How can data and systems interact to ensure that persons with reduced mobility – such as luggage, pushchairs, etc. – travel as smoothly as possible?
This meet-up explores the role of data along the entire travel chain and sheds light on the prerequisites, interfaces and system components needed for reliable and user-friendly services.
We will also present perspectives on current developments concerning the Elevator Service, the DDA (Law on Equality for Disabled Persons) and integration into the Open Journey Planner (OJP).
The meet-up will focus on the following subjects:
- The journey of data in public transport:
- The necessary data depending on the time and location of the journey
- The points of intervention of data and system components throughout the travel chain
- Dependencies and data flows:
- Data provision by transport companies
- Lift service data
- Critical interfaces and dependencies between systems
- Data quality & implementation:
- Concrete improvements possible based on good data
- Gaps in existing data and associated challenges
- Integration of elevator service into OJP :
- OJP as a component for routing, but also as a receiver for supplied and integrated data
- Plenary discussion
Why participate in the meet-up ?
- Overview of the interaction between data, systems and services in the context of accessibility
- Overview of the interaction of station assistance systems and the databases needed for their operation
- Good practices and feedback from the field
- Discussion of major challenges and future requirements for service development
👉Click here to register for the event.
The meet-up is for everyone and everyone :
- Mobility data specialists
- Project managers, IT managers and decision-makers in public transport
- Technical experts in the fields of routing, open data and customer information
- People interested in accessibility, assistance systems and digital services
The Meet-Up will take place in French and will be recorded.
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