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Mobility in the Floating City: A Study of Pedestrian Transportation
- 1. Mobility in the Floating City Marcus Amilcar Amy Bourgeois Savonne Setalsingh Matt Tassinari By:
- 2. Venetian Mobility Boat Pedestrian
- 3. Venetian Mobility Boat Pedestrian
- 6. ACTV Boat Routes ?
- 7. Boat Transportation Imob.venezia electronic ticketing system ACTV survey usage of vehicles, passenger counts
- 9. Boat Transportation WPI studied Venice over 20 years Passenger counts Directions, routes Volumes on canals Trained COSES
- 10. Boat Traffic
- 13. Research study center for City and province of Venice since 1967 Boat Transportation
- 15. Boat Transportation City-Vitality-Sustainability Co-financed by European Union More Energy Efficient Cleaner
- 17. Venetian Mobility Boat Pedestrian
- 18. 126 islands Pedestrian Walkways
- 19. 450+ bridges Pedestrian Walkways
- 20. Pedestrian Walkways 160 km of paved walkways
- 21. Challenges for Pedestrian Traffic Frequent dead ends Narrow streets Plateatici Stairs on all bridges Dead Ends Through Streets
- 22. Increases in Tourism Daily Totals ** 25,300 overnight tourists 34,000 day tourists 59,300 tourists per day Total Tourism ** 1.1 million total tourists in 1951 16.5 mil+ total tourists in 2007 * City of Venice Statistics ** The Venice Report
- 23. Airplane: 9,500/Day Train: 26,300/Day Car/Bus 41,700/Day Total Entering: 89,000 People Residents: 60,000 Venetians Other: 8,000/Day Cruise Ships: 3,500/Day
- 25. Improve Mobility Efficiency Our Mission Collecting Pedestrian Data
- 26. Focus Area
- 27. Pedestrian Types Tourists Venetians
- 28. Tourists
- 29. Tourists Hotels, tourist attractions, restaurants
- 30. Venetians
- 31. Venetians Home, work locations, schools
- 32. A Tourist’s Trip
- 33. A Tourist’s Trip
- 34. Where Tourists Come From Hotels
- 35. Where Tourists Come From
- 36. Where Tourists Go Museums Restaurants Stores Churches Palaces
- 37. Where Tourists Go Churches
- 39. Where Venetians Come From Home Locations 4,462 residents
- 40. Where Venetians Go Work Locations 14,146 workers
- 41. Route Choices
- 42. Counting Pedestrians at Bridges Counting devices 10 High Volume Bridges; Major Tourist Routes
- 43. Counting Pedestrians at Vaporetti Stops ACTV Ridership Data 10 High Volume Bridges; Vaporetti Stops;Major Tourist Routes
- 44. Accounting for Mobility Impairments
- 45. Distinct Time Brackets 7-9 9-11 11-13 17-19 13-17
- 46. Tourists and Venetians at Bridges
- 47. Hourly Bridge and Vaporetti Traffic
- 48. Our Mission Improve Mobility Efficiency Creating a Computer Model
- 49. Modeling Venice AutonomousAgent Modeling Mobility Model Decision Result Action
- 50. Modeling Agents Origins & Destinations Tourists GroceryShops Home SanMarco Venetian Work/School Hotels Museums
- 51. Piazza San Marco ? FromRialto Autonomous Goal PontedeiBareteri Path / Choice Destination Pontedei Fuseri Piazza San Marco
- 52. Putting the Pieces Together
- 54. Future Applications Carrying Capacity Structural Changes Public space Management
- 55. Future Applications CarryingCapacity Structural Changes PublicSpaceManagement
- 57. Our Mission Improve Mobility Efficiency Designing a Smart-Phone Application
- 58. Targeted Users Tourists Often confused Impede mobility Venetians Schedule accessiblity Time constraints ? !!!
- 59. Smart-Phone Application Navigation aid tool Focus on ACTV routes Appeal to tourists and Venetians
- 61. Features: Map
- 62. When Does The Next Boat Arrive? You’re “On the go…” All it takes in one tap
- 67. Tourists Tourist arrives in PiazzaleRoma Wants to reach destination New to Venice
- 70. Boat Route Most Boat Walk Only
- 74. Venetians Venetian out late Wants catch the boat Boats less frequent
- 81. Features: Ticket
- 84. Picture of Italian QR
- 85. Practical Usage of the Application Trip Planner Map Schedule/Reminder Ticket
- 86. Goals for the Application
- 87. Conclusion Improve Mobility Efficiency
- 88. Grazie Mille! MoVenice Team: Marcus Amilcar Amy Bourgeois Savonne Setalsingh Matt Tassinari ve10-move@wpi.edu https://sites.google.com/site/ve10move/
Editor's Notes
- -Mobility unique in Venice-only foot and boat-no cars-city made of islands
- -Mobility unique in Venice-only foot and boat-no cars-city made of islands
- Imob.venezia travel cardsThese cards help gather info on movevment of passengers at boatstops
- Biannual counts, # of campaignsAll in interest of understanding how boats move through the city
- Partnervenice with 5 other cities with goal of providing cleaner and more efficient urban transport
- Simulatoin of venice’s waterborne traffic based on collected dataAllows users to plan canal regulations that will minimize traffic
- -Mobility unique in Venice-only foot and boat-no cars-city made of islands
- -65,000 residents-also commuters-biggest factor is 100,000 tourists-all these people means a lot of congestion-this is from limited transportation means + unique infrastructure
- Cant find the right smart art but I want it to have 1) limited infrastructure 2) increasing number of users both flow into the need “need to understand city’s limits and maximize mobility efficiency”. Or something to that effect