Urban planning: how smartphone tracking is designing cities of the future
● In the BostonWalks study and research projects underway at Orange, scientists are mapping mobility with smartphone tracking to plan for more sustainable cities.
● Using mobile network signalling metadata, Orange produces highly accurate population mobility statistics, making it possible to distinguish between transport modes and predict atmospheric pollution via the Predict’AIR project.
● To safeguard user privacy and ensure anonymity, these technologies now rely on artificial intelligence to produce synthetic datasets.
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● Using mobile network signalling metadata, Orange produces highly accurate population mobility statistics, making it possible to distinguish between transport modes and predict atmospheric pollution via the Predict’AIR project.
● To safeguard user privacy and ensure anonymity, these technologies now rely on artificial intelligence to produce synthetic datasets.
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