State’s Individual e-data

1989., 2000. ja 2011. data from population and housing censuses, national registries and national surveys.

Mobile Phone Data

Passive and active mobile positioning data, smartphone-based data and additional interviews.

IMO User Portal

The innovative and comprehensive data infrastructure supporting mobility research brings together a variety of data to better understand people's spatial mobility.

Contextual data

Other datasets needed to generate additional features for cellular or government data based or field specific research.

Sensor Data

Data from sensor and sensor networks allow monitoring of environment, traffic flow and smart city.

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What is IMO?

There are many good social science databases in Estonia, but so far, they have not been longitudinally, geographically and on cross-domain bases harmonized and integrated. The IMO is the subject of the Estonian Research Infrastructures Roadmap, which aims to develop an innovative data infrastructure supporting mobile research, which consists of five main components: IMO single user Portal, country-specific e-data, mobile data,  context data and  sensor data. They are made available through secure workplaces, user interfaces, and query environments.

The IMO wants to make the basic social science data more user-friendly, to bring it closer to decision-makers and to improve the quality of research.

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Planned infrastructure

  • The continuing development of combined employee and employer data.
  • Combining of Estonian and Finnish individual-level data sets for analyzing cross-border migration flows.
  • Development of CV-Center job portal data.
  • Combining individual-level data with the genetic data of the Estonian Genome Center to study the relationship between heredity and socio-economic characteristics.
  • Interpretation, analysis, and valuation of big data collected by the urban environment sensor network.
  • Intensive use of a traffic flow video counting system and the creation of additional databases.
  • Facilitating the combination of the traffic flow video counting system and the urban environment sensor network into one integrated network for continuous determination of traffic flow parameters in Tallinn, later to adapt and develop it in other cities and regions.
28. May 2020

Introducing IMO-project to BDVA

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22. Jan 2020

Mobile Tartu 2020

Mobile Tartu 2020 International Conference and PhD Course from 29th of June to […]

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