The Association for Open Data of Public Transportation has promoted the openness of public transportation data with an aim to make public transportation in “Tokyo,” which is said to be the world’s most complicated, easier for all people, including foreign visitors, people with disabilities, and elderly to navigate.
As a stepping stone to promote this, the association planned and held a contest that called for new applications and ideas using open data of public transportation and open data from other sources. That is the “Open Data Challenge for Public Transportation in Tokyo.”
The contest has been conducted with the cooperation of a number of public transportation operators and relevant government ministries and agencies. Following the success of the first challenge conducted in 2017, the contest has been held four times over approximately four years.
For more information, please visit the challenge web page: https://tokyochallenge.odpt.org/en/.
4th Open Data Challenge for Public Transportation in Tokyo
3rd Open Data Challenge for Public Transportation in Tokyo
2nd Open Data Challenge for Public Transportation in Tokyo
1st Open Data Challenge for Public Transportation in Tokyo
