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A traffic data researcher’s perspective: how can you achieve confidence in your data set?

October 24, 2022

We spoke with Associate Professor Ashish Bhaskar — a leading academic focused on transport big data and traffic management research — about the importance of...

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A traffic data researcher’s perspective: how can you achieve confidence in your data set?

October 24, 2022

Data

We spoke with Associate Professor Ashish Bhaskar — a leading academic focused on transport big data and traffic management research — about the importance of...

Five key considerations when developing a modern cloud data platform

August 9, 2022

Cloud, Data, Infrastructure

Managing your data in the cloud creates many advantages for organisations, especially as the world continues to shift towards greater levels of connectivity, agile business...

Emerging applications of LiDAR for traffic management: Expert interview with David Johnston

July 27, 2021

Data, Infrastructure, Road management

One of the emerging technologies set to change how road networks are managed is LiDAR. While not a new technology in itself, next-generation LiDAR applications...

netBI CEO discusses why data is the new oil at ITS Asia Pacific Forum 2021

April 19, 2021

Data, News

netBI’s CEO, Michael McGee, has highlighted the growing need for the transport industry to think about how it stores, cleanse, fuses and manages big data...

How will road data insights be used to future-proof transport systems?

April 1, 2021

Data, Infrastructure, Road management

Nobody truly knows what the future of transport looks like, but there are some exciting possibilities. The industry is being shaped by a shift towards...

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