The Open Source Lab contributed a case study of interaction design led communication, knowledge sharing and collaboration on sustainable and open urban transport systems at the City and Complexity international conference. more
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We are happy to announce the public release of the open dataset “MobilityNet”, a collection of data related to transparent and privacy aware mobility tracking through an open-source app. The dataset was accepted and presented as a poster at the Workshop “Tackling Climate Change with Machine Learning”, in the frame of the International Conference on […] more
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The Open Source Lab has published an interactive systems visualization to navigate potentials and explore best practice for urban transport transformations through digitization, multi-stakeholder innovation and systems thinking. more
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The process of global warming has been accentuated more and more under the responsibility of humans, however, the awakening of social conscience added to the efforts of the scientific community are powerful factors to achieve the great rescue of the environment. more
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The Open Source Lab’s Cases is a digital tool on our blog with over 50 examples that provides practice-based knowledge on innovations in sustainable mobility globally, taking into consideration that open approaches in transportation may take various forms and shapes. more
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Urban mobility plays a key role in enabling cities to reach the goal of carbon neutrality. Forces that will shape mobility transformations and how open approaches within these can benefit emissions reduction progress are identified in the Open Source Lab's latest publication. more
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The impact of climate change is unavoidable, so the intervention of societies is tremendously important in terms of mitigation and adaptation to the change. more
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