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                 • Success criteria: Availability of electric vehicle charging points; optimized
                  energy  consumption  related  to  electric  vehicles; and  increased  use of
                  electric vehicles and the urban environment.
                 • Source data examples: Number of electric vehicles; energy and demand
                  related to electric vehicles; population distribution; electric vehicle dis-
                  tribution; energy consumption data for electric vehicles; and electric ve-
                  hicle use data.
                 • Business benefits: Energy efficiency; etter matching of energy supply and
                  demand; reduced omissions; and reduced dependency on fossil-based
                  fuels.
                 • Challenges: Determining demand for electric vehicle charging; collecting
                  electric vehicle use data; and collecting electric vehicle ownership data.
                 • Analytics that can be applied: Demand for charging electric vehicle use,
                  electric vehicle ownership, market penetration of electric vehicles, miles
                  traveled for electric vehicles as compared to other vehicles.


            Use Case Example 9: Mobility Hub
            Smart	City	Service:	Smart	Land	Use


                 • Objectives: The use of observed data to provide a detailed understanding
                  of the relationship between land use and transportation demand.
                 • Expected outcome of analyses: More accurate and detailed assessment of
                  the effects of land use on transportation demand.
                 • Success criteria: The development of better strategies for relating land
                  use, transportation demand, and transportation supply.
                 • Source data examples: Origin and destination data; movement analytics
                  data; smart manufacturing data; smart retail data; and smart healthcare
                  data.

                 • Business benefits: Better decision-making data and deeper understanding
                  of the relationship between land use and transportation demand.
                 • Challenges: Access to observe data; access to mobility analytics; charac-
                  terizing existing land use; and developing a catalog of land use transpor-
                  tation impacts based on observe data.
                 • Analytics  that  can  be  applied:  Mobility  hub  efficiency,  mobility  hub
                  throughput, mobility hub cost-benefit index.
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