-European Road Network: a positive approach to road safety.
Activities
Duration:
30 months
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 1,041,907 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
ERF
Partners:
--
AEC
WIKIVIA
The road encyclopedia in Spanish language.
Activities
Duration: 2008-2010
Financing:
Public-Private Partnership
Budget: 291,353 €
Web:
www.wikivia.org
Consortium:
Leader:
--
AEC
241

Winter serviceability
Optimization of preventive treatments in winter serviceability through detailed weather
forecasts, to minimize its social and environmental impact.
Activities
Duration: 2006-2009
Financing:
Private
Budget: 260,000 €
Consortium:
Leader:
--
ACEX
Partners:
--
UNIVERSIDAD DE CASTILLA LA
MANCHA
--
ALVAC
--
API
--
AUDECA
--
AZVI
--
BECSA
--
BEGAR
--
COLLOSA
--
COMSA
--
COPASA
--
COPCISA
--
ELSAMEX
--
ELSAN-PACSA
--
EXTRACO
--
GRUPISA
--
HISPANICA
--
JOCA
--
LUBASA
--
MATINSA
--
PANASFALTO
--
PAVASAL
--
POSTIGO
--
PROBISA
--
RAFAEL MORALES
--
TEBYCON
--
VALORIZA INFRAESTRUCTURAS
--
VILLAR
242

2 nd dition
anuary 2012
WISETRIP
Wide scale network of e-systems for multimodal journey planning and delivery of trip
intelligent personalized data.
Activities
Duration:
Financing:
30 months
Public-Private
Budget: 2,100,000 €
Web:
www.wisetrip-eu.org
Consortium:
Leader:
--
FORTHNET S.A.
Partners:
--
AUEB-RC/TRANSLOG
--
ETRA
--
MOBISOFT OY
--
UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN
--
ATAF SPA
--
MEMEX SRL
--
BPV GMBH
--
ANGUS TRANSPORT FORUM
--
DESTIA
--
HCTRC
--
YLE
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6 ACRONYMS
A
ACEX: Asociación de Empresas de Conservación y Explotación de Infraestructuras
ACHE: Asociación Científico-Técnica del Hormigón Estructural
ACALINCO: Asociación Castellano Leonesa de Empresas de Ingeniería y Consultoras
ACOVAL: Asociación de Empresas Valencianas Contratistas de Obras de la Administración
ACP: Asociación de Constructores y Promotores de Málaga
ACV: Análisis de Ciclo de Vida
ADAC: Allgemeiner Deutscehr Automobil Club
ADE: Agencia de Inversiones y Servicios ( Junta de Castilla y León)
ADEINTE: Asociación para el Desarrollo del Edificio e Infraestructura Inteligente
ADL: Asociación para el Desarrollo de la Logística
AEC: Asociación Española de la Carretera
Aeccti: Asociación de Empresas de Control de Calidad y Control Técnico Independientes
AEDIP: Asociación Española de Dirección Integrada de Proyecto
AEI: Agrupación Empresarial Innovadora
AENOR: Asociación Española de Normalización y Certificación
AERCO: Asociación Nacional de Empresas Constructoras de Obra Pública
AFEC: Asociación de Fabricantes de Equipos de Climatización
AFRE: Asociación de Fabricantes de Agua y Riego Españoles
AGE: European Older People’s Platform
AIDICO: Instituto Tecnológico de la Construcción
AIPCR: Asociación Mundial de la Carretera
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anuary 2012
AITEMIN: Asociación para la Investigación y Desarrollo Industrial de los Recursos Naturales
ALCAL: Asociación de Laboratorios Acreditados de Castilla y León
AMCA: Air Movement and Control Association
ANCI: Asociación Nacional de Constructores Independientes
ANEFA: Asociación Nacional de Empresarios Fabricantes de Áridos
ANFO: Ammonium Nitrate Fuel Oil
ANTER: Asociación Nacional Técnica de Estabilizados de Suelos y Reciclados de Firmes
APECC: Asociación Provincial de Empresas de la Construcción de Castellón
APICI: Asociación de Profesionales de Ingeniería de Protección Contra Incendios
ARIVAL: Asociación de Empresas de Áridos de la Comunidad Valenciana
ASCAMM: Asociación Catalana de Empresas de Moldes y Matrices
ASEFAPI: Asociación Española de Fabricantes de Pinturas y Tintas a Imprimir
ASEFMA: Asociación Española de Fabricantes de Mezclas Asfálticas
ASESGA: Asociación Española de Aparcamientos y Garajes
ASEPA: Asociación Española de Profesionales de Automoción
ASF: Asociación de la Industria Fotovoltaica
ASICA: Asociación de Ingenieros Consultores de Andalucía
ASICMA: Asociación de Empresas de Ingeniería, Consultoría, Medio Ambiente, Arquitectura y Servicios
ASINCE: Asociación Española de Empresas de Ingeniería, Consultoría y Servicios Tecnológicos
ATAC: Agenzia del Trasporto Autoferrotranviario del Comune di Roma
ATC: Asociación Técnica de Carreteras
ATEB: Asociación Técnica de Emulsiones Bituminosas
ATEG: Asociación Técnica Española de la Galvanización
AUEB-RC/TRANSLOG: Transportation Systems and Logistics Laboratory Athens University of Econom-
AVE: Asociación Valenciana de Empresarios
AVINCO: Asociación Valenciana de Ingenieros Consultores
B
BAST: Bundesanstalt für Straßenwesen
BEGAR: Begar Construcciones y Contratas, S.A.
