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Red, White, and Bike: What Fourth of July Bike Counts…

Data Visualization Events

On the Fourth of July, while fireworks lit up the night sky, we were interested in a different kind of boom – the surge of cyclists on America’s (...)

Real-Time Bike Displays: Why It’s Worth It

Events

Four years ago, we celebrated the very first Eco-TOTEM installed in Varberg, Sweden. Since then, Eco Counter has worked with cities all over the (...)

Mobile counting to monitor various railway stations for mass transit…

Counting Projects

Client: SNCF (national State-owned railway) – division “Gares & Connexions” which manages over 3,000 stations throughout France (...)

“Build it and they will come”: Auckland’s Lightpath hit 100,000…

When the team at Eco-Counter installs a bicycle counter on a new lane or path anywhere in the world, one of the most frequently asked questions we (...)

Bike use soars in the Washington area in light of…

Counting Projects

There are plenty of good reasons to analyze data from automatic Eco-Counters: to assess long-term trends, to evaluate sensitivity to weather (...)

Eco-Counter 2015 Worldwide Cycling Index: +3% between 2014 and 2015!

Data Visualization

Over 218 million trips logged by 1,490 counters spread across 17 different countries: this is the data which has been qualified and validated for the (...)

Managing tourism activity in Aliki Salt Lake, Cyprus

Organization in charge: Larnaca Municipality, Cyprus Size: Larnaca Salt Lake is a natural area composed of four different salt lakes (3 of them are (...)

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