A system for green personal integrated mobility: A research in progress

Motta, Gianmario; Sacco, Daniele; Belloni, A.; You, Linlin

doi:10.1109/soli.2013.6611371

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“…These challenges are the target of IRMA (Integrated Real-time Mobility Assistant) project, which was initiated in 2011 as a system to support travelers, based on proprietary data provided by transport operators [9]. IRMA evolved through various phases, and it was eventually reconceived as an internet-based platform, that supports the numerous and diverse classes of mobility stakeholders through a layered architecture, that uses open source technologies, and is deployed in the cloud.…”

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Personal Mobility Service System in Urban Areas: The IRMA Project

Motta

Sacco

et al. 2015

2015 IEEE Symposium on Service-Oriented System Engineering

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We present an ongoing research project, namely Integrated Real-time Mobility Assistant (IRMA). IRMA is a software system that targets the personal mobility in a near future scenario, oriented to green, shared and public transports. IRMA aims to be an extensible, easy-to-implement and sustainable modular platform based on the combined use of multiple information sources (crowd, open, social, and sensor data) and on array of value propositions, each serving a class of stakeholders, which include municipality, users, transport providers. Hence, IRMA supports users in the entire lifecycle of mobility, and municipalities and transport providers in the whole cycle of mobility management. IRMA is deployed on both smartphone and web, and is built on a hierarchy of re-usable web services, that are based on SOA/EDA (Service Oriented Architecture / Event Driven Architecture).

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Personal Mobility Service System in Urban Areas: The IRMA Project

Motta

Sacco

et al. 2015

2015 IEEE Symposium on Service-Oriented System Engineering

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“…Currently, CITY FEED as a part of a smart cities project IRMA [2] (Integrated Real-time Mobility Assistant). In the future, we will continue our work in the following parts:…”

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“…Smart cities are a global need, in front of increasing population, energy consumption and environment pollution [2] In order to achieve the goal of smart, green and integrated cities, several projects have been launched [1] Amsterdam Smart City is a cradle for twenty pilot projects developed with the 72 partners, aiming at reducing emissions of carbon dioxide. [3][4] Lyon carries on an integrated mobility project for people, travelers and freight, starting in 2012, with the goal of reducing emissions.…”

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CITY FEED: A Crowdsourcing System for City Governance

Motta

You

Sacco

et al. 2014

2014 IEEE 8th International Symposium on Service Oriented System Engineering

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In city governance, participation and engagement of stakeholders are a critical issue. Many researches use crowdsourcing to foster such participation and collaboration. To make sure that such support is complete, an evaluation grid shall be developed. To serve such need, we introduce a framework to assess the maturity of crowd-sourced municipality services. To show a structured example of crowd based city governance, we present CITY FEED, a system consisting of transactional and analytical modules. CITY FEED has been designed, implemented and deployed as a pilot in Pavia, Italy.

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“…The topic of facilitating the move to more sustainable mobility habits has started to be addressed by a variety of technology enabled projects. Some projects, like the IRMA system [11], do not explicitly aim to motivate more sustainable mobility, but indirectly do so by providing a rich integration of dynamic mobility data to support multimodal trip planning "balancing efficiency of time, energy/pollution and cost". They incorporate other dimensions than time like the comparative cost of walking or biking.…”

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Sustainable Commuting @Work

Castellani¹,

Grasso²,

Willamowski³

et al. 2014

ICST Transactions on Ambient Systems

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Local governments are seeking effective ways to promote sustainable commuting for reducing energy consumption and improving commuters' experience. They often use so-called "Workplace Travel Plans" as policy interventions to engage work organizations as active players, promoting sustainable commuting amongst their employees. However, it remains difficult to systematically engage work organizations and commuters in such efforts for a number of reasons, ranging from preferences to constraints that they have to deal with. We aim at providing commuters, work organizations, and public administrators with tools that facilitate this engagement. In this paper, we discuss the requirements for the design of technology supporting corresponding services for commuters and work organizations and we shortly illustrate the infrastructure that we are developing to provide such services.

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A system for green personal integrated mobility: A research in progress

Cited by 15 publications

References 10 publications

Personal Mobility Service System in Urban Areas: The IRMA Project

Personal Mobility Service System in Urban Areas: The IRMA Project

CITY FEED: A Crowdsourcing System for City Governance

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