Bfu: Swiss Council for Injury Prevention, Switzerland
BIVV: Belgisch Instituut Voor De Verkeersveiligheid VZW
BLOM: Blom, Sistemas Geoespaciales
BMVAC: Betunes Modificados de Alta Viscosidad con Caucho
BRRC: Belgian Road Research Center
BPC: Brussels Programme Centre
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C
CCOC: Cambra Oficial de Contractistes d´Obres de Catalunya
CICCP: Colegio de Ingenieros de Caminos, Canales y Puertos
CEACOP: Círculo de Empresas Andaluzas de la Construcción, Consultoría y Obra Pública
CEC: Confederación de Empresarios de La Coruña
CEG: Confederación de Empresarios de Galicia
CEDETEL: Centro para el Desarrollo de las Telecomunicaciones
CEDEX: Centro de Estudios y Experimentación de Obras Públicas
CEDIANT: Centro para el Desarrollo, Investigación y Aplicación de Nuevas Tecnologías
CDTI: Centro para el Desarrollo Tecnológico Industrial
CDV: Transport Research Centre, Czech Republic
CEEC: Clúster d'Eficiència Energètica de Catalunya
CEIT: Centro de estudios e investigaciones técnicas de Guipúzcoa
CENIT: Consorcios Estratégicos Nacionales de Investigación Tecnológica
CEOE: Confederación Española de Organizaciones Empresariales
CEPREVEN: Centro Nacional de Prevención de Daños y Pérdidas
CEPYME: Confederación Española de la Pequeña y Mediana Empresa
CERTH/HIT: Center for Research & Technology Hellas/Hellenic Institute of Transport
CETE: Centre d’Etudes Techniques de l’Equipement Nord-Picardie
CETU: Centre d´ Etudes des Tunnels
CEV: Confederación Empresarial Valenciana
CICYT: Plataforma de Gestión de la Investigación y Transferencia de la Tecnología
CIDEM: Centro de Innovación y Desarrollo Empresarial
CIESM: Centro de Investigación Elpidio Sánchez Marcos
CIMNE: International Center for Numerical Methods
CIREF: Centro Ibérico de Restauración Fluvial
CITIC: Centro Andaluz de Innovación y Tecnologías de la Información y las Comunicaciones
CNC: Confederación Nacional de la Construcción
COTEC: Fundación para la Innovación Tecnológica
CPA: Coeficiente de Pulido Acelerado
CRF: Centro Ricerche FIAT
CRT: Coeficiente de Rozamiento Transversal
CSIC: Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas
CTA: Corporación Tecnológica de Andalucía
CTCOM: Centro Tecnológico de las Tecnologías de la Información
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D
DAT: DEIMOS Aplicaciones Tecnológicas, S.L.
DECSAI: Departamento de Ciencias de la Computación e Inteligencia Artificial de la Universidad de Gra-
DGT: Dirección General de Tráfico
DITS: Dipartimento di Idraulica Trasporti e Strade - Università degli Studi di Roma "La Sapienza"
DLR: Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt Institute of Transportation Systems
DSTA: Desarrollo de Sistemas Tecnológicos Avanzados, S.L.
E
E2B: Energy Efficient Buildings
E2BA: Energy Efficient Buildings Association
EAPA: European Asphalt Pavement Association
EARPA: European Automotive Research Partners Association
EATRADA: European ATM Research And Development Association
ECCREDI: European Council for Construction Research
ECTP: European Construction Technology Platform
EDF: European Disability Forum
EEVC: European Enhanced Vehicle-safety Committee
EFCA: European Federation of Engineering Consultancy Associations
EMIT: National Technical University of Athens
eiSi: Plataforma Tecnológica Española de Comunicaciones por Satélite
eMOV: Plataforma Tecnológica de Comunicaciones Inalámbricas
ENAC: Entidad Nacional de Acreditación
ENCORD: European Network of Construction Companies for Research and Development
eNEM: Plataforma Tecnológica de Tecnologías Audiovisuales en Red
EOLICAT: Asociación Eólica de Cataluña
EPFL: Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
ERF: European Road Federation
ERMTS: European Rail Traffic Management System
ERT: Europe Recherche Transport
ERTICO: Intelligent Transport System and Services for Europe
ERTRAC: European Road Transport Research Advisory Council
eSEC: Plataforma de Tecnologías para Seguridad y Confianza
ETRA: Electronic Trafic
ETS: Escuela Técnica Superior
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ETSIT-UPM: ETS de Ingenieros de Telecomunicación - Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
ETT: Equipo de Técnicos en Transporte y Territorio
EUCAT: Centro Tecnológico Europeo del Asfalto
EUPAVE: European Concrete Paving Association
EUREC: European Renewable Energy Research Centres Agency
EUROACE: European Alliance of Companies for Energy Efficiency in Buildings
EWA: European Wind Energy Association
EXTRACO: Extraco Construccións e proxectos, S.A.
