The Trend Towards Mobility Service Integration
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Slide deck of ECIM Paper by Susie Ruston McAleer (21c), Julia Glidden (21c) and Eric Legale (Issy Media)
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The Trend Towards Mobility Service Integration
- 3. Main title Content A Shared Vision To Make Mobility Easier
- 4. Main title Content Through A Platform That Integrates Mobility Services
- 5. Main title Content To Deliver Benefits For All
- 6. Content First New Service: Parking App
- 7. Main title Tested in Issy les Moulineaux and Brussels
- 8. Content Transports in Issy-les-Moulineaux + 20% of transfers by public transports in 10 years + 26 % of traffic jam kilometers since 2010 55 hours per year per person in traffic jam 20 % of drivers in Paris looks for a parking
- 9. Impact on the City • Developing a “Smart City” multimodal app • Putting together the service providers • Offering better services to citizens
- 10. ECIMs Future Proof of Concept in Birmingham UK to demonstrate: • Ease of integrating and publishing 3rd party services and data • Use of single sign-on functionality and common API for payment • Use of HTML5 mobile app across Europe
Editor's Notes
- I’m in charge of a local public company, Issy Média, which serves as a task force (from technology watch to project management) for implementing the city’s ICT strategy and as co-ordinator of all ICT initiatives launched by the city. Let’s me tell you a few words about my City, Issy-les-Moulineaux, a medium-sized town situated in the suburbs of Paris. During the last years, Issy has successfully developed and implemented a proactive strategy of innovation to build a local Information Society which is open to all.
- In this framework, Issy Média represents Issy-les-Moulineaux in digital innovation projects, including the ones funded by the European Commission. ECIM is one of this projects and I’m here to present you its objectives, recent results and future steps.
- The ubiquity of smart phones and social media combined with the rapid advance of ever cheaper and easier to use technologies has unleashed a range of innovative new applications and services that can make our cities smarter and better places to live and work...... Moreover, a lot of new ways of moving around a City are coming out: Paying parking by mobile Bike sharing Electric cars The revolution on public transports and Taxis And this worsening an old and familiar problem: how to get from A to B as quickly as possible? Today, people increasingly depend on smartphones to navigate the complexities of city transport systems. While huge numbers of sophisticated apps exist to help with this task, most deal with only one mode of transport, and each requires a time-consuming registration process. All these highly specialised services leave travellers feeling frustrated; constantly switching from one app to the next. Wouldn’t it be better if there were one service that exposed all those apps through a single screen, and helped creative solutions stand out from the crowd? Well, soon there will be… But how dealing with this?
- ECIM wants to offer a solution to this through… A single platform and application offering various services. ECIM platform has been designed with a native HTML5 user interface to make access via a smart device easy regardless of OS. In addition to the HTML5 interface, the team are currently developing extensions for native OS on Android and iOS. In fact, users just need to register on the marketplace and they can then access various services: PARKING Parking API allows to discover and use parking services in a particular city. Through this API users can vie view a list of parking spaces, their details and availability, calculate a parking price, start, stop and extend a parking session, to name just a few. SINGLE SIGN-ON Single sign-on API makes everything accessible with just one app, including payment transactions. Users will only need to enter one name and password in order to be able to access multiple applications. PAYMENT Payment API allows to easily request payment authorisation, payment transaction, a list of user’s transactions, user’s credit card registration and validation, as well as information on payment status.
- The ECIM platform was developed according to a layered architecture designed to deliver a flexible, modular system that can be updated to reflect the latest technologies and functionalities of the different services aggregated upon it. The platform is intended to be directed to various type of users: Cities and Local Authorities, making possible to have various services on a single app and providing data to populate the application and give a better service to citizens and local companies SMEs and Start-ups as service providers including their payment APIs to provide a new service for final users Citizens as final users using the platform in its features, such as parking payments or route planner modules
- Cross-border interoperability of services tested in three pilots: Barcelona, Brussels and Issy. Aggregation and migration of multiple public and private services to the cloud Off-street parking On-street parking Mobile payment Public transportation STORK eID Combining with new services Issue of parking permit using eID Parking locator Parking crowdsourcing
- The application has now passed its first two cycles of testing in Issy-les-Moulineaux and Brussels, also with real life testings (in Barcelona it was done a testing simulation, related to events agenda of the City). It will now start a continuous testing phase in its 3 pilots, Brussels, Barcelona and Issy, to move to the final stage of the testing: a proof of concept in Birmingham that will be explained better later in this presentation.
- As I’m personally responsible of the pilot of Issy-les-Moulineaux, I would like to explain in a few words our ongoing experience on this application. First, we need to take into consideration Issy background on transports. As Issy-les-Moulineaux is part of Paris Area, it is touched by this area situation. The number of trips by public transport increased by 20% between 2001 and 2011, the Paris region has never had a corked so pronounced. According to a study released today by the provider of information on road traffic V-Traffic, we reveal exclusively, the number of kilometers of traffic jams increased by 26% in four years (2010 to 2013) rush hours. Lately, a lot of new ways of moving around a City are coming out: Paying parking by mobile Bike sharing Electric cars The revolution on public transports and Taxis By the way, of course, the situation of the works on Grand Paris Express (up to 2030) will create a big congestion in the area and it will request to find new and innovative solutions. And applications like ECIM represent an excellent concept to tackle these challenges.
- ECIM can provide good solutions for the City as it can help to develop a «Smart Mobility» application portal including public transport, multimodal, augmented reality, search for parking spots – not just on the road - and mobile parking payments solutions. Additionally, an « all in one » application like this would probably let the City attracting many service providers offering new services and this would boost the offer for citizens.
- Birmingham Proof of Concept Scenario (Cycle 4 will run from January – March 2016) To prove replicability and scalability of ECIM solution the following 3 elements need to be tested: 1. Publishing new services on the ECIM platform (Service Providers) 2. Combining these with existing ECIM services to create new applications (Developers) 3. Testing new services with end-users to evaluate the extent to which the ECIM solution is able to deliver user-friendly and context-tailored apps to EU citizens, who are also willing to adopt them (Citizens) By covering these 3 elements Birmingham PoC will demonstrate the validity of ECIM solutions and approach. In a typical scenario a motorist will be able to find a parking space near the city centre, get there using the fastest route, pay for the parking session, then using ECIM trip planner discover the fastest way of getting to the city centre on public transport, top-up his account and pay for the bus journey and finally get back to the car from the city centre by bike – all using just one ECIM app.
- Birmingham Proof of Concept Scenario (Cycle 4 will run from January – March 2016) To prove replicability and scalability of ECIM solution the following 3 elements need to be tested: 1. Publishing new services on the ECIM platform (Service Providers) 2. Combining these with existing ECIM services to create new applications (Developers) 3. Testing new services with end-users to evaluate the extent to which the ECIM solution is able to deliver user-friendly and context-tailored apps to EU citizens, who are also willing to adopt them (Citizens) By covering these 3 elements Birmingham PoC will demonstrate the validity of ECIM solutions and approach. In a typical scenario a motorist will be able to find a parking space near the city centre, get there using the fastest route, pay for the parking session, then using ECIM trip planner discover the fastest way of getting to the city centre on public transport, top-up his account and pay for the bus journey and finally get back to the car from the city centre by bike – all using just one ECIM app.