Projects

The project has set itself the goal of conceiving a multidimensional, spatially differentiated situation picture of bicycle traffic by combining technical sensor data and social science survey data and thus better understanding bicycle traffic as an overall system and its heterogeneity within the group of cyclists.

Domain-specific know-how from the field of medical and sports physiological research, geoinformatics and mobility advice is integrated in an interdisciplinary information platform to promote healthy mobility in the context of company mobility management.

With special attention to cycling, multimodal simulation tools are being developed as planning tools for reorganizing the street space and tested for use cases in the cities of Graz and Salzburg.

From the spatial structure analysis and the empirical survey, the relocation potential can be derived spatially differentiated. On this basis, the decision regarding the profitability of a possible bike rental system should be made. If the outcome is positive, the tools developed can be used to evaluate locations with regard to their suitability and their effect on the overall system.

Evaluation of the methods of mobile eye tracking, GPS and sensor-based movement data recording, as well as video recording for the analysis of the interaction of cyclists with their surroundings in the context of a naturalistic cycling study.

Extension of mobility services for cycling in Salzburg to the state of Salzburg.