Eucalypta

Project Info

Team Name


"data"


Team Members


3 members with unpublished profiles.

Project Description


A prototype public transport digital twin of Canberra.


#transport #public transport #canberra #census #bus

Data Story


We combined Australian Bureau of Statistics census data and the ACT Government Territory Plan Land Use Zones to generate a realistic model of where Canberra residents live and work. We then paired this with Transport Canberra's NXTBUS public transport database to show how people could, or could not, utilise the existing bus network based on people's intended movements throughout the city. Users can also augment the NXTBUS dataset in our application, adding their own bus routes and examining the impact of this on the network as a whole.


Evidence of Work

Video

Homepage

Team DataSets

NXTBUS Transit for Google Maps Feed (GTFS)

Description of Use Bus routes, shape information, trips, and stops.

Data Set

ABS 2021 Census G01 - Selected person characteristics by sex

Description of Use Used Census data to determine where people live in Canberra.

Data Set

Territory Plan Land Use Zones

Description of Use Used zoning information to determine where people lived and where commerce or industry take place within ABS SA1 regions.

Data Set

Challenge Entries

Best Creative Use of Data in Response to ESG (AU)

How can you showcase data in a creative manner to respond to ESG challenges? How can we present and visualise data to stimulate conversation and promote change?

Go to Challenge | 31 teams have entered this challenge.

Pricing public transport

How might we price public transport to balance capacity supply and patronage demand?

Go to Challenge | 10 teams have entered this challenge.

The 2021 Australian Census

How might we link the 2021 Census data with open data to highlight or solve a challenge Australians are facing

Go to Challenge | 24 teams have entered this challenge.

Community wellbeing in the ACT

How should we measure and track the wellbeing of our community as a whole?

Go to Challenge | 9 teams have entered this challenge.