How can data and systems interact to make the mobility of people with reduced mobility – or people with luggage, prams etc. – as smooth and accessible as possible?
This meet-up will shed light on the role of data along the entire travel chain and will show which technical requirements, interfaces and system components are necessary to enable reliable and user-friendly services.
In addition, we provide insights into current developments around the Elevator service, the DDA export (Disability Discrimination Act) as well as integration into the Open Journey Planner (OJP).
The focus of the meet-up will be on the following topics:
- Data flow on public transport along the travel chain
- What data is required along the travel chain, when and where?
- Where do data and system components along the entire travel chain intervene?
- Dependencies and data flows
- Provision of data by transport companies
- Elevator service data and real-time information
- Critical interfaces and interdependencies between systems
- Data quality and implementation
- Concrete opportunities for improvement thanks to high-quality data
- Existing data gaps and related challenges
- Integration of the elevator service into OJP
- OJP as a component for route planning and as a platform for receiving and integrating the data provided
- OJP as a component for route planning and as a platform for receiving and integrating the data provided
- Open discussion in plenary
👉Here you can register for the online meeting.
The Meet-Up will be held in German and will be recorded.
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