The use cases show examples of how innovative digital solutions were developed with data from the Open Data Hub. Find out how they are used and applied to real-life challenges.
The ËRT project demonstrates the power of open data in transforming creative concepts into innovative solutions. By integrating datasets from the Open Data Hub, ËRT replaced time-consuming manual data entry with scalable, efficient processes. This enabled the creation of interactive landscape models that combine physical terrain reliefs with real-time digital projections, offering new ways to engage with geographical information.
Read moreSüdtirolmobil Bikeboxes are safe storage spaces for bicycles. The bike boxes service is seamlessly integrated with the Südtirolmobil scheme, further enhancing the Mobility as a Service (MaaS) perspective in the region. Cyclists with a Südtirol Pass can now utilize a single application to access a multitude of mobility services, ranging from public transportation to bike parking facilities, streamlining their travel experience.
Read moreAnnually, the Open Data Hub recognizes a standout individual with the Contributor of the Year award, celebrating their outstanding efforts that have greatly enhanced both the community and its influence.
Read moreReal-time parking information in the Merano App, provided by the Open Data Hub, enhances the experience for tourists by eliminating uncertainty in finding parking and optimizes daily routines for locals, contributing to reduced traffic congestion and a more efficient use of parking resources for the benefit of both residents and visitors.
Read moreThe future of public mobility is based on fundamental aspects such as the provision of high-level information to passengers and the integration of a modern ticketing system. However, one important improvement takes centre stage: the new ability to seamlessly integrate points of interest (POIs) provided by the Open Data Hub, into search queries, without the need for precise addresses. The simplification of this process not only transforms the passenger experience, but also broadens the appeal of public transport, marking a significant leap forward in the evolution of transport services.
Read moreData visualization serves as a powerful tool in today’s data-driven world, enhancing comprehension and facilitating communication.
Read moreIn 2019, Open Data Hub and Ontopic embarked on a groundbreaking project to develop a Virtual Knowledge Graph based on real data, specifically focusing on tourism and mobility domains. This partnership aimed to revolutionise data access and provide valuable insights through a SPARQL endpoint.
Read moreOpen real-time flight data offers advantages to passengers, airlines, travel industry stakeholders and regulatory authorities alike. It enhances efficiency, improves planning and decision-making, and promotes a more seamless and transparent travel experience for all. It is also a great advantage for Taxi services, Shuttle services, and hotels offering transfers to have access to real-time flight data.
Read moreArxax is dedicated to reducing carbon emissions in the Brenner corridor by optimizing and promoting cleaner transportation through a data-driven approach.
Read moreA new concept is emerging worldwide: “MaaS - Mobility-as-a-Service”. The idea is to allow people, through a unique APP, to access on demand different mobility services that are integrated with each other and to choose from time to time the most appropriate one.
Read moreBrennerLEC aims to make transit vehicle traffic on the Brenner axis more respectful of the health of the resident population and more compatible with the characteristics of the area, in order to protect the special Alpine environment it passes through.
Read moreAn interactive map that shows a large set of e-charging stations, together with important real-time information.
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