Month Twelve ASSISTANT Steering Group Meeting
9:00 AM December 9th –
13:30 PM December 10th 2013
London, England
The Steering Group shall
consist of one representative of each Party. The Project Leader shall chair all
meetings of the steering group. Each representative should have one vote and
may appoint a substitute to attend and vote at any meeting of the Steering
Group.
The Project Leader will
convene meetings of the Steering Group at least once every 6 months physically,
and every three months by distance (Telephone Conference, Online workspace,
etc.). The project leader shall also convene meetings at any time upon written
request of any Party in case of an emergency situation.
Any decision requiring a vote at a Steering Group
meeting has to be identified as such on the invitation.
Attendees:
TECNALIA Research
& Innovation (coordinator)
Citruna Technologies
Oy
E-Seniors
Fara Oy – represented
by VTT team
Transport & Travel
Research Ltd.
University of Vienna
VTT Technical Research
Centre of Finland
IN2 welcome but not mandatory
|
Day 1 –Monday December 9th |
|
Timing |
Topics |
Responsible partner |
9:00 – 9:15 |
Welcome and introduction to the meeting: ·
Greet all ·
Present outline of meeting |
TTR & TECN |
9:15 – 9:45 |
Project Management (WP5): ·
Review of what has been done so far (WP5) ·
What has been delivered to AAL and Spanish
NCP ·
Review of time line – distribute copies on A3 |
TECN |
9:45 – 10:00 |
WP1 – Status of work, results, next steps, Q&A |
TECN |
10:00 – 10:30 |
WP2 – Status of work, results,
next steps, Q&A |
VTT |
10:30 – 11:00 |
Tea Break & video fun! |
|
11:00 – 11:30 |
WP3 –
Status of work, results, next steps, Q&A |
E-SENIORS |
11:30 – 12:00 |
WP4 –
Status of work, results, next steps, Q&A |
TTR |
12:00 – 12:45 |
Short
Reports from partners (15 minutes each) - Part 1 |
TECN, CIT, ESENIORS |
12:45 – 14:15 |
Lunch |
|
|
Day 1 After lunch – Monday December 9th |
|
Timing |
Topics |
Responsible partner |
14:15 – 15:15 |
Short
Reports from partners (15 minutes each)
- Part 2 |
FARA
(presented by VTT), TTR, UNIVIE, VTT |
15:15 – 16:45 |
First
Technical breakout session – the convergence of the technical parts, how it
is going & what will we have for
the mid-project meeting & new internal milestones |
ALL |
16:45 – 17:00 |
Wrap
up, discuss next day and End of day 1 |
|
19:30 |
Consortium
dinner Côte Brasserie |
|
|
Day 2 –Tuesday June
18th |
|
9:00
– 9:15 |
Todays
agenda |
TECN |
9:15
– 11:15 |
Technical
session 2 – WP2 finding lagging/weak areas – (map enhancement, server setup,
user model, positioning module, route planner (API & OTR) - to be expanded
the week before the meeting |
ALL |
11:15 – 11:45 |
Tea Break |
|
11:45
– 13:00 |
Technical
session 3 – left over from session 2; Error and last KM issues |
ALL |
13:00
– 13:30 |
Review
of next 3 and 6 months work (on-going and future tasks and deliverables)
& Adoption of mini-mile stones for D3.1.2 <see note below> |
TECN
& All |
13:30
- 13:31 |
Reminder
of partner and WP reports due |
|
13:31 |
End
of meeting |
|
15:00 |
Technical
session 4 (if necessary and partners are still available) – topics not
complete from sessions 1-3 |
VTT,
TECN, FARA, UNIVIE, TTR (if still here) |
17:00 |
Building
Closes |
Bye! |
Items to
vote on:
1) Accept
the list of intermediate milestones?
Useful bits from
the CA:
The Steering Group shall consist of one
representative of each Party. The Project Leader shall chair all meetings of
the steering group. Each representative should have one vote and may appoint a
substitute to attend and vote at any meeting of the Steering Group.
