1. Smart Cities, Smart Citizens: Using Data for Planning and Engagement
Professor Corinne Mulley
Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies
University of Sydney, Australia
VREF BRT COE

2. Our panel Jackqueline Klopp: Columbia University, US
Bernardo Baranda,ITDP, Mexico
Ahmad Rifai: Kota Kita Foundation, Indonesia
Xianglong Liu, CUSTReC and China Academy of Transportation Sciences

3. Plan for session
Short introductions from panel members to set scene and give “food for thought”
Open to discussion – this is the most important part
Quick summary at end and the way forward?

4. Some context from me
We have contributions showing how data is collected from bottom up, involving citizens . We also have a contribution of top down. How can we use each of these most effectively for planning and engagement?

5. The digital future: some projects…
The flexible future: how will regulatory frameworks cope or need to change? “The more the flexible the route, the less visible it is to passengers”
The digital future: crowdsourcing information in low density environments. Using citizen engagement to locate buses
Mobility as a Service: connected services built on mobility packages, striking a new view of mobility ownership? How information is needed to identify citizen needs and willingness to pay. Can it be delivered in a non-digital environment such as Community Transport?