We are looking forward to meeting you on Wednesday 26 January at 5:00 pm (Paris time). Due to health context, this first Open transport meetup of the year wil be online (Microsoft Teams). You will receive a connection link after registering.

Boosting the environmental transition with mobility data!

More than just a 2022 good resolution, it's the topic of this special edition: boosting the environmental transition with mobility data! And it's also a conviction, a guideline for all the meetups. Yes we can! 💪 We take advantage of the Keolis Innovation week (25-28 january) to organise this edition in partnership with Keolis, Liberté Living Lab and La Fabrique des mobilités. Follow #Innovation4Mobility hashtag on social networks to get more information about Keolis Innovation week.

Talks program > 5:00 - 6:30 pm (Paris time)

- Datagir: My Transport Impact, a digital simulator to calculate citizens CO2 emissions impact according to their trips

Martin Regnier (Ademe and Betagouv public startup).

My Transport Impact is a simulator to easily calculate the carbon footprint of your trips. How this kingd of measuring tool can change our mobility habits? How could we improve it? More information: https://monimpacttransport.fr/ ; an interesting article about Datagir initiative (in french): https://theconversation.com My Impact Transport is also an open source digital tool, you can reuse and contribute to source code: github.com/datagir/monimpacttransport

- Bike Data Project platform: citizens collecting bike cycling data to make cities more bike-friendly in Belgium

Astrid Steenackers + Ben Abelshausen (Open Knowledge Fondation Belgium).

What if Bike citizens could share their personal data to help local communities, Public Transport Authorities, city planners make cities more bike-friendly? This belgium crowdsourcing project was initiated by Open Knowledge Belgium and could inspire other territories. More information: https://www.bikedataproject.org/

- Mobility weather forecast: a mobility dashboard to compare car, bicycle and public transports in Lyon City

Guillaume Saint Quentin (Keolis Lyon).

Guillaume made Meteo Covid web site (a dashboard to see the impact of Covid in France) as a side project and then he decided to replicate this idea for a mobility dashboard in Lyon city. More information: https://testazure.tcl.fr/mobility/index

- Collecting mobility data using Ma mobilité application, an open source app in Montréal city

Raouf Sadeddine (Coop Carbone and Fabrique des mobilités Québec).

How to gather data with a non classical way? And why would people accept to use our App for the experimentation? What are the outcomes of the data collected? 1-understand the impact of teleworking on the mobility. 2-Validate the used method. More info: Ma mobilité

- Modality: a visualisation and diagnostic tool to analyse all public transport options in one place

Caroline Goulard (Dataveyes)

Does a public transport system give all inhabitants the same access to the resources of an area? What's the impact of a public transport network on the quality of life? How to test and imagine mobility scenarios in line with our ecological challenges? Using opendata, we are builiding technological components to shed light on these questions. We will present a case study based on Grand Paris network in 2030 compared to 2021. More information: https://getmodality.com/ and https://dataveyes.com/fr

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> If you want to talk about an interesting topic at next Open Transport meetup, please contact bertrand.billoud@kisio.com

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> Get all the programs + presentations of previous Open Transport Meetup at Fabrique des mobilités wiki and Open Transport Slideshare account.