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Smart bus management system. How Korea is doing it

May 26, 2021 by Maria Eugenia Rivas Amiassorho - Tomás Serebrisky Leave a Comment

The IDB’s 2020 flagship book, From Structures to Services, seeks to motivate us to think on today’s basic infrastructure services; and on how technological disruption will change the way these services will be delivered in the future. Latin America and the Caribbean has pending challenges in relation to infrastructure services. In the transportation sector, the region is home … [Read more...] about Smart bus management system. How Korea is doing it

Autonomous Vehicles and Disruptive Technologies from Boston to Santiago. The frontiers of Policymaking

July 16, 2020 by Reinaldo Fioravanti Leave a Comment

I spent part of my fall semester at the Harvard Kennedy School working in a project called: Policy Development Field Lab: Autonomous Vehicles, with Professor Mark Fagan. During this field lab, we worked with the City of Boston, more specifically with the Department of New Urban Mechanics,  to design potential scenarios for regulating Autonomous Vehicles (AVs) in its various … [Read more...] about Autonomous Vehicles and Disruptive Technologies from Boston to Santiago. The frontiers of Policymaking

How South Korea is Managing Public Transportation under COVID-19

June 30, 2020 by Seonhwa Lee Leave a Comment

Until the beginning of March, South Korea had the second-most cases of Covid-19; now, the number of daily new cases is down to 30-50 people[1]. With the decreasing trend of new cases, the Korean government eased Social Distancing to Distancing in Daily Life since the middle of May, which includes the benefits of going back to school and allowing more social activities. When … [Read more...] about How South Korea is Managing Public Transportation under COVID-19

A driverless world: Autonomous, 3-D and Cognitive

July 11, 2019 by Aziz Baladi Leave a Comment

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We are standing in front of a small electric autonomous shuttle. Instead of a steering wheel, pedals and a driver, it has screens that show information about the climate, destinations and nearby places. An autonomous vehicle with 6 LiDARs, 2 radars and 4 cameras instead of rear-view mirrors. This transport system uses machine learning algorithms that run on a high-performance … [Read more...] about A driverless world: Autonomous, 3-D and Cognitive

Unlocking the potential of open data for transport policy-making

June 5, 2019 by Julian Alexander Dorr - Ancor Suárez-Alemán 1 Comment

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Measuring accessibility in cities with mobility data platform APIs (/navigation app APIs) We live in a data-driven world where 2.5 quintillion bytes of data is produced every day. These huge quantities of information provide the basis for an unprecedent richness of knowledge if structured and processed. The good news is that many of these data sets are freely available and … [Read more...] about Unlocking the potential of open data for transport policy-making

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Desde BID Transporte mejoramos vidas en América Latina y el Caribe promoviendo una movilidad más eficiente, accesible y segura.

Descubre nuestro espacio de intercambio de ideas y conocimiento y forma parte de él. Desde Moviliblog, queremos compartir lo último en movilidad y transporte en América Latina y el Caribe e invitarlos a conocer nuestras áreas temáticas: ITS, seguridad vial, grandes proyectos, logística y transporte urbano, así como nuestras temáticas transversales de evaluación de impacto, género y transporte sostenible.

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