
Mobility Information Engineering Lab at ETH Zürich
Personal mobility is critical for successful cities, but also a major threatening factor for the livability they provide to a growing urban population. For this reason, it is highly important to switch towards more sustainable travel behavior, and substitute many of the trips previously covered by car with smaller and more energy-efficient modes of transport, such as electric bicycles. With rising sales numbers, e-bike fleets in companies and emerging e-bike sharing systems, there is a growing demand for services which provide e-bike specific routing and range assessment.
In the MIE Lab, we developed a prototypical GIS-based application with the aim of route planning and cruising range estimation for electric bicycles. The model parameters were either measured during field tests with electric bicycles, or taken from literature and the bicycles’ specifications.
For more information see:
Energy-based Routing and Cruising Range Estimation for Electric Bicycles
Simon Haumann, Dominik Bucher, David Jonietz
In Proceedings of the Short Papers, AGILE 2017, Wageningen, The Netherlands. Best Short Paper Award
Or try out the application on ebikes.dominikbucher.com!
We are happy to announce that our short paper “Energy-based Routing and Cruising Range Estimation for Electric Bicycles” was elected best short paper at AGILE 2017 conference in Wageningen, The Netherlands!
Try out the system on ebikes.dominikbucher.com!
The Institute of Cartography and Geoinformation is looking for a highly motivated PhD candidate in the area of Mobility Information Engineering at the Chair of Geoinformation Engineering, starting at the earliest possible date.
More information here
Collaborating with our colleagues from the GeoGazeLab, we have two full papers accepted at this year’s COSIT conference, which will take place in L’Aquila, Italy. For more information, visit our publications site.
We have two shortpapers accepted at this year’s AGILE conference, which will take place in Wageningen, The Netherlands. For more information, visit our publications site.
Welcome to the new site of the Mobility Engineering Lab at ETH Zürich. Please stay updated for news and blog posts in the coming weeks!