英文摘要 |
This study adopts chronic data of public bike systems regarding the numbers ofavailable bikes and spaces of each station. Six operational indicators were developedin light of risk management, including the risk of insufficient bikes, risk of insufficientspaces, reliability, fluctuation, waiting time, and utilization rate. We collected Taipei’s“YouBike” data with a time span of 6 months for every 5 min., or a data size of8,080,128. The findings include: (1) identification of five types of spatial hotspots andthree types of temporal hot periods; (2) clarification of the operational characteristicson weekdays and weekends, upon which differential pricing and backup mechanismwere based; (3) proposal of geographic factors that would affect the status of bikestations-a complement to the current criteria for building new stations; and (4)quantification of the joint effect of adjacent stations to ease hotspots along with anapproach to active bike dispatch. This study demonstrated multiple applications givenvery limited data types. The authorities can use the model for better operationsmanagement. It is suggested that more open data to be released for innovative sharedtransport. |