Computing isochrones in multi-modal, schedule-based transport networks

Authors:
Veronika Bauer;Johann Gamper;Roberto Loperfido;Sylvia Profanter;Stefan Putzer;Igor Timko
Affiliations:
Free University of Bolzano;Free University of Bolzano;Municipality of Bolzano;Municipality of Bolzano;CreaForm;Free University of Bolzano
Venue:
Proceedings of the 16th ACM SIGSPATIAL international conference on Advances in geographic information systems
Year:
2008

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Abstract

Isochrones are defined as the set of all points from which a specific point of interest is reachable within a given time span. This demo paper presents a solution to compute isochrones in multi-modal, schedule-based transport networks. The system is implemented in Java on top of the Oracle Spatial Network Model and is deployed at the Municipality of Bolzano-Bozen as a planning instrument.