F
FACYL: Federación de Automoción de Castilla y León
FAE: Confederación de Asociaciones Empresariales de Burgos
FCC: Fomento de Construcciones y Contratas
FECOVAL: Federación de Empresas de la Comunidad Valenciana Contratistas de Obras de la Adminis-
FEDIT: Federación Española de Centros Tecnológicos
FEMA: Federal Emergency Management Agency
FENIE: Federación Nacional de Empresarios de Instalaciones Eléctricas y Telecomunicaciones de España
FEPAC: Federación Panamericana de las Asociaciones Nacionales de Empresas Consultoras de las Américas
FEVEC: Federación Valenciana de Empresarios de la Construcción
FFE: Fundación de los Ferrocarriles Españoles
FIA: Federación Internacional del Automóvil
FIDIC: International Federation of Consulting Engineers
FIEC: Fédération de l´Industrie Européenne de la Construction
FIT: Foro de Ingeniería de los Transportes
fMH: Universidade Técnica de Lisboa, Faculdade de Motricidade Humana
FOPA: Federación de Obras Públicas y Auxiliares de la Provincia de Alicante
FORTHNET S.A.: Hellenic Telecommunications and Telematics Applications Company
FP: Formación Profesional
FRECOM: Federación Regional de Empresarios de la Construcción de Murcia
Fundación CIDAUT: Fundación para la Investigación y Desarrollo en Transporte y Energía
G
GAITEK: Apoyo a la realización de proyectos de desarrollo de nuevos productos
GEI: Gases de Efecto Invernadero
GEOPLAT: Plataforma Tecnológica de Geotermia
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GIASA: Gestión de Infraestructuras de Andalucía
GIS: Geographic Information System
GISA: Gestión de Infraestructuras, S.A.
GNSS: Global Navigation Satellite Systems
GPS: Global Positioning System
GSMR: Global System for Mobile Communications – Railway
H
HFP: European Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technology Platform
HIT: Hellenic Institute of Transport, Greece
HISPAROB: Plataforma Española de Robótica
HMI: HMI Group Human-Machine Interaction Group University of Modena and Reggio Emilia
HYPALIT: Asociación Española de Fabricantes de Ladrillos y Tejas
I
I3B: Instituto Ibermática de Innovación
IBSR-BIVV: Belgium Road Safety Institute
IBTTA: International Bridge, Tunnel and Turnpike Association
IBV: Instituto de Biomecánica de Valencia
IC: Inteligencia Computacional
ICCA: Ingeniería y Consultoría para el Control Automático
ICCS: Institute for Communication and Computer Systems
ICV: Inventario del Ciclo de Vida
IDEA: Agencia de Innovación y Desarrollo de Andalucía
IfADo: Institute For Occupational Physiology At The University of Dortmunt
IFA: Instituto de Fomento de Andalucía
IGS: Internacional Geosynthetics Society
IKA: Institut für Kraftfahrzeuge RWTH Aachen University
IMADE: Instituto Madrileño de Desarrollo
IMPIVA: Instituto de la Mediana y Pequeña Industria Valenciana
INES: Iniciativa Española de Software y Servicios
INM: Instituto Nacional de Meteorología
INNOTEK: Apoyo a la realización de proyectos de desarrollo tecnológico e innovación
INRETS: Institut National de Recherche sur les Transports et leur Sécurité
INRIA: Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et Automatique
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INSHT: Instituto Nacional de Seguridad e Higiene en el Trabajo
INTROMAC: Instituto Tecnológico de Rocas Ornamentales y Materiales de Construcción
IRI: Índice de Regularidad Internacional
IRNASA: Instituto de Recursos Naturales y Agrobiología de Salamanca
IRF: International Road Federation
ITEAM: Instituto de Telecomunicaciones y Aplicaciones Multimedia, Universidad Politécnica de Valencia
ITS: Sistema Inteligente de Transporte
ITV: Inspección Técnica de Vehículos
IVIA: Instituto Vial Ibero-Americano
J
JTI: Joint Technology Initiative
K
KTI: Institute for Transport Sciences
Kf V: Kuratorium für Verkehrssicherheit
L
LGAI: Laboratori General d'Assaigs i Investiagions
LIA: Líneas Instrumentales de Actuación
LNEC: National Civil Engineering Laboratory
LOGISTOP: Plataforma Tecnológica en Logística Integral, Intermodalidad y Movilidad
M
