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This is actually really useful - you have a map of 'what is the fastest way home from anywhere in the city?' On moving to a new city, getting a map like this an
by tocklime 10y ago
This is actually really useful - you have a map of 'what is the fastest way home from anywhere in the city?' On moving to a new city, getting a map like this and memorising a few of the arteries would help loads with familiarization.
- sitkack 10y agoThis isn't exactly what the OP has, what you are looking for is a transit time heat map. http://www.transitheatmap.com/index.html http://www.transitheatmap.com/index.html http://project.wnyc.org/transit-time/#40.72280,-73.95464,12,669 http://project.wnyc.org/transit-time/#40.72280,-73.95464,12,...
- nostrebored 10y agoIf you are busing... Sure the argument can be made that this doesn't take into account light-timers for walking, but if you're greedily selecting for shortest distance, this is exactly what you want when walking.
- dsp1234 10y agoIf you are busing... Transit heat maps are generally used for autos and buses, but could just as easily be made for walking. You'd just code the average wait time for timers into the heat map algorithm.