HORIZON-ER-JU-2023-EXPLR-01
NOISE AND VIBRATIONS
Plain-language summary
Research and innovation action on noise and vibrations in rail transport, focusing on prediction tools and rolling stock.
This call invites research projects addressing noise and vibrations in rail transport. It aims to develop prediction tools and improve rolling stock design. The goal is to enhance rail infrastructure and transport engineering.
Likely relevant for
- Rail transport researchers
- Transport engineers
- Noise and vibration specialists
- Rolling stock manufacturers
- Rail infrastructure developers
Project signals
Focus on noise reductionDevelopment of prediction toolsRail infrastructure improvementInnovations in rolling stock
What it funds
- Research and innovation actions on noise and vibrations in rail transport
- Development of prediction tools for noise and vibration
- Improvements in rolling stock to reduce noise and vibrations
- Enhancements to rail infrastructure related to noise and vibration control
Expected outcomes
- Improved understanding of noise and vibration sources in rail transport
- Validated prediction tools for noise and vibration
- Innovative rolling stock designs with reduced noise and vibrations
- Enhanced rail infrastructure performance regarding noise and vibration
Who can apply / participate
- Research organisations
- Universities
- Industry partners
- SMEs
- Public bodies
- Check specific consortium composition rules in call documents
- EU Member States and associated countries
- Refer to official call documents for detailed eligibility
- Exact consortium size and composition
- Specific funding rates
Must check before shortlisting
- Specific eligibility criteria
- Budget and funding rates
- Consortium requirements
Money
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Application notes
- Single-stage submission model.
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