MAFEX: Asociación Española de Fabricantes Exportadores de Material, Equipos y Servicios Ferroviarios
MANUFUTURE: Plataforma Tecnológica Española de investigación en el ámbito de la fabricación
MB: Mezcla Bituminosa
MBC: Mezcla Bituminosa Caliente
M2F: Plataforma Tecnológica de Automoción
MLC ITS Euskadi: Cluster de Mobilidad y Logística
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N
N.D.: No available
NEM: Networked and Electronic Media
NFU: Neumáticos Fuera de Uso
P
PACKNET: Plataforma Tecnológica Española de Envase y Embalaje
PCM: Materiales con Cambio de Fase
PESI: Plataforma Tecnológica de Seguridad Industrial
PIAP: Industrial Research Institute for Automation & Measurements
PLANETA: Plataforma Tecnológica Española de Tecnologías Ambientales
PM: Programa Marco
Poliba: Politecnico di Bari, Dipartimento di Vie e Trasporti
POLIS: Promotion of Operational Links with Integrated Services
PROFIT: Programa de Fomento de la Investigación Tecnológica
PROMETEO: Plataforma Tecnológica Española de Sistemas con Inteligencia Integrada
PT: Plataforma Tecnológica
PTC: Plataforma Tecnológica Española de la Carretera
PTE: Plataforma Tecnológica Española
PTEA: Plataforma Tecnológica del Agua
PTEC: Plataforma Tecnológica de la Construcción
PTECO2: Plataforma Tecnológica del CO2
PTE-EE: Plataforma Tecnológica Española de Eficiencia Energética
PTFE: Plataforma Tecnológica Ferroviaria
PTFV: Plataforma Tecnológica Fotovoltaica
PTME: Plataforma Tecnológica Marítima Española
R
RCD: Residuo de la Construcción y Demolición
RCE: Red de Carreteras del Estado
RRC: Red Regional de Carreteras
RUPS: Consultancy & Projectmanagement B.V.
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S
SCRIM: Sideways-force Coefficient Routine Investigation Machine
SERNAUTO: Asociación Española de Fabricantes de. Equipos y Componentes de Automoción
SIMEPROVI: Asociación Española de Fabricantes de Sistemas Metálicos de Protección Vial
SMA: Stone Mastic Asphalts
SWOV: SWOV Institute for Road Safety Research
SNRA: Swedish National Road Administration
SODERCAN: Sociedad para el Desarrollo de Cantabria
SPM: Sistema de Protección de Motoristas
SRA: Swedish Road Administration
T
TBM: Tunnel boring machine
TCA: Tramo de Concentración de Accidentes
TCS: Tunnel Continuous Setout
TECHNION: Israel Institute of Technology
TGDH: Turkish General Directorate of Highways
TIC: Tecnologías de la Información y Comunicación
TID: Telefónica Investigación y Desarrollo
TIL-ITS: Asociación Clúster del Transporte y la Logística de Euskadi
TNO: Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research
TOI: Institute of Transport Economics
TRB: Transportation Research Board
TRG: Univ. Of Southampton, Transportation Research Group
TUD: Dresden University, Faculty of Transportation Sciences, Traffic and Transportation Psychology
TURINCAL: Turismo, Innovación y Calidad en Castilla y León
U
UAX: Universidad Alfonso X El Sabio
UAV: Unmaned Aerial Vehicle
UB-FBG: Fundació Bosch i Gimpera, Universidad de Barcelona
UC: Universidad de Cantabria
UCM: Universidad Complutense de Madrid
UDC: Universidad de A Coruña
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UEGVA: Fundación Comunidad Valenciana Región Europa
ULTra: Advanced Transport Systems Ltd.
UNED: Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia
UNESID: Unión de Empresas Siderúrgicas
UNIFI: Università degli Studi di Firenze
UNIMORE: University of Modena and Reggio Emilia
UNIOVI: Universidad de Oviedo
UPC: Universidad Politécnica de Cataluña
UPECO: Unión Provincial de empresarios de la Construcción
UPM: Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
UPV: Universidad Politécnica de Valencia
UPV/EHU: Universidad del País Vasco
UTBM: University of Technology of Belfort-Montbeliard
UV: Universidad de Valencia
V
VFU: Vehículo Fuera de Uso
VTI: Statens Vag- Och Transportforskningsinstitut
VTIV: German Insurance Institute for Traffic Engineering
VTT: Technical Research Center of Finland
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