On 7-8 February, PLOTO partners met in Athens, hosted by the partner NTUA, to discuss the work done in the first 18 months of this EU funded initiative.
In light of the upcoming project’s mid-term review, planned on 25 April, the Consortium aligned on the ongoing activities related to the development of the PLOTO platform and its exploitation.
Here below some pictures of the two-day event.
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The main outcome of the PLOTO project will be the integrated PLOTO platform. All tools, services and solutions (be it existing or emerging) that are considered in the context of PLOTO, will be leveraged in order to develop an integrated planning platform that can be...