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Summary The first part of a proposed three part series on tools for geospatial analysis in the transport domain. This review details functionality of three k...
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Summary The first part of a proposed three part series on tools for geospatial analysis in the transport domain. This review details functionality of three k...
Summary In this post, we look at how a statistical model can provide specific insights about accessibility. By combining intuition and quantitative results, ...
Summary Unlike cars, pedestrians are sensitive to their environment - from the weather to the terrain. Changes to either can impact the walking experience or...
This post introduces a series of walkability analyses for Wellington - with a specific focus on walking to playgrounds. The analyses will allow us to examine...
This post applies accessibility analysis to compare two types of social amenities: council parks and alcohol vendors - a wider scope than the cheeky allitera...
The previous two parts Part 1 and Part 2 retrieved open spatial data for plotting onto a map from OpenStreetMap; and abstracted spatial networks to networks ...
In the previous post, we obtained and plotted locations of Z and BP stations in Wellington, New Zealand. We could see some differences in the coverage of Z v...
Journeys begin with a question. A chance discovery of an excellent introduction and tutorial on urban modelling by Sir Alan Wilson led me to think about a mo...