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Ciclo de Mobilidade

Ciclo de Mobilidade
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Language

CSS

Tool Type

Web app

License

AM331-A3

Version

1.0

About the tool Responsible

Inter-American Development Bank

Ciclo de Mobilidade
What is it?

Ciclo de Moibilidade is a tool designed to face traffic challenges in Recife, considered the city with the worst traffic jams in Brazil. It uses data from Strava Metro, OpenStreetMap and the local cycling network to complement the Cycling Master Plan, promoting the expansion of the cycling network. This web application focuses on improving urban mobility in Recife, supporting the expansion of its bicycle network. By integrating diverse data sets, Ciclo de Moibilidade facilitates the analysis and visualization of information, contributing to the debate and planning of more effective mobility policies.

What problems does it solve?

Improving mobility solutions in a city like Recife can be complex. The Mobility Cycle in Recife addresses this issue by providing a platform that fosters collaboration, data-driven decision making, and community engagement to address mobility challenges.

How does the tool work?

Mobility Solutions: Mobility Cycle in Recife often offers solutions and resources to address mobility challenges, such as transportation and accessibility. Community Engagement: It encourages community participation and engagement in mobility projects, specifically within the context of Recife.

Open standards

Application built in R using libraries like Shiny, Shinydashboard, and HTMLTools. Enables creation of interactive interfaces for urban mobility data analysis.

Sector
Urban Development and Housing
Functionality
Data interoperability
Data collection analysis and visualization
Sustainable development goals
Sustainable cities and economies
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Pedala Recife Traffic Dashboard Pedala Recife Traffic Dashboard

"Pedala Recife" screen shows street coverage percentages based on traffic: low 90.44%, medium 85.57%, high 70.89%. With PDC, low 6.84%, medium 8.74%, high 19.69%. Without PDC, low 83.6%, medium 76.83%, high 51.2%.

"Pedala Recife" Web Interface "Pedala Recife" Web Interface

"Pedala Recife" website with side menu and highlighted "Upload" button. Displays sections titled "Strava Data" and "Cycling Network" with fields to upload files and add options.

Recife Bike Route Map Recife Bike Route Map

This image appears to be a screenshot of a map-based application or website, displaying a route or network, possibly for cycling, in the city of Recife, Brazil.

Implementation workshop

Code4Dev: Learn about the Mobility Cycle

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IDB Project BR-T1496

Details of the IDB project that supports the development of the Mobilidiade Cycle.

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Installation manual

Guide to using the platform created for mobility and tourism in Recife.

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