dotSHF17 Conference: Mobility Lightning Talk

These are Prof Fabio Ciravegna's slides on the "Mobility" domain from the dotSHF Conference, November 2017.

Fabio Ciravegna is Professor of Language and Knowledge Technologies at the University of Sheffield, as well as a co-founder of data analytic firms The Floow and K-Now Technologies.

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Transcript

1. LIGHTNING TALKS MOBILITY Prof Fabio Ciravegna Department of Computer Science The University of Sheffield f.ciravegna@shef.ac.uk
2. MOBILITY • Mobility in the cities is increasingly complex due to erratic patterns of the everyday life and logistic requirements • Mismatch between demand and supply due to the urban sprawl that has worsened the level of services of any type of transport system • Traffic congestion costs ◦ the EU economy an estimated £200bn a year (2% of GDP) ◦ The UK this costs the economy £5.8bn each year, or £672 per car-commuting household ▪ £583m is wasted on fuel (e.g. traffic congestion) each year ▪ £453 per commuter a year in lost time (£3.7bn) ▪ £1.5bn annually lost in hold-ups to business or freight vehicles • That is added to local household costs. • Impact of congestion is worse in urban centres where 70% of transportation CO2 and particulate pollution is generated by transport
3. MOBILITY - Private transport
4. The Challenges Ahead
5. Mobility in Sheffield 200,000 USERS IN UK 200,000 USERS IN UK 400,000 USERS IN ENGLAND
6. MOBILITY - Data ROAD MAP DATA TRAFFIC SPEEDS HISTORIC ACCIDENTS AND RISK HISTORIC ACCIDENTS AND RISK TRAFFIC FLOW ROAD SENSOR RISK DATA COVERAGE
7. MOBILITY - Data CROWDSOURCED POLLUTION 56,000 virtual Sensors In Birmingham CROWDSOURCED ROAD USAGE CROWDSOURCED ACTIVE TRAVEL RUNNING 8,000 virtual sensor in Sheffield
8. CHALLENGE: To USE the available infrastructure, data and local talents/technologies to 1. track and model mobility and 2. to inform policy
9. MOBILITY - Active travel
10. Thank you for Listening Prof Fabio Ciravegna Department of Computer Science The University of Sheffield f.ciravegna@shef.ac.uk