The document discusses how to provide mobility data to users in an open and engaging way. It notes that populations are becoming more mobile and explores options for publishing static, dynamic, and real-time transportation data. It also outlines five principles for open data engagement: be demand-driven, provide metadata and context, support data conversations, build skills and networks, and collaborate on data as a common resource. The goal is to inform users through accessible mobility data rather than just another transportation planning tool.

1. Être mobile
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Pieter Colpaert
@pietercolpaert

2. Population ↑↑↑
source: BBC

3. Et plus mobile

4. Mapnificent.net

5. En même temps...

6. Taking a decision
Delays
Comfort
Perturbations
What do my
friends think? Routes
How?
Easy to access
...

7. Solution
Inform users
Not: yet another planner

8. Comment faire?
1. How to publish?
2. How to collect?
Delays
Comfort
Perturbations
What do my
friends think? Routes
How?
Easy to access ...

9. 1. Publishing
1. Static data
2. Dynamic data
3. Real-time data

10. 2. Collect
5 stars of "open data engagement" (Tim Davies)
* Be demand driven
* * Provide access to meta-data and put data in context
* * * Support conversation around the data
* * * * Build skills, capacity and networks
* * * * * Collaborate on data as a common resource

11. Merci
Pieter Colpaert
@pietercolpaert

12. Credits
● Orange County Archives on flickr
● screenshot from the BBC website
● chandramarsono on flickr
● eyesogreen on flickr
● marcocrupivisualartist on flickr
● anniemole on flickr
● ncreedplayer on flickr
● andrew_bolin on flickr
● dmcl on flickr