This repository contains all data and scripts necessary to automatically create the input data needed for the BikeNodePlanner for one or several Danish municipalities. The network data has been fetched from GeoFA on October 11, 2024.
Download or git clone
the contents of this repository to your local machine.
To set up the BikeNodePlanner environment on your machine, you need to install the latest long-term release of QGIS, as well as some additional Python packages within QGIS. Detailed instructions depend on your operating system:
Note: This step is identical to Step 2 in the BikeNodePlanner instructions.
In the config
folder, fill out the required information:
config-municipalities.yml
)config-layers-point.yml
)config-layers-polygon.yml
)Go to ./docs/define-layers.md for detailed instructions on how to define the study area and the (point and polygon) evaluation layers.
Run the bash script scripts/run.sh
to generate the data. For detailed instructions on how to run the script, go to ./docs/run-bashscript.md.
After completing the steps 1-4, the data is ready in subfolders of /input-for-bike-node-planner/
. Follow the steps in the bike-node-planner repository to run a complete BikeNodePlanner analysis; to provide data, simply copy-paste all subfolders of /input-for-bike-node-planner/
(from this repository) into /data/input/
subfolder (to the other repository).
Note: Following the instructions above, you will make use of data that we downloaded from GeoFA on October 11, 2024, for all municipalities where data was publicly available at that moment (see docs/list-municipalities.md). If you want to make use of more recent GeoFA data, and/or if data for your municipality of interest is not publicly available yet, see
docs/download-recent-data.md
for instructions.
Questions, comments, feedback? You can reach out to us by email: anvy@itu.dk