4. Conclude, Reflect and Take Action

Stage 4:

Drawing conclusions

• Provide evidence-based responses

• Spatial patterns (e.g., location of specific transport nodes)

• Relationships between variables (e.g., use of a mobility option and the carbon footprint arising from its use)

• Reasoned conclusions that answer the questions posed

Stage 5:

Reflecting and taking action

• Evaluate data collection methods

• Strengths and limitations of data collection methods

• Suggest ways to improve investigation

• Improvements/enhancements to investigation

• Propose ways to improve the relationship between the phenomenon and people

• Proposal for use of data (e.g., sharing a report on utilisation rate and residents’ perception of various mobility options with the transport authority)