Mobility Data Products for Smart City Ecosystems - a Greenhouse Gas Balancing Case Study

Smart cities need high-quality data products in order to shape societal challenges such as the transformation of transportation and mobility. Trusted Data intermediary concepts are an important tool for enabling the sharing of data via standardized interfaces and ensuring trust and data quality. The ecosystem of a smart city comprises numerous organizations and extends far beyond the city's own boundaries, especially with regard to data products. Based on related work, this paper elaborates key terms of a data intermediary ecosystem concept that is planned to be applied at the interface between smart city and mobility on the one hand, and between municipalities and their municipal companies, science and industry on the other. The nucleus for this eco-system is the Klingenstadt Solingen in Germany that serves as a case study to explore ecosystem data governance concepts.