This course on mobility data is designed to equip you with a deep understanding of how mobility data drives urban transport planning and informs smart mobility strategies. Together we’ll explore the foundations of mobility data, its origins, types, and the key contributors to data collection. We’ll also look at how data is generated by both people and vehicles by looking at infrastructure. There will also be a focus on the important role of data governance within the data space.
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After this course, you will be able to:
- Understand the different types of mobility dataÂ
- Discuss the value of mobility data to transport planningÂ
- Describe how technologies generate data for people and vehiclesÂ
- Identify considerations for interpreting and analysing mobility data
This course is aimed at transport and urban planners, city professionals, safety health specialists and anyone interested in the topic of Mobility Data.
Modules
5 modules
Recommended schedule
3 days
Total length
6 hours
Instructor
Xavier Tackoen
Xavier Tackoen earned an MBA from ICHEC (2002) and a Transport Management Master's from CIEM (2003). With a decade in academia, he's been with Espaces-Mobilités since 2009, specialising in transport strategies, new mobility services, and public space design, focusing on MaaS, shared, connected, and autonomous mobility.
About the Course
Free & Paid options
You can access and participate in the course for free. If you want to earn a certificate upon completion, you can purchase it. The certificate will be accessible only once the course is successfully completed. Read more here.
Ratings and Reviews
Razmik Ghazaryan
In general I liked the course, this was a great opportunity to learn the basics of data uses in planning processes. Only the thing what I'd add to the course, would be having more examples and case studies. In my opinion it would help to better understand the possibilities and real cases of usage of mobility data Thank you very much for this opportunity, looking forward to see more courses
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The course was organized well, and I enjoyed the real life examples that were chosen.