Vianova’s data pilot provided valuable insights about the ways data from new emerging mobility services can be shared and utilised in order to better inform planning and policies,” Rinne says. The aim is to jointly learn as much as possible in a short period of time. “Agile pilots are quick experiments, in which the City and companies experiment together with new and innovative technologies and services. Project Manager Janne Rinne from Forum Virium Helsinki explains that Vianova’s data experiment was one of Jätkäsaari Mobility Lab’s agile pilots. Aggregated and anonymised mobility data was shown on a dashboard, giving the City of Helsinki an overview of how, when and where the e-scooters were used during summer and autumn 2020. Vianova’s solution is based on the MDS (Mobility Data Specification) communication framework, which enables secure exchange of data between mobility providers and cities. The goal of the data-sharing collaboration was to better understand how new data from e-scooter and other micro-mobility services can be shared in a safe and secure manner, and how it can be utilised to inform transportation planning and policy-making. The pilot was conducted in cooperation between French company Vianova, micro-mobility operators Voi and Tier, Forum Virium Helsinki, and the City of Helsinki. Helsinki explored new ways of sharing and utilising data about e-scooter use last summer and autumn.
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