Tag: OpenStreetMap

A New Community-Based Bike Routing Tool

BikePlanner.org is a new bike routing website from OpenPlans that uses the impressive, crowdsourced OpenStreetMap. BikePlanner is free and easy to use on a computer, tablet or smartphone. Moreover, preferences for the “fastest”, “safest”, or “flatest” route can be calibrated by the user, either for personal biking or bikesharing. The most attractive feature is that the …

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NCTR at CUTR Webinar: OpenStreetMap

Interested in using open-source software to map your community? The following OpenStreetMap webinar will answer your mapping questions. NCTR at CUTR Webinar: OpenStreetMap – An Online Open-Source Community for Mapping and Analysis. Presented by CUTR Senior Research Associates: Ed Hillsman and Sean Barbeau. The following recording ID will provide access to the webinar: N3S2DZ Related …

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