ViaggiaTrento: an application for collaborative sustainable mobility
ICST Transactions on Ambient SystemsPublished 31 October 2014Open access
Silvia Bordin, M. Menendez, Antonella De Angeli
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A case study about the development and delivery of a mobile application fostering sustainable urban mobility by supporting collaborative behaviours among travellers based on the requirements expressed by student commuters reflecting on their travelling experience with local transport in the city of Trento, Italy.
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In this paper we present a case study about the development and delivery of a mobile application fostering sustainable urban mobility by supporting collaborative behaviours among travellers. This application, called ViaggiaTrento, has been designed based on the requirements expressed by student comm
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