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Mark Stosberg
@markstos@urbanists.social  ·  activity timestamp yesterday

Another #UrbanPlanning algorithm I plan to pick back up is like "Percent High Comfort BikeShed" (or WalkShed).

The idea is compute the area from a given a location that you bike to within 15 minutes and then the area that bike to *with high comfort*, like protected bike lanes and so forth. Divide them to get the "Percent High Comfort Bikeshed" for that location.

https://urbanists.social/@markstos/113215939607917305

Mark Stosberg
@markstos@urbanists.social replied  ·  activity timestamp yesterday

"Percent High Comfort Bikeshed" may be harder to package for #QGIS because it involves running a custom #valhalla server currently-- building a graph to generate the bike isochrones (travel-time area) using only the high-comfort facilities.

If there's a way to query Valhalla such that only a subset of the network is considered for routing, then I could run it against public servers.

#qgis #mapping #OpenStreetMap

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