Bike share open data desires - noneck/CitiBike-OpenData-Law GitHub Wiki
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Currently, the bill asks for...
When it should take affect
- 90 Days, with 90 Days after 1 Jan 2014 being the first day data is required to be published.
Frequency of Data Refresh
- Quarterly
Format of the data
- a commonly available non-proprietary format or spreadsheet format that is suitable for analysis
Trip Duration Data
- start date and time,
- end date and time
- start station
- end station,
- bike number
- membership type
The bill should be asking for...
First...
The bill shouldn't legislate specific formats. The bill should bring CitiBike Data (Availability, Performance, Usage, and Historical) into line with the City's existing open data law, NYC Local Law 11 of 2012.
When it should take affect
- Law should take effective immediately. Within 30 days of passing, the first disclosure of data (a subset of data should be prioritized). Within 90 Days of passing, all data should be available in download. Within 120 days, implementation of an API. If these deadlines are unachievable, a report must tell the public a timeline for access to this data.
Frequency of Data Refresh
- As near to realtime as possible via an API as defined by NYC Local Law 11 of 2012, section 23-505.
Format of the data
- A website and a commonly available non-proprietary format via programatic access, as defined via NYC Local Law 11 of 2012 Section 23-501.
- All Citi Bike data should fall under compliance of NYC Local Law 11 of 2012's 23-502 license.
- Data set policy and technical standards should fall inline with NYC Local Law 11 of 2012's 23-505.
System Data we would like to see...
In general, we would like historical data since the program launched.
Trip Duration Data (Looking at Boston)
- Trip ID
- Start date and time
- End date and time
- Start station location
- End station location
- Bike number
- membership type
- Zipcode of ride (of registered user)
- Age of rider (of registered user)
- Gender of rider (of registered user)
Station Information, Status, & Capacity (Looking to Paris)
- Station Number
- Station Name
- Station Address
- Station Position (lat / Lng)
- Station Payment Terminal Availability - Does the station have the ability to process credit/debit cards.
- Station Terminal Availability - Is the terminal working
- Installed Status - Yes / No (Looking at Boston)
- Installed Date (Looking at Boston)
- Removal Date
- Installed Type - Permeant / Temporary (Looking at Boston)
- Station Public - If the bike is available to the general public. For bike stations that are part of the system but are locked off to the public. Industrial, Police, or Military installations.
- Station Status (Open / Closed)
- Station Stands Total
- Station Stands Available
- Bikes Available
- Broken Bikes at station
- Last communication with central server.
- Last update from station.
Performance Data
Ridership (Looking to DC)
- Number of trips per Month
- Trip Origin/Destination by Municipality
- Trip Origin/Destination by Station
- Trips per Time Interval
- Percentage of trips per time interval
- Miles Travelled per Month
Fleet Performance and Safety (Looking to DC)
- Bicycles in Service
- Fleet Maintenance (Number of Bikes Inspected/Repaired) per Month
- Bicycles Damaged per Month
Membership/Pass Status (Looking to DC)
- Total Number of Users
- New Members
Customer Service Data (Looking to DC)
- Stations Full or Empty - Number of Instances
- Stations Full or Empty - Time Interval
- Stations Full or Empty - Percentage of Instances per Time Interval
- Stations Full - Instances of Additional Time Granted
- Stations Full - Total Number of Extra Minutes Granted
- Rebalancing - Number of Times Bicycles Picked up and dropped off at Stations
- Customer Service Calls - Number of Incoming Calls and Lost Calls
Other NYC Bike Data that should be open as part of the NYC bike ecosystem.
City Bike Map Data
- There should be no copyright license on the NYC Bike map and its data.
- Bicycle Route surface quality should be published.
- Bicycle Routes should be published in an open standard in compliance with NYC Local Law 11 of 2012.
- (Consider this) Bicycle Routes via an API as indicated via NYC Local Law 11 of 2012.
Bike Parking
- Bicycle Parking Racks location and capacity.
- Bicycle Parking Shelters location and capacity.
Bicycle Safety
- Crash Data in an open format but with no personal identifiable information.
- Abandoned bicycle reports geolocated and in an open format.
Bicycle Ridership Statistics
- Bicycle "Cycle counts" in a geo tagged and open format.
- Bicycle Screen line counts in a geo tagged and an open format.