Traffic and air quality: urban information in context

Traffic and air quality solution

Display urban information in its proper context. Present traffic on selected routes and air quality readings with the source, area and data timestamp clearly identified.

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Conceptual illustration of traffic and air quality information displays
Conceptual illustration

People need the area, source and timestamp to interpret traffic and air quality data correctly. This solution combines urban data and approved notices in a readable format for displays in lobbies, terminals and public spaces.

Urban information at the point of decision

An information display can show conditions on selected routes and the area’s air quality index. Data is chosen for the display location so it is relevant to the audience’s journey and presence in that space.

Elements to consider when designing the solution

  • Conditions on selected routes or in selected areas, using an authorized source
  • Air quality readings with the station or area name and recording time
  • Index guidance based on the data provider’s definitions
  • Information combined with messages approved by the responsible organization

A practical scenario

The operator defines the areas and the authorized data source. In a terminal display scenario, route and air information appear with their update times. Public notices are added to the playback schedule after approval by the content owner.

Designed around your data and needs

City and station coverage, usage permissions, API access and refresh rates depend on the data provider. These are defined in the project specifications, together with the policy for outdated data and behavior during connection loss.

Frequently asked questions

Does this solution control traffic lights?

This page covers display and information delivery. Traffic equipment control must be assessed separately within the relevant system and project.

Which cities and stations can be included?

The data source’s coverage and permissions determine availability. Required cities, areas and stations are identified during the technical project review.

Where do air quality messages come from?

Index definitions and public messages must come from a reliable source approved by the project owner. The data source and timestamp are part of the display format.

Define your urban information scenario

Tell us the city, display location, required routes or stations and available sources so we can assess the solution.

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