Publications
Documents and reports
02.10.2015 H1 Communication plan
- Description of the H1 plan
02.10.2015 First enhanced exploitation and pricing plan
- First exploitation plan with a focus on the VIMpay pricing model
06.10.2015 Architecture design for the VIMpay API
- This deliverable reports on the architecture design for the VIMpay API (authenticated and public part)
12.10.2015 Business requirements document for version 1 of the VIMpay app
- Business requirements for version 1 of the app
11.12.21015 Decision Matrix and process definitions
- Decision graph for functionalities based on KYC status
29.01.2016 Final exploitation plan
- The final exploitation plan will cover the results of Tasks 7.1 and 7.2 and will also consider the communication plan
02.02.2016 Report on focus country requirements
- With end of phase 1 the European focus countries will be approached. This report consolidates technical and regulative requirements to consider
12.02.2016 Business requirements document for version 2 of the VIMpay app
- Document describing the Business requirements for version 2 of the app
12.02.2016 Product sheet for version 2 of the app
- This product sheet will accompany the version 2 of the VIMpay app, describing the product features
19.02.2016 H2 Communication plan
- Description of the H2 plan
30.05.2016 Third Party API call specification
- This deliverable is the outcome of T.3.4 and will specify which functions are available to third parties and how they can be called
08.06.2016 Final report on specifics for a global European market entry
- This report delivers a detailed list of regulative and technical aspects to be considered for a successful European market entry
09.06.2016 Product catalogue for necessary features
- This deliverable enhances the existing product catalogue by the description of the VIMpay necessary features
22.06.2016 H3 Communication plan
- Description of the H3 plan
22.06.2016 Product catalogue covering all VIMpay features
- This will be the final product catalogue
05.08.2016 Business requirements document for version 3 of the VIMpay app
- Document describing the Business requirements for version 3 of the app
22.02.2017 Business requirements document for version 4 of the VIMpay app
- Document describing the Business requirements for version 4 of the app
News
- No-tillage management of olive groves can improve soil structure while maintaining yield
- Insights for urban planning — constructed wetlands sited near industry exposed to high levels of pollution
- Natural enemies of crop pests will feature in the future of environmentally friendly farming
- Warming in the Channel leads to a decline in cold-water fish
- Implementation of innovative, resource-efficient urban water systems depends on wide-ranging cooperation
- Visual soil evaluation — a key tool for better management of risks to soils
- Taking stock: progress in natural capital accounting – November 2017
- Data gathered by the public on UK butterfly populations could be useful for conservation
- UV water treatment may increase antimicrobial activity of linezolid antibiotic
- Risk model suggests nanomaterials could reach toxic levels in San Francisco Bay area
- Persistent organic pollutants: towards a POPs-free future – October 2017
- New hazard index tool to aid risk assessment of exposure to multiple chemicals
- Urban vegetation can react with car emissions to decrease air quality in summer (Berlin)
- Three-quarters of all human releases of mercury have occurred since 1850
- Relative environmental impact of nanosilver in products may be marginal compared with impacts of other components
- Waste-water analysis highlights exposure to endocrine-disrupting phthalate plasticisers
- OFFICAIR project finds seasonal variation in indoor air quality in modern office buildings
- Study investigates attitudes of soil-remediation experts to phytoremediation
- New tools for improved river assessment and monitoring are likely to inform future management strategies
- Tackling mercury pollution in the EU and worldwide – November 2017
Demonstrators, pilots and prototypes
30.10.2015 V1 of the VIMpay app
- The first version of the app is published to the android app store. This also includes a report on the version.
11.02.2016 V2 of the VIMpay app
- The second version of the app is published to the android app store and potentially on the iOS app store (if the review process can be done in time). This also includes a report on the version.
03.08.2016 V3 of the VIMpay app
- The third version of the app is published to the android app store and on the iOS app store. This also includes a report on the version.
22.02.2017 V4 of the VIMpay app
- The fourth and RTM version of the app is published to the android app store, on the iOS app store and potentially other stores such as the Microsoft store. This also includes a report on the version.
News
- No-tillage management of olive groves can improve soil structure while maintaining yield
- Insights for urban planning — constructed wetlands sited near industry exposed to high levels of pollution
- Natural enemies of crop pests will feature in the future of environmentally friendly farming
- Warming in the Channel leads to a decline in cold-water fish
- Implementation of innovative, resource-efficient urban water systems depends on wide-ranging cooperation
- Visual soil evaluation — a key tool for better management of risks to soils
- Taking stock: progress in natural capital accounting – November 2017
- Data gathered by the public on UK butterfly populations could be useful for conservation
- UV water treatment may increase antimicrobial activity of linezolid antibiotic
- Risk model suggests nanomaterials could reach toxic levels in San Francisco Bay area
- Persistent organic pollutants: towards a POPs-free future – October 2017
- New hazard index tool to aid risk assessment of exposure to multiple chemicals
- Urban vegetation can react with car emissions to decrease air quality in summer (Berlin)
- Three-quarters of all human releases of mercury have occurred since 1850
- Relative environmental impact of nanosilver in products may be marginal compared with impacts of other components
- Waste-water analysis highlights exposure to endocrine-disrupting phthalate plasticisers
- OFFICAIR project finds seasonal variation in indoor air quality in modern office buildings
- Study investigates attitudes of soil-remediation experts to phytoremediation
- New tools for improved river assessment and monitoring are likely to inform future management strategies
- Tackling mercury pollution in the EU and worldwide – November 2017
