How do cities select the right indicators to measure progress towards antifragile urban mobility? With a systematic, flexible tool designed for real-world application.
AntifragiCity has developed a KPIs’ definition tool that enables cities to define, refine, and customise key performance indicators (KPIs) based on strategic vision, objectives, and real-world applicability for urban mobility management.
The tool uses a flexible, three-stage mixed-methods iterative approach. The methodology for KPI selection involves five steps: delineating strategic vision, establishing operational objectives, specifying requirements, systematically identifying and selecting KPIs from a comprehensive catalogue, and refining or extending the preliminary set. This approach combines criteria-based filtering, multi-criteria decision analysis, an ontology-driven backbone, and expert input.
The API structure is layered to facilitate seamless integration and real-time data exchange, comprising city stakeholders as final users, an API gateway as the entry point, a KPI service layer for selection logic and data processing, and a KPIs’ catalogue store for persistent storage and retrieval. The structure incorporates feedback loops to refine and validate KPIs, ensuring their continuous relevance and accuracy in monitoring urban dynamics.
*Original version of the AntifragiCity KPIs’ definition tool, as described in Deliverable 2.7.
AntifragiCity is a Horizon Europe project rethinking urban mobility across Europe. Bringing together 13 partners in 8 countries, we are designing systems that don’t just recover, but adapt, improve, and grow stronger through disruption.
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