PISTIS brings forward a reference federated data sharing/trading and monetisation platform for secure, trusted and controlled exchange and usage of proprietary data assets and data-driven intelligence. PISTIS will advance the available techniques and technologies, such as federated data discovery and sharing, DLTs, data non-fungible tokens (NFTs), AI-driven data quality assessment and monetisation, to build trust among stakeholders and assuage their concerns. Such stakeholders will formulate a distributed network of existing and new data spaces with built-in governance brought by PISTIS to eliminate silos while accruing the actual data value and multiplying it through derivative assets in a fair and transparent manner.

OASA is leading the Athens Use Case related to Public Transportation Planning Support. The use case will focus on the utilization of data traded between various sources such as the airport (AIA) and the city (DAEM) to improve the overall transportation planning of OASA, allowing the development of services that are able to predict the accuracy of the load within the day in order to better schedule routes, deploy vehicles and maximise the utilization of its fleet, offering to commuters better services and lowering operational costs.

Moreover, in the same scenario the outputs of the analysis will be also traded back to parties such as the airport and the city, for the latter to be able to improve their own offerings and services towards the commuters, or to third parties that collaborate with (such as duty-free shops, local city businesses, etc.). In the case of the airport, this can be achieved by combining data for incoming passenger traffic to the airport through information from public transport buses (i.e. X93, X95, X96 & X97 bus lines) and service related data from the airport service handler (GOLDAIR) (e.g. expected queuing, check-in counters availability, security checkpoint staffing), as well as information such as airport routing, flight and weather information, etc.