Bike Sharing Scheme a Pan City Initiative

7/25/2019 Bike Sharing Scheme a Pan City Initiative

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BIKE SHARING

P N CITY INITI TIVE


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P N CITY INITI TIVE

Pan-city development envisages application of selected

Smart Solutions to the existing city-wide infrastructure.

use of technology, information and data to make

infrastructure and services better.

It will be a city-wide initiative covering entire city.

It will improve the quality of life in the city.


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P N CITY INITI TIVE

W A T E R S A N I T A T I O N

Smart water management ( smart metering , waste watermanagement)

Recycling & Re-use of water

GPS based Solid Waste Management Rain Water Harvesting system

S A F E T Y S E C U R I T Y

Smart city surveillance Smart street lighting

Emergency Response System


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P N CITY INITI TIVE

I N F O R M A T I O N T E C H N O L O G Y

WI-FI Hot Spots

Single point of contact for payment of all type of services.

Mobile application for all type of citizen services.

GIS based property tax collection and assessment.

City job portal.

E N E R G Y

Smart Grid Smart Metering

Solar energy

Green Building

ECBC compliance & code Implementation


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P N CITY INITI TIVE

T R A N S P O R T W A L K A B I L T Y

Intelligent Transport Management system Fare integration of all Transport modes

GIS based BIKE SHARING SCHEME

Smart Parking

S O C I A L I N F R A S T R U C T U R E

Smart Class Rooms

Educational portal , Admissions & other Activities

Smart Health Card

Health Portal & Monitoring System

Telemedicine


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P N CITY INITI TIVE

C I T Y P L A N N I N G

SLUM MAPPINGApplications for Building & Development Permissions

C I T I Z E N E N A G E M E N T

CITY PORTAL

E- GOVERNANCE

O P E N S P A C E S A N D A I R Q U A L I T Y

Vigilance & Surveillance of Public Open Spaces

Air Quality Monitoring System

Operation & Maintenance of Public Open Spaces


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BIKE SHARING

P N CITY INITI TIVE


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FROM A USERS POINT OF VIEW

Better way to tie everything together

Users :

Bicycle riders (students/staff)

Maintenance/repair staff


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DESIGNING FOR :

- User interface in renting a bike

- User interface in parking bike after use

- How user can lock the bike at a public place

- A better aesthetic/identity

- How user uses the bicycle and its components

- Sustainable design


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USER INTERFACE IN RENTING BIKES

Paymentmethods/options

Card

Cash Handphone

Automatic bankaccount-linked

deduction(uponentering acode/readingfingerprint/card etc.)


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USER INTERFACE IN PARKING BIKE AFTER USE

Registering end of use

Securely parking the bike

(integrating them)

Post-use

facilities/information?Email or text message receipt

Audio + visual signal


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HOW USER CAN LOCK THE BIKE AT A PUBLIC

PLACE

Safety against theft

Amount of time bicycle is locked

Availability of parking structures/flyparking?


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A BETTER AESTHETIC/IDENTITY

Sense of ownership/affection

Attracting greater usage


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HOW USER USES THE BICYCLE AND ITS

COMPONENTS

User contact points withthe bicycle

Sensory feedback(Touch, Visual, Sound)

Smoothness of ride Texture/Form/Ergonomi

cs of seat, handlebars

Distinctive bell ringing?(also links to identity)

Indicators for state ofbike, pre-ride check,map etc.

Comfor t

Unisex bikes suitable for all, 14 years and up

Simple and quick three gear change

Adjustable cushioned saddle

Large capacity durable front basket

Non-slip handlebars

Anti-splash front and rear mud guards

Safety

Automatic rear and front lights, operating day and night

Reflective strips on wheels and pedals

Front and rear brakes integrated in wheel hubs

Chain guard

Easy to use bike restFinger touch bell

Anti Theft Lock


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SUSTAINABLE DESIGN

Materials used

Easy repairability/maintenance

Easy disassembly

Reduction/Re-use/Recycling of parts


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NON-PRODUCT DESIGN ASPECTS

Name of bicycle and system

Software of rental device *

Information systems

monitoring, and displaying traffic

flow, bicycle distribution, etc.

Pricing

Payment system *

Road system + infrastructure

Signs, guides, maps

Lanes & Ramps

How the bicycle, parking stand, andstation communicate(technology) *

Optimum locations of stations andsize *

Within campus/outside?

How many bikes per location?

How much floor space? Accommodating to surrounding

infrastructure/conditions

Promoting the system/cycling ingeneral

Posters

Website, etc.

Building a bicycle culture Mascots

Events


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USER SCENARIO

What happens when a

non-user sees others

cycling, or sees a

station/bicycle(impressions/emotions)


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USER SCENARIO

Users looking for a

station

(Convenience, reliability)


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USER SCENARIO

Renting out a bike

Quick and easy

Simple to assess bike

condition/do pre-ridecheck


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USER SCENARIO

Riding the bike (the feel

of the bike, usersawareness of others

looking

(fashionability/howcool it is), safety

concerns, works/ridessmoothly, easy to

handle, good fit,comfortable, easy to

ride


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USER SCENARIO

Returning the bike

Convenience,

confirmation,

responsibility to reportany damages/need for

repair, leaving without

any worries, can make a

quick exit


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USER SCENARIO

Post-biking experience

Physical state

(Perspiring? Tired?),

mental state (positive?),overall good experience,

able to himself/herself

using the bikes again,

feedback?


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THANK YOU

PRESENTED BY :-MUKESH SHANKHWARB.ARCH ( NIT, RAIPUR)

LECTURERDEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE & INTERIOR DESIGN

S.R. GOVT. POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, SAGAR(MP)

Bike Sharing Scheme a Pan City Initiative

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