Big data session CIVITAS Forum 2018

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Big data session CIVITAS Forum 2018 Beyond Travel Time savings: Conceptualising and Modelling the Individual Value Preposition of Mobility Big data session CIVITAS Forum 2018 Dr. Ghadir Pourhashem ERA Chair Senior Researcher for Intelligent Transport Systems University of Žilina (Slovakia) H2020 MoTiV Project Technical Manager

MoTiV Objectives To introduce and validate a conceptual framework for the estimation of value of travel time (VTT) Broaden definition of VTT beyond “time savings” Gain knowledge on traveler’s reasons/purpose connected to the perceived value proposition of mobility Assess to what extent ICT connectivity and transport services/infrastructure affect VTT Provide specific actions and recommendations for all stakeholders (including end users) shaping the value proposition of mobility

MoTiV Conceptual Framework

MoTiV European-wide Data Collection Main types of data to be collected: Mobility data Experience (satisfaction) data Activity data Profile data Attitudes data and Insights data Collecting the data from the users of MoTiV mobile App >5.000 users from at least 10 European countries

MoTiV European-wide Data Collection Mobility-related: Mobility timestamps e.g. time of departure, time of arrival (automatically collected) Location of departure and arrival (automatically collected) Travel Route (automatically collected) Travel Duration and Distance (automatically collected) Travel Mode(s) (automatically collected) Behavioural/Activity-related: Travel Purpose (self-reported); Available Travel Options (range of options displayed by journey planner) Selected Travel Option (automatically collected); Activities carried out during travel time (self-reported) Appreciated value/satisfaction (self-reported) Influence Factors Variables: Weather conditions e.g. temperature (automatically collected) ICT-related variables e.g. free WIFI available (self-reported) Transport-related variables e.g. available seat, delays, disruptions, congestion (self-reported)

MoTiV Big Data Goals for ideal data from MoTiV app: Accurately describe current mobility patterns (Reflects current behavior), Precisely track travelers with high spatial precision, Persistently measure and map time use with mobility and activities, Comprehensive due to large sample size.

How Big Data Builds New Forms of Civic Engagement in Community Better coordination of daily trips Better involvement of citizens and social inclusiveness New partnership Mobility solutions Data Open Dataset Crowdsource-microtask delivery

Who benefits from MoTiV open dataset? will extend current knowledge on VTT at a theoretical and technological levels and stimulate further research activities on the topic 1 Scientific Community EU Institutions, National, Regional and Local institutions dealing with Transport and Mobility, the Environment and Citizens’ Well-Being 1 Policy Makers Associations and organizations dealing with sustainable mobility 1 Civil Society Industrial actors, SMEs, consultancy companies and groups of creative innovators 1 Mobility Solution Developers / Providers Transport companies, mobility and urban planners to develop user-friendly services and customized mobility solutions accounting for VTT targets of different end-user categories 1 Mobility/Transport Planners Better Journey experience More personalized information and mobility solutions Making best use of time based on personal motivations, preferences and life style Saving money as better informed 1 End Users

University Science Park Get involved 1 1 1 2 If you want to take part to the data collection and volunteer... If you are interested in following our results... Contact us Ghadir.Pourhashem@uniza.sk www.MoTiVproject.eu Follow@MoTiV_Project www.linkedin.com/groups/13568338 www.facebook.com/motivprojekt/ UNIVERSITY OF ŽILINA University Science Park Univerzitná 8215/1, 010 26  Žilina Slovakia