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UMF

Public transit analytics for a new mobility flows platform

Project summary

The Urban Mobility Flows (UMF) platform is designed to unlock an important capability for transport agencies, city councils and transport operators. It delivers visual insights into journey patterns across multiple public and private modes of urban transport on a single dashboard. The aim of this analysis is to reveal discrepancies between infrastructure, service design, business models and actual travel habits, and to help determine goals for service optimisation. By improving transport offerings in ways that drive adoption of new habits that are aligned with sustainability goals, cities will be able to further extend the relative market share of public transport, reduce private car journeys and improve active travel habits for its citizens.

Project start:

1 January 2024

Budget:

€500,000

Context

The goal of this project is to deploy a commercial solution in two cities that delivers valuable data insights to transport agencies, city councils and transport operators.

Challenge

The UMF platform tackles the lack of comprehensive data insights into journey patterns that represent the complete modal share of city.

Expected outcome

The UMF platform is a cutting-edge big data analytics solution that uses anonymous telco data to determine aggregated journey flows across multiple transport modes.

Project Lead

Hristo Popov

hpopov@theoremus.com