The purpose of Valencia’s technical meeting was to assess and re-plan (where appropriate) the progress of CAMELOT’s technical tasks, focusing on the detailed plan of the two pilots that will take place in Greece and Portugal between summer and autumn 2020. In more detail, on the first day of the meeting, the updated architecture was discussed, agreeing that the user requirements and data model as presented in D2.1 and D2.2 respectively are still valid. On the same day, the progress on WP3 (Command and Control Framework) and WP5 (Mission related modules) was presented,whilst an extensive discussion on the Greek and Portuguese pilot was held (WP9), resulting into a detailed technical plan for both demonstrators. On the second day of the technical meeting, the discussion included WP6 (Visualisation and display modules), WP7 (Sensing and detection modules) and WP8 (Integration). A detailed action plan for each WP was agreed, and a second biweekly (technical only) telco was established among the developers of each partner, to facilitate the integration of the individual components and software.

Paper “C2 Advanced Multi-domain Environment and Live Observation Technologies” was published and defended in the International Conference on applied Technologies ICAT 2019.

https://icat-conferences.org/

Magistral Conference “Technology Trends on H2020 European Projects” took place in UTN University (Ibarra, Ecuador) where CAMELOT project was presented.

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http://www.utn.edu.ec/web/uniportal

Magistral Conference “Technology Trends on H2020 European Projects” in RUMIÑAHUI School (Quito, Ecuador) where CAMELOT project was presented.

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https://ister.edu.ec/

Magistral Conference “Technology Trends on H2020 European Projects” took place in ESPE University during the International Conference on Applied Technologies ICAT 2019 conference.

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https://espe-el.espe.edu.ec/

Abstract and presentation of pilot study.

Presentation of the CAMELOT project main objectives and technologies. Overview of MAOC (N)’s activities within the project as an End-User in the context of the Centre’s participation in Horizon 2020 projects.Participants: MAOC (N) Member States representatives from France, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain and the United Kingdom as well as MAOC (N)´s Director and staff. 

Abstract and presentation of pilot study.

Abstract and presentation of pilot study.

Presentation of the CAMELOT project in this workshop organised by the Spanish Land Army.

http://foroejercito.es

The CAMELOT re-kick-off meeting took place in April 2019, aiming at introducing the new project coordinator (EXODUS) to the consortium, to present the status of the amendment and that of the admin process to be followed, as well as to agree on the project’s new time plan, accountabilities and deliverables. More precisely, on the first day of the meeting, the guidelines and schedule for developing the various modules were set by the technical coordinator, while the status of each technical work package and task was communicated and assessed. On the second date of the meeting, the focus was put on testing and demonstration (WP9). Moreover, several parallel sessions were held on the following topics and resulting into detailed time plans for each topic:

• Session 1: Development process and integration planning

• Session 2: Low level action plan for demonstrator planning, including: timed events, executed actions, involved systems, operators, etc.

• Session 3: Development process and integration planning

The last day of the meeting was dedicated to WP10: Dissemination and Exploitation.

Unified CAMELOT Interoperability Adapters for Existing Unmanned Command and Control Systems
J Piwiński, R Kłoda, M Maciaś, F Pérez
Conference on Automation, 538-548

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​ https://automation.piap.pl/en/