Open Government Data and Public Transportation

Kuhn, Kenneth

doi:10.5038/2375-0901.14.1.5

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“…According to the literature, the development of big data analytics in the public sector may offer opportunities for predictions and forecasting by combining and analyzing government data [19,28]. Furthermore, several studies investigate data analytics as a tool for different fields of study, including utilizing transportation data for public transportation services [8], conducting environmental impact analysis [45], and studying early childhood development [46].…”

Section: The Types Of Utilizationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Public services development [8,17,33,47,52,79,85] 6 Social value [17,22,24,28,30,64] Business [4,8,9,22,23,25,38,41,45,48,55,76-82,86,96,109,110, 112,115] 20 Researchers [6,8,9,16,19,32,38,45,46,49,55,76,82,83,94,95,105, 106,109,111] 19 Developers [9,18,28,29,37,40,46,48,54,61,70,79,80,84,85 The conditions of OGD utilization are also separated into two categories: technical and social. Technical conditions are features such as the quality of data, their availability, and the infrastructure for making them available.…”

Section: Synthesizing Our Findings: the Ogd Utilization Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…However, numerous OGD studies highlighted that a key problem of OGD lies not so much in its disclosure, but in its usage, and -more precisely -the lack of OGD use [5][6][7][8][9]. In recent years, many scholars have therefore sought to understand what determines OGD usage and what conditions are necessary [3,10,11].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The type of utilization covers the various ways in which practitioners employ OGD. For instance, open data can be utilized as a research tool [16], in hackathons [17,18], or in data analytics [8,19]. It is important to analyze these types according to how they influence the effects of OGD.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Utilization of open government data: A systematic literature review of types, conditions, effects and users

Safarov¹,

Meijer²,

Grimmelikhuijsen³

2017

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This paper presents a comprehensive overview of the literature on the types, effects, conditions and user of Open Government Data (OGD). The review analyses 101 academic studies about OGD which discuss at least one of the four factors of OGD utilization: the different types of utilization, the effects of utilization, the key conditions, and the different users. Our analysis shows that the majority of studies focus on the OGD provisions while assuming, but not empirically testing, various forms of utilization. The paper synthesizes the hypothesized relations in a multi-dimensional framework of OGD utilization. Based on the framework we suggest four future directions for research: 1) investigate the link between type of utilization and type of users (e.g. journalists, citizens) 2) investigate the link between type of user and type of effect (e.g. societal, economic and good governance benefits) 3) investigate the conditions that moderate OGD effects (e.g. policy, data quality) and 4) establishing a causal link between utilization and OGD outcomes.

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Section: The Types Of Utilizationmentioning

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Section: Synthesizing Our Findings: the Ogd Utilization Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Utilization of open government data: A systematic literature review of types, conditions, effects and users

Safarov¹,

Meijer²,

Grimmelikhuijsen³

2017

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“…Cities could also charge drivers for roadway use, and invest in increasing road capacity. These policies could increase system efficiency [45][46][47][48][49]. Note that we added two policies-banning single-occupancy vehicles from certain areas (4) and increasing road capacity (12)-after our initial round of surveys, and thus only include results related to them in some of the findings below.…”

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Policies for Autonomy: How American Cities Envision Regulating Automated Vehicles

2020

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Local governments play an important role in structuring urban transportation through street design, zoning, and shared jurisdiction over ride-hailing, transit, and road pricing. While cities can harness these powers to steer planning outcomes, there is little research about what local officials think about regulatory changes related to autonomous vehicles (AV). We compile key AV-related policies recommended by scholars but rarely implemented, and conduct a survey of municipal officials throughout the United States, exploring their personal support and perceptions of bureaucratic capacity, legal limits, and political backing for each policy. This paper finds broad personal support for regulations related to right-of-way, equity, and land use, such as for increasing pedestrian space, expanding access for low-income people, and reducing sprawl. However, officials emphasized uncertain bureaucratic and legal capacity for city intervention outside of these areas, reaffirming limited local power in the federal system. Only a minority expected political support for any policy. Greater population size and more liberal resident political ideologies are strongly associated with personal and political support for many policies. Local population growth is correlated with greater capacity to undertake policies. This work contributes to the growing literature on transportation governance in the context of technological uncertainty.

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Connecting Users, Data and Utilization: A Demand-Side Analysis of Open Government Data

Wang¹,

Richards²,

Chen³

2019

Information in Contemporary Society

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Open Government Data and Public Transportation

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Cited by 17 publications

References 9 publications

Utilization of open government data: A systematic literature review of types, conditions, effects and users

Utilization of open government data: A systematic literature review of types, conditions, effects and users

Policies for Autonomy: How American Cities Envision Regulating Automated Vehicles

Connecting Users, Data and Utilization: A Demand-Side Analysis of Open Government Data

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