Role of connected mobility concept for twenty-first-century cities—Trial approach for conceptualization of connected mobility through case studies
This paper discusses the concept of mobility in twenty-first-century cities. Although the issues with which cities now grapple are vastly different from the problems that they confronted in the twentieth century, we continue to live on a foundation that was laid over the years of the past. From that...
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doaj-66257fa1aa3346d394b7a1bdebaddc1b2020-11-25T00:09:39ZengElsevierIATSS Research0386-11122014-07-01381525710.1016/j.iatssr.2014.07.003Role of connected mobility concept for twenty-first-century cities—Trial approach for conceptualization of connected mobility through case studiesFumihiko NakamuraThis paper discusses the concept of mobility in twenty-first-century cities. Although the issues with which cities now grapple are vastly different from the problems that they confronted in the twentieth century, we continue to live on a foundation that was laid over the years of the past. From that perspective, we need to understand that the destructive reform—“innovation”—so crucial to the mobility on which urban activity depends cannot necessarily ignore the cumulative knowledge we have heretofore amassed. The author defined the idea of “mobility design” in the scope of urban transportation and explored the concept of connected mobility through case studies that the author has been involved in or researched. Although many important connections in and approaches to urban transportation have come to light, the process of actually working on such projects has uncovered many issues to address such as sharing and social capital. The ability to design mobility as a connected entity and pursue our research topics from that perspective will be vital to overcoming the issues highlighted above and helping the concept of connected mobility flourish.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0386111214000223Urban transportationMobility designConnected mobilityPublic transport |
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Role of connected mobility concept for twenty-first-century cities—Trial approach for conceptualization of connected mobility through case studies |
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Role of connected mobility concept for twenty-first-century cities—Trial approach for conceptualization of connected mobility through case studies |
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This paper discusses the concept of mobility in twenty-first-century cities. Although the issues with which cities now grapple are vastly different from the problems that they confronted in the twentieth century, we continue to live on a foundation that was laid over the years of the past. From that perspective, we need to understand that the destructive reform—“innovation”—so crucial to the mobility on which urban activity depends cannot necessarily ignore the cumulative knowledge we have heretofore amassed.
The author defined the idea of “mobility design” in the scope of urban transportation and explored the concept of connected mobility through case studies that the author has been involved in or researched. Although many important connections in and approaches to urban transportation have come to light, the process of actually working on such projects has uncovered many issues to address such as sharing and social capital. The ability to design mobility as a connected entity and pursue our research topics from that perspective will be vital to overcoming the issues highlighted above and helping the concept of connected mobility flourish. |
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Urban transportation Mobility design Connected mobility Public transport |
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