OLIOS-LPR<\/u><\/strong><\/a> helps track down the suspicious vehicle involved in the crime by scanning the license plate. The technology generates and utilizes another form of mobility data that can be used for crime prevention in smart cities.<\/p>\n– Better Mobility Infrastructure<\/h3>\n Mobility data can also help municipalities to design and maintain better mobility infrastructure, public transit, and routes. For instance, by analyzing the mobility data associated with commute patterns and traffic, city administrators can help planners identify the areas in the city to build infrastructure and add transit routes where required which can ultimately reduce traffic congestion on the roads. Moreover, with the help of mobility data, the structural health of the transportation infrastructure can also be monitored with greater efficiency.<\/p>\n
– Effective Regulation Enforcement<\/h3>\n Transport generates an enormous amount of data daily, which can be utilized to ensure the effective implementation of regulations. The mobility data captured through IoT sensors and cameras allow the regulators to monitor every aspect of transportation, including the mode of transport, the route followed, speed, etc., to see violations that might occur on the roads and prevent them from happening again. Instead of doing rounds on the street in patrolling vehicles, officers can now leverage mobility data to autonomously monitor the streets and ensure regulation enforcement in smart cities with greater efficiency.<\/p>\n
-Understanding Citizen’s Habit<\/h3>\n Mobility data analysis can help identify the citizens’ activities and habits in urban areas. For instance, city administrators can get information about the most visited places or roads on a specific day or time. This can help improve and maintain the areas or routes that might have been used frequently so that citizens can get a hassle-free transport experience.<\/p>\n
Challenges of Mobility Data Optimization<\/h2>\n Mobility data is of great use for smart cities. However, some challenges are hindering its complete utilization and optimization. The most prominent challenge is the lack of data sharing, as the companies dealing with the city’s transportation prefer to work autonomously and avoid data sharing due to privacy concerns and competition. This highlights the need for a common data-sharing platform accessible to the required personnel for better smart city management and decision-making. Another challenge is the lack of data standardization, as the cities cannot determine the standard for mobility data sharing for smart city management. Thus, a data-sharing mechanism is essential for utilizing mobility data efficiently and making cities smarter.<\/p>\n
Final Word<\/h2>\n The effective utilization of mobility data has proven useful for developing a smart city’s transportation infrastructure. From the benefits discussed in the following article, it can be concluded that the city’s administrators require data to understand the transport system and how the citizens interact with the transport infrstructure developed for them and the transport facility provided to them. In this regard, mobility data is of great importance as it facilitates the municipalities in understanding their transport infrastructure, which can further facilitate building and maintaining the smart infrastructure.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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