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	[{{fullurl:Special:Radarchart\|file=File:ResimobSurvey.csv}} View the pooled results →] from the surveys run in all six DREAMS living labs, including the present involvement recorded there, and try the chart modes and filters before you run a session of your own.		[{{fullurl:Special:Radarchart\|file=File:ResimobSurvey.csv}} View the pooled results →] from the surveys run in all six DREAMS living labs, including the present involvement recorded there, and try the chart modes and filters before you run a session of your own.
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	The second uses the respondent filter. Where operators and authorities draw the same shape, there is a working consensus to build on. Where they diverge, there is an assumption about responsibility that has not yet been tested in conversation. The filter also shows who is missing. In the living lab surveys only operators and public authorities answered, so the modest role given to users and civil society is a judgement made about them rather than by them, and it is the first thing worth checking with them directly.		The second uses the respondent filter. Where operators and authorities draw the same shape, there is a working consensus to build on. Where they diverge, there is an assumption about responsibility that has not yet been tested in conversation. The filter also shows who is missing. In the living lab surveys only operators and public authorities answered, so the modest role given to users and civil society is a judgement made about them rather than by them, and it is the first thing worth checking with them directly.

	The third reading needs present involvement and so draws on the living lab results. A wide gap between the present and the wished shape marks a role the group thinks is underfilled today, and a narrow gap marks an arrangement that is broadly accepted as it stands. Pooled across the six labs, the wished shape never falls inside the present one. The partners did not want to take involvement away from anyone, they wanted more of it, most clearly in digital infrastructure. A session of your own can be read against this as a reference point.		The third reading needs present involvement and so draws on the [{{fullurl:Special:Radarchart\|file=File:ResimobSurvey.csv}} living lab results]. A wide gap between the present and the wished shape marks a role the group thinks is underfilled today, and a narrow gap marks an arrangement that is broadly accepted as it stands. Pooled across the six labs, the wished shape never falls inside the present one. The partners did not want to take involvement away from anyone, they wanted more of it, most clearly in digital infrastructure. A session of your own can be read against this as a reference point.

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	Public and private actors working on the same shared mobility service rarely describe it the same way. An operator, a municipal department, a user group and a neighbourhood organisation each see a different part of the system, and each holds a different view of who ought to be taking responsibility for which part of it. Those views usually stay implicit and only surface once a decision has to be made. ResiMob asks for them directly and puts them side by side.		Public and private actors working on the same shared mobility service rarely describe it the same way. An operator, a municipal department, a user group and a neighbourhood organisation each see a different part of the system, and each holds a different view of who ought to be taking responsibility for which part of it. Those views usually stay implicit and only surface once a decision has to be made. ResiMob asks for them directly and puts them side by side.

	Respondents work through ~~nine~~ components that together make up a resilient, inclusive and responsible shared mobility ecosystem. For each component they rate five actor types, ~~namely~~ private companies, governmental and municipal institutions, shared mobility users, citizens who do not use the services, and NGOs and third sector organisations. Involvement runs from one, ~~very low~~, to five, very high, with zero ~~available where the~~ respondent ~~cannot judge~~.		Respondents work through eight components that together make up a resilient, inclusive and responsible shared mobility ecosystem, namely facilitation, finance, feedback systems, regulations, physical infrastructure, digital infrastructure, equity values and environmental values. For each component they rate five actor types, private companies, governmental and municipal institutions, shared mobility users, citizens who do not use the services, and NGOs and third sector organisations. Involvement runs from one, none, to five, very high, with zero for a respondent who does not know.

	== Two ratings for every actor ==		== Two ratings for every actor ==
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	== How to read the results ==		== How to read the results ==

	Responses are pooled and drawn as a radar chart~~, and the~~ results view can be filtered by city or region, by respondent type ~~and by the actor being rated. Two~~ readings ~~matter~~.		Responses are pooled and drawn as a radar chart with one axis per component. The results view has two chart modes and can be filtered by city or region and by respondent type, which gives three readings worth making.

	The first ~~is the distance between the current shape~~ and ~~the~~ wished ~~shape for a given actor~~. A wide gap marks a role the group thinks is underfilled today~~. A~~ narrow gap marks an arrangement that is broadly accepted as it stands.		The first compares present and wished involvement. A wide gap between the two shapes marks a role the group thinks is underfilled today, and a narrow gap marks an arrangement that is broadly accepted as it stands. Pooled across the six living labs, the two shapes coincide on most components and pull apart on physical and digital infrastructure, where respondents want involvement to rise from low to moderate. The appetite for change is concentrated on getting things built rather than on how the system is run.

