Expert Panel | Going Places: Location Intelligence for Transport and Logistics
summary
Panel lays out concrete wins and gaps: using mobile network data and GPS probes to replace slow household surveys, justify EV charging investments and reveal travel-time swings (30 to 50 minutes example), while real-time problems persist because real-time road closure feeds are nonstandard or published as PDFs. Urban freight visibility remains fragmented and needs freight data standardization before city-wide logistics optimization works. EU mandate for infrastructure feeds by 2028 is cited as a deadline that will force change.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and panel setup
- 1:13Panelist introductions and icebreaker
- 4:21Decision making with spatial data
- 10:40Addressing data gaps in transport
- 14:07Interoperability and cross-sector cooperation
- 17:39Future challenges in transport modes
- 20:10Closing remarks and Q&A
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