Researcher in #geoinformatics and #mobility for #mobilitylab at the Department of Geoinformatics, University of Salzburg | #cycling #publictransport #sustainability #UrbanResearch #GIScience #geospatial #sustainablemobility
Interested in #bikeability and #walkability assessment?
Have you heard of NetAScore?
Our new article in "Environment and Planning B" introduces the #opensource software NetAScore for segment-based bikeability and walkability using #OSM data:
https://doi.org/10.1177/23998083241293177
Thank you to all co-authors and everyone who supported our research and software development!
Just publihsed! Our latest #paper in #cycling #mobility #research.
It presents and evaluates the open and adjustable #bikeability index available in the #opensource software #NetAScore: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jcmr.2024.100040
Thank you to everyone who participated in the online survey or joined our workshop at last year's #CRBAM conference!
@pettter The given categories are a generalization, hiding quite some detail. Still, they are successfully applied in cycling research for many years and give an indication of the level of stress a person is accepting in cycling traffic. So please feel free to choose the level of stress you would commonly accept in your daily trips by bike - even if it varies between trips etc.
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How suitable are roads for everyday #cycling?
Please help us in our #research and participate in this short online #survey on #bikeability (+ spread the invitation): https://websurvey.zgis.at/index.php/173238?lang=en
With some delay we posted a short #throwback to the #GIScience conference and our visit to @nerdsitu in Copenhagen last month, on the blog of the Mobility Lab with @just_mobility and @gicycle https://mobilitylab.zgis.at/en/mobility-lab-going-abroad-attending-giscience-and-visiting-itu-copenhagen/
@nerdsitu
Thank you for inviting us! It was a very inspiring day and we hope we can follow up on one or the other idea together.
Today Lucas van der Meer & Christian Werner @just_mobility visited us from Salzburg, showing us their awesome research+tools on spatial networks and sustainable mobility, like NetAScore https://github.com/plus-mobilitylab/netascore !
Betweenness Centrality in Spatial Networks: Our latest publication is available online at https://doi.org/10.4230/LIPIcs.GIScience.2023.83.
We analysed how #spatial density of nodes influences betweenness #centrality and provide a generic method for mitigating these effects. #SpatialCentrality
Looking forward to presenting and discussing our findings next Wednesday at #GIScience2023 conference.
#reproducibility: find data and code at https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8125632
Just had a very inspiring first day at #VeloCity conference in #Leipzig!
With important topics such as how to improve #equity in #mobility. More technical: the potential of open data for better infrastructure. Thank you @ane for sharing insights on reproducible evaluation of network data quality!
And if you missed our overview on assessing bikeability and walkability from #OSM data: you find our open source software on https://github.com/plus-mobilitylab/netascore
Looking forward to the upcoming sessions!
Good news: we just released #NetAScore version 1.0 - #opensource tool for computing #bikeability and #walkability from #OSM data
@rcarto thank you! Routing was done based on an o-d matrix with igraph in Python. Currently I'm also trying NetworkX for the routing part.
