The understanding of the mobility on urban spaces is useful for the creation of smarter and sustainable cities. However, getting data about urban mobility is challenging, since only a few companies have access to accurate and updated data, that is also privacy-sensitive. In this work, we characterize three distinct car-sharing systems which operate in Vancouver (Canada) and nearby regions, gathering data for more than one year. Our study uncovers patterns of users’ habits and demands for these services. We highlight the common characteristics and the main differences among car-sharing systems. Finally, we believe our study and data is useful for generating realistic synthetic workloads.

Characterizing client usage patterns and service demand for car-sharing systems / Alencar, Victor A.; Rooke, Felipe; Cocca, Michele; Vassio, Luca; Almeida, Jussara; Vieira, Alex Borges. - In: INFORMATION SYSTEMS. - ISSN 0306-4379. - ELETTRONICO. - 98:(2021), p. 101448. [10.1016/j.is.2019.101448]

Characterizing client usage patterns and service demand for car-sharing systems

Cocca, Michele;Vassio, Luca;
2021

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The understanding of the mobility on urban spaces is useful for the creation of smarter and sustainable cities. However, getting data about urban mobility is challenging, since only a few companies have access to accurate and updated data, that is also privacy-sensitive. In this work, we characterize three distinct car-sharing systems which operate in Vancouver (Canada) and nearby regions, gathering data for more than one year. Our study uncovers patterns of users’ habits and demands for these services. We highlight the common characteristics and the main differences among car-sharing systems. Finally, we believe our study and data is useful for generating realistic synthetic workloads.
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