Join us for a practical walk through four VivaCity sensor locations in Melbourne. See how multimodal data can support decisions about station precincts, active travel, shared spaces and corridor safety, over an 800m-route around the city centre. 

What you will learn:

✔️ How virtual count lines and micro-zones turn a specific transport question into useful evidence.
✔️ How different modes — including pedestrians, bicycles, e-bikes, e-scooters and vehicles — can be understood separately.
✔️ Where speed and trajectory/path data add context to counts.
✔️ How continuous, anonymised multimodal data can support planning, active travel, place management and proactive road-safety decisions.

At each stop, we will ask:
What decision is this site designed to inform? Which movements matter? What would success look like after a change?

VivaCity sensors use AI-powered edge processing to produce anonymised, aggregate transport insights; the walk focuses on movements and place performance, not personal data.

The walk is ideal for:
Smart City, Data & Insights and Transport professionals.

Essential Information:

⭐ Duration: 60 minutes
⭐ Meeting Point: Town Hall Metro Station portal, Swanston Street — final meeting point to be confirmed
⭐ Route: Town Hall Metro Station → Swanston Street & Flinders Street → Southbank Promenade → Queens Bridge Street
⭐ Additional Sessions: If registrations exceed capacity, additional sessions may be offered for the same day, with plenty of notice. Registered attendees will receive their confirmed session time.
⭐ Extra info: Please wear comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes, bring a hat, water and sun protection, and check the weather before attending. The tour takes place outdoors, includes around 800 metres of walking and periods of standing. Please let us know about any access requirements when registering. 

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