The JULIA project will conclude next November. To share relevant advancements on how space technologies can help optimise public transport management and resilience, the project consortium is organising an interactive Final Event. Happening on 3rd November as a side event at Tomorrow.Mobility in Barcelona, the event will offer a deep dive into how space data from Galileo and Copernicus can enhance public transport, optimise urban mobility services and empower cities to make more informed and sustainable decisions.

The programme will offer a firsthand look at the main takeaways from the three pilot sites and the JULIA Global Observatory, expert panels, hands-on demonstrations, liaison with other EU initiatives and more.

EUSPA, the EU Agency for the Space Programme (JULIA´s funding body), organisations like UITP and other sister projects are some of the special guests of the day. The event will not only be an occasion to reflect on some of the most relevant project findings, but also an open dialogue on how to bridge space data and real-world transport solutions.

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JULIA Final Event Agenda

Time	Programme
13:00 – 13:15	EUSPA Opening: Context on the European space ecosystem and the public transport downstream market. Introductory Notes: The vision behind the 35-month project and a special look at the project's namesake inspiration.
13:15 – 13:45	Experts panel: the future of Public Transport Aligning EU space capabilities with global public transport strategy, modal shift, and urban resilience
13:45 – 13:50	JULIA Video
13:50 – 14:00	Interactive audience moment: the Smartphone Constellation check Live crowd interaction via a QR code on the main screen. Attendees scan to test and check which satellite constellations are actively positioning their smartphones right that second.
14:00 – 14:45	Round Table 1: High-Accuracy Tech, Successes & Pilot Results Deep dive into Galileo including its differentiators (OSNMA and HAS), project results, and commercial readiness (TRL 7-9).
14:45 – 15:15 \| Operator Insights & the Global Observatory
14:45 – 14:55	Operator Testimonies Direct feedback, frontline challenges, and successes from JULIA's pilot operators
14:55 – 15:15	Scaling up: the Global Observatory and success stories Official rollout of the "Global Observatory of EU Space Data & Services in Public Transport". Reviewing data-backed economic and technical evidence from the Open Call winners.
15:15 – 16:00 \| Copernicus, Environment & Climate Resilience
15:15 – 16:00	Round Table 2: Earth Observation & Air Quality mobility decisions Leveraging Copernicus-based Air Quality Indexes to optimise urban transit, tackle pollution hotspots, and build climate-resilient cities. Walk-through of the Copernicus Insights Repository.
16:00 – 17:00 \| Poster Session, Hands-On Demos & Cocktail Reception
16:00 – 17:00	The hardware and software showcase Test the NEMI DRT user/driver apps, handle the INIT CopilotPC3 onboard multi-constellation units connected to the PC to show the geopositioning, and view live dashboard data from LanePatrol AI assessments and EarthPulse's environmental mapping. Poster session Presentations from Sister projects.