Tokyo Data Platform "The 2nd Case Study Business Event Project Interim Report" for "Smart Tokyo" Will be Held
PACIFIC CONSULTANTS CO., LTD. will be explaining and demonstrating the "Station Usage Area Potential Map" project (*1) that we are working on at the "The 2nd Case Study Business Event Project Interim Report" on the Tokyo Data Platform (TDPF) hosted by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government.
This project utilizes human flow data from "Nation-wide Movement Statistics" (*2) to visualize for the first time on maps and graphs "which stations are used by people of which age group in which area," something that has previously only been known through empirical rules.
At the event, we will explain the background and current status of the development of the "Station Usage Area Potential Map," as well as hold a panel discussion and demonstrations of use cases for companies, Tokyo residents, and government agencies, so please come and join us.
| Date and Time: | Monday, November 15, 2021 14:00-15:00 |
| Main Contents: |
(1) Project progress report |
| How to Apply: | If you are interested in attending, please send an e-mail by 17:00 on Thursday, November 11 to: (*This event is free of charge.) (1) Send to smart.tokyo@accenture.com (TDPF Case Study Project Office address) (2) E-mail description Subject: "Application for the 2nd Case Study Project Event" Main Text: Name of organization, name of participant, contact information (phone number and e-mail address) |
Contact us for more information:
PACIFIC CONSULTANTS CO., LTD.
Tokyo Metropolitan Headquarters, Marketing & Sales Dept. [Attn: KURODA, TOKUYAMA]
3-22 Kanda Nishiki-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-8462, Japan
Tel: +81-3-6777-3672 (Department Representative)
(*1) Potential Map of Station Use Areas Project HP
https://www.tdpf-casestudy.metro.tokyo.lg.jp/project/pj03/
(*2) "Nation-wide Movement Statistics" is people flow statistics data that combines PACIFIC CONSULTANTS' knowledge and know-how on social infrastructure with location information data (anonymized) of tens of millions of devices based on SoftBank's mobile phone base station data. The data is expanded to an estimated 120 million people nationwide by combining it with the usage status of transportation such as railways and demographic data for each area.