The Project Leader will convene meetings of the
Steering Group at least once every 6 months physically, and every three months
by distance (Telephone Conference, Online workspace, etc.). The project leader
shall also convene meetings at any time upon written request of any Party in
case of an emergency situation.
The project leader shall give each of the
Parties at least thirty calendar days notice in writing of such meetings or
fifteen calendar days notice in case of an emergency situation.
Any decision requiring a vote at a Steering
Group meeting has to be identified as such on the invitation.
Should a Party suggest
adding a discussion/decision to the proposed agenda, it shall do so in writing
to all other Parties at least seven calendar days prior to the meeting date.
The Steering Group shall be in charge of the
overall direction and major decisions with regard to the Project.
The Steering Group shall in
particular be responsible for:
·
Deciding upon the allocation of the project’s
work and budget in accordance with the project plan, and any changes to it,
·
Acceptance of project reports,
·
Deciding upon major changes in work packages,
·
Deciding upon dissemination and exploitation issues,
·
Making proposals to the Parties for the review
and/or amendment of terms of this agreement,
·
Deciding to suspend or terminate all or part of the
project,
·
In case of default of a Party agreeing on actions to
be taken and making proposals to the other Parties to assign the defaulting
Party's tasks, and if appropriate to agree upon a new entity to join the
project for that purpose,
·
In case of default of the project leader in the
performance of hers tasks as project leader, agreeing on actions to be taken
and possibly nominating a new project leader,
·
Deciding upon the entering into the Project and
this Agreement of new Parties.
The Steering Group shall not deliberate and
decide validly unless a majority of two-thirds (2/3) of its members are present
or represented. Decisions shall be taken by a majority of 75% of the votes of
Parties present or represented. However, any Party whose scope of work, time
for performance, costs or liabilities are changed, may veto such Steering Group
decision.
The Parties agree to abide by all decisions of
the Steering Group.
The project leader shall organize the drafting
of the minutes of each meeting to formalize in writing all decisions taken and
shall dispatch them to all Parties within fifteen calendar days of the
concerned meeting.
The minutes shall be considered as accepted by
the Parties if, within fifteen calendar days from receipt thereof, no Party has
objected in writing to the project leader.
And:
1.2. Technical
Committee
The Technical
Committee shall consist of one representative from each Party including the
Project Leader and all work package leaders. The Project Leader shall chair all
meetings of the Technical Committee. Each party shall have one vote in the
Technical Committee and may appoint a substitute to attend and vote at any
meeting of the Technical Committee.
The Project
Leader (assisted by the Technical Leader) shall convene meetings of the
Technical Committee at least on a 6 month basis and shall also convene meetings
at any time upon written request of any member of the technical committee in
case of an emergency situation. This notice shall be accompanied by a written
agenda. Each Party may assign as many participants to Technical Committee
meetings as she deems necessary.
The Technical
Leader shall give each of the Parties as early as possible but at least
fourteen calendar days notice in writing of such meetings or seven calendar days
notice in case of an emergency situation.
Any decision
requiring a vote at the Technical Committee meeting must be identified as such
on the invitation.
Should a
member of the Technical Committee suggest adding a discussion/decision to the
proposed agenda, it shall do so in writing to all other members at least two
calendar days prior to the meeting date.
The Technical
Committee shall be in charge of managing the project.
The
Technical Committee shall in particular be responsible for:
The Technical
Committee shall not deliberate and decide validly unless at least two-thirds
(2/3) of its members are present or represented. Decisions shall be taken by a
majority of 75% of the votes of Parties present or represented. However, any
Party whose scope of work, time for performance, costs or liabilities are
changed, may veto such Technical Committee decision.
Notes:
23.10.13:
Hi
Stefan,
I think
that, for now, only the newsletter can be shared with the other Project. But
what I would do is to suggest to the ASSISTANT consortium, in the next Steering
Meeting, to share the demos and some developments with the people of NavMem.
Maybe we can sign a “non disclosure agreement” with them in order to use the
works of both projects, on a limited way and with the acknowledgement of both
consortiums. This collaboration would be beneficial for the 2 projects and I
think that EU Commission and AAL association would like the idea.
Best
regards,
Arantxa.