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Is that first tool available to use somewhere? Looks like it was just a short-lived academic research paper and not something that was actually publicly release
by OkGoDoIt 7y ago
Is that first tool available to use somewhere? Looks like it was just a short-lived academic research paper and not something that was actually publicly released. I would love to try it out myself!
Walking is my favorite way to get to know a new city, and it not always easy to determine a good way to walk by eyeballing google maps if you’re not yet familiar with a new city.
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- hanniabu 7y agoOther commenters mentioned these... * Running: https://trailrouter.com/ https://trailrouter.com/ * Running/Cycling: https://www.strava.com/ https://www.strava.com/ * Motorcycles: https://scenicapp.space/ https://scenicapp.space/ * Motorcycles: https://www.motorcycleroads.com/ https://www.motorcycleroads.com/
- samcrawford 7y agoThe tool in the screenshot is https://maps.openrouteservice.org/ https://maps.openrouteservice.org/. The greenery/noise filters are available there, but only for Germany. It is indeed an academic project, but is actively developed. Disclosure: Author of trailrouter.com, which uses openrouteservice under the hood, but has its own algorithm for determining green/natural spaces to run in.