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FOT Catalogue The FOT Catalogue describes past and present Field Operational Tests (FOTs), Naturalistic Driving Studies (NDSs) and other such activities. You can browse or search the catalogue or help us by adding new entries or editing existing ones.

Data Catalogue The Data Catalogue describes datasets collected in FOTs and NDSs including conditions for availability for re-use and contact persons. You can browse or search the catalogue or help us by adding new entries or editing existing ones.

Tool Catalogue The Tool Catalogue is an inventory of special tools required in conducting a FOT or a NDS. You can browse or search the catalogue or help us by adding new entries or editing existing ones.

Frequently asked questions What are Field Operational Tests? What is the FOT-Net support action? What are the objectives of Field Operational Tests? Is the data from the different FOTs comparable? What is the difference between an FOT / Pilot / Naturalistic Driving Study (NDS)?

The FOT Glossary The FOT community has gradually set up a Glossary starting from the activities of FESTA and now further improved by euroFOT. FOT-Net is trying to bring the Glossary to the whole FOT community in the FOT Glossary where anyone can suggest an addition or amendment. In addition the four pan-eropean CIP PSP pilot projects on Electromobility that were launched jointly in 2012 are working on a common Glossary. The CIP PSP Electromobility pilot projects glossary can be viewed on this Wiki.

FESTA Handbook To improve comparability and significance of FOT results at national and European levels, the FESTA project, funded by the European Commission, originally developed a handbook on FOT methodology. The methodology is now owned by the FOT community. It is promoted and it has been periodically updated by FOT-Net. FOT-Net organises webinars and workshops disseminating the methodology. Visit the FESTA Handbook page to browse the FESTA Handbook and the deliverables of FESTA.

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