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NEXT GENERATION MOBILITY COVID MOBILITY GTFS voluntary worldwide adopted standard NEXT GENERATION MOBILITY COVID MOBILITY Why was GTFS so successful? Collaborative team standards are not started small designing for specific use


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GTFS voluntary worldwide adopted standard

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Why was GTFS so successful?

  • Collaborative team

started small designing for specific use

  • Tangible business incentive for participation
  • Simplicity of the specification and format
  • Released as an open standard
  • Contributions and involvement from the worldwide

community of users

GTFS

standards are not static, they evolve with emerging needs thus requiring a governance structure

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unorganized data

the nature of proprietary closed systems and data

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  • rganized

data

MaaS and Smart Cities

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OSS

start development of a new OSS with a collaborative team of developers

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Best Practices for OSS in Government

  • Focus on functional requirements
  • Explore all software alternatives including OSS
  • ptions and compare side by side with proprietary
  • Include implementation costs as well as short and

long term s/w maintenance costs

  • Follow procurement rules as you normally would with

proprietary software

  • Require open architecture, OSS and use of open data

standards in your RFP requirements

  • OSS vendor should be required to commit

contributions back to source code

OSS

Why OSS in Govt? SHARED RESOURCES

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MOBILITY

MaaS

MaaS Closed Proprietary Solutions

  • Increasing annual fees
  • Largely venture capitalist funded (less risk when code is open)
  • Lack of data accuracy and updates
  • Competing business priorities
  • Closed architecture
  • Not a comprehensive platform to meet all agency requirements
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MOBILITY

MaaS

Mobility Platform

Smart Cities foundation enables emerging technologies… including MaaS. Strategic technology choices, open architecture, planning, and design will enable future enhancements, build-outs and flexibility for the future in uncertain times.

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MOBILITY COVID NEXT GENERATION MOBILITY

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COVID

Effects on Transportation

  • Necessity
  • Safety

unknowns

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COVID

Constants

1. Movement of people and goods 2. Safety 3.

  • Govt. responsibility to serve everyone with equity and accessibility

4. Technology advancements 5. Need for private/public collaboration 6. Goal of greener planet

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NEXT GENERATION MOBILITY

Next Generation MaaS

personal travel assistant

Emerging Technologies

  • pen

architecture

Data Revolution

  • personalized traveler

information (incentives)

  • data and measurements

beyond just ridership counts

  • more accessible and

standardized data (environmental, health…)

  • historical, real-time, predicted

with machine learning

  • analytical tools

Operations

how we

  • perate and

make decisions

Business

beyond the bottom line

Policy

cross jurisdictions & providers

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Urban Platform, developed by Ubiwhere, demonstrated using

  • pen data and third-party data about the city of Barcelona.
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