Details:
You can select a starting point by clicking on the bicycle-icon on the map. For each point, multiple map-views are possible:-
The time it will take you by bike to each part of a street
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The time it will take you by car, plus a time-penalty of 15 min for the inner districts to find a parking spot. You can see this effect by selecting the car layer at the default location
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The ratio between those two, hence you can identify your personal comfort radius were a bike is suitable for you, depending on where you live
Computational wise, the time values on each street-element (colored line) are calculated pixel-wise via interpolation on different waypoints. Therefore, one-ways are might show sometimes unexpected results if a waypoint from another street is close by. This was necessary to reduce the computational costs; nevertheless they were still pretty high.
You can find more details about the creation of this map shortly at my web blog www.afaik.at
Used Software:
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Data from OpenStreetMap
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Routing time calculated with Valhalla
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Hosting with Docker
- Rendering of all non-street elements with Tileoven
- Style loosely based on OpenStreetMap Carto
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Description icons by FontAwesome
About the Author:
This page was produced by Raphael Hobbiger;
freelance consultant and developer.
There is also a blog: www.afaik.at
Question or remarks? Drop me a line via Email!