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Although there are many papers publicly available about Weigh-in-Motion, a little bit researchers publish their sources and data, which could allow a better reproduction of their experiments and results. In this context, the Open Science concept can help improve the WIM research through collaborative efforts and reproducible methods, using algorithms and data with open access. The OpenWIM project was born upon this background as an open science initiative, to provide a WIM researchers a repository with initial structure that can then be converted into a framework for researchers to develop and test new methods and technologies.
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