	The second is the ~~spread between respondent groups~~ on the ~~same component~~. Where operators, authorities and civil society draw the same shape, there is a working consensus to build on. Where they diverge, there is an assumption about responsibility that has not yet been tested in conversation.		The second compares the actors with one another. It shows who the group expects to carry which component, and where it expects nobody in particular. In the pooled results, operators and public institutions are expected to lead on almost everything, with public institutions set apart on regulations and physical infrastructure. Users are given a moderate role throughout, while NGOs and third sector organisations are given the smallest, least of all in finance.

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			The third reading uses the respondent filter in either mode. Where operators, authorities and civil society draw the same shape, there is a working consensus to build on. Where they diverge, there is an assumption about responsibility that has not yet been tested in conversation.

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	<div class="dreams-tutorial__title">Fill in the survey</div>		<div class="dreams-tutorial__title">Fill in the survey</div>
	<div class="dreams-tutorial__body">Each respondent works through the ~~nine~~ components and rates the current and wished involvement of every actor type. It takes around ten to fifteen minutes per person.</div>		<div class="dreams-tutorial__body">Each respondent works through the eight components and rates the current and wished involvement of every actor type. It takes around ten to fifteen minutes per person.</div>
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	<div class="dreams-tutorial__title">Merge and present</div>		<div class="dreams-tutorial__title">Merge and present</div>
	<div class="dreams-tutorial__body">The host opens this page, selects '''Merge many responses''' and imports all the files received. The combined radar chart is then ready to show to the group, ~~filtered~~ by respondent type ~~or by actor, as the basis for~~ the ~~discussion~~.</div>		<div class="dreams-tutorial__body">The host opens this page, selects '''Merge many responses''' and imports all the files received. The combined radar chart is then ready to show to the group. Start with present against wished to find the gaps, switch to the actor comparison to see who is expected to fill them, and filter by respondent type to find where the group disagrees.</div>
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	[{{fullurl:Special:Radarchart\|file=File:ResimobSurvey.csv}} View the pooled results →] from the surveys run in all six DREAMS living labs, ~~to see how~~ the ~~radar charts look~~ before you run a session of your own.		[{{fullurl:Special:Radarchart\|file=File:ResimobSurvey.csv}} View the pooled results →] from the surveys run in all six DREAMS living labs, and try both chart modes and the filters before you run a session of your own.
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	== Taking the survey ==		== Taking the survey ==

	The survey takes around 10 to 15 minutes to complete. Sit together on one device and fill out the form below, person by person, or send out the link to this page to fill out the questionnaire individually, then click "Download the response(s) as CSV" and send the file to the workshop host. The host can then import and merge all results using the option "Merge many responses" on this page to then present the combined results!		The survey below takes around 10 to 15 minutes to complete. Sit together on one device and fill out the form below, person by person, or send out the link to this page to fill out the questionnaire individually, then click "Download the response(s) as CSV" and send the file to the workshop host. The host can then import and merge all results using the option "Merge many responses" on this page to then present the combined results!

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+== What ResiMob does ==
-When developing public–private collaborations for shared mobility, different stakeholders often see the system they operate in from different angles. This survey aims to bring those perspectives together and visualize them in a radar chart, comparing how stakeholders perceive their roles and responsibilities in shared mobility systems.
+ResiMob is a survey and visualisation tool developed in DREAMS work package 4 on
-The survey, developed in the Dreams project, will take you around 10-15 min and you will be asked to rate both the current and wished involvement of different stakeholders across nine components than form a resilient, inclusive, and responsible shared mobility ecosystem.
+Public and private actors working on the same shared mobility service rarely describe it
-By wished involvement, we mean the level of stakeholder participation you think is ideal to make shared mobility more accessible in suburban and peripheral areas and achieve 15-minute neighbourhoods.
+== What respondents rate ==
-The radar chart generated from your responses will help identify areas of alignment and divergence, supporting dialogue for better collaboration.
+Respondents work through nine components that together make up a resilient, inclusive and
-Thank you for contributing to better mobility solutions!
+The five actor types are private companies, governmental and municipal institutions, shared
-[{{fullurl:Special:Radarchart|file=File:ResimobSurvey.csv}} Results of ResiMob Survey conducted in all Living Labs]
+Wished involvement means the level of participation the respondent considers ideal for making
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