TomTom joins CIMILOGIC project to strengthen Dutch civil-military logistics resilience

By Public Technologies
  • TomTom joined the Dutch CIMILOGIC research project to improve military mobility while preserving civilian logistics resilience.
  • Led by TNO, the collaboration includes the Dutch Ministry of Defense, TU Delft and Rijkswaterstaat.
  • The project will use mapping, routing and traffic services to assess shared transport infrastructure and identify bottlenecks.
  • Research aims to develop resilience indicators and a simulation prototype to assess routing, data-sharing and transport capacity options.


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