Towards More Worthwhile Rail Journeys: Exploring the Role of Personal Data in Augmenting Rail Travellers' Use of Travel Time
实现更有价值的铁路旅程:探索个人数据在增加铁路旅客旅行时间利用方面的作用
基本信息
- 批准号:1802130
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Studentship
- 财政年份:2016
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2016 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Recent advances in ICTs have given individuals the power and tools to creatively tackle everyday challenges they face. This is particularly true with the case smartphones and ubiquitous Internet access, which have become a part of our daily lives. This has led to an explosion in the data generated by individuals each day across various facets of society. The transport industry is no exception, as travellers are increasingly connected on the move. For their part, transport authorities have responded to an increase in demand for public transport with increased spending over the years. In 2014/15, £20.6 billion was spent on public transport in the UK, representing a 29% increase compared to 10 years ago (2004/05) - about half of this spending going towards railways (37%) and local public transport (14%).In the face of increasing ubiquity of devices and technologies, one area that travellers are equipped to take advantage of, though usually poorly supported, is in the use of their travel time. With a smartphone penetration at 72% of the population - 54% deeming it necessary to their travel experience - it is no wonder that over half of UK travellers always look for ways to optimize their journey. Unfortunately, transport studies and policies have until recently framed this time as 'wasted' time in between 'real' activities and sought to minimise it. However, there is qualitative proof that travel time has a positive utility, with over three quarters of rail passengers not considering the use of their travel time as a waste and a large majority equipping themselves to utilise this time through a combination of objects such as mobile technologies, work-related or leisure reading material and infrastructural design or facilities.Research StatementThis PhD will attempt to contribute to challenging the current orthodoxy on the disutility of travel time use, and advocate its potential benefits to both policy makers and passengers. In particular, it will explore ways in which operators can augment the travel time behaviour of passengers. This could be in the form of frameworks that incorporate individual or collective personal data to commercialise or optimize the technology infrastructure that underpins the use of travel time or through the design of interventions based on personal data insights that can aid transport staff in supporting traveller activity. The research will be undertaken in collaboration with Thales UK.Research QuestionsAimThe overarching research aim of the project will be to understand how personal data fits into the discourse on rail passenger's travel time use, particularly how it can be harnessed to support their travel time needs.ObjectivesIn-depth analysis of personal data generated by passengers during journeys and what that can reveal about passenger travel time use.Evaluation of technologies and infrastructure available to capture passenger data on travel time useAnalysis of frameworks and infrastructure that can be employed to optimize service provision using personal data of passengers.Understand whether existing non-mobility datasets can be combined with passenger personal data to provide more useful insights on travel time behaviour.
信息和通信技术的最新进展为个人提供了创造性地应对日常挑战的能力和工具。这是尤其如此的情况下智能手机和无处不在的互联网接入,这已成为我们日常生活的一部分.这导致了个人每天在社会各个方面产生的数据爆炸。交通运输业也不例外,因为旅行者在旅途中的联系越来越紧密。就运输当局而言,多年来,他们通过增加支出来应对公共交通需求的增加。2014/15年度,英国公共交通支出为206亿英镑,与10年前(2004/05年度)相比增长了29%,其中约一半用于铁路(37%)和当地公共交通(14%)。面对日益普及的设备和技术,旅行者有能力利用的一个领域,虽然通常支持不足,是在利用他们的旅行时间。智能手机的普及率达到72%,54%的人认为这对他们的旅行体验是必要的,难怪超过一半的英国旅行者总是在寻找优化旅行的方法。不幸的是,交通研究和政策直到最近才将这段时间定义为“真实的”活动之间的“浪费”时间,并试图将其最小化。然而,有定性证据表明,旅行时间具有积极的效用,超过四分之三的铁路乘客不认为利用他们的旅行时间是浪费,而且大多数人都通过以下方式来利用这段时间:移动的技术,与工作相关的或休闲阅读材料和基础设施设计或facility.Research StatementThis博士将试图有助于挑战当前正统的旅行时间使用的负效用,并倡导其潜在的利益,以政策制定者和乘客。特别是,它将探讨运营商如何增加乘客的旅行时间行为。这可能是以框架的形式,将个人或集体的个人数据纳入其中,以商业化或优化支持旅行时间使用的技术基础设施,或者通过基于个人数据见解的干预措施的设计,帮助运输人员支持旅行者活动。该研究将与泰利斯英国公司合作进行。研究目标该项目的首要研究目标是了解个人数据如何融入铁路乘客旅行时间使用的讨论,特别是如何利用它来支持他们的旅行时间需求。目标深入分析乘客在旅程中生成的个人数据,以及这些数据可以揭示乘客旅行时间使用的哪些信息。评估分析可用于使用乘客个人数据优化服务提供的框架和基础设施。了解现有的非移动数据集是否可以与乘客个人数据相结合,以提供有关旅行时间行为的更有用的见解。
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