Bath Network Quality Map

A hackathon idea that went a bit crazy.

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1. Bath Cycle Network Quality Map Adam Reynolds @awjre awjreynolds@gmail.com
4. City Of Bath
5. strava.bathhacked.org
6. Propensity to Cycle pct.bike/avon
7. Topography
8. Local Knowledge
9. All map services used • BING MAPS for Bird’s Eye View (Accessibility). • Google Maps for Street view (Speed Limits). • Open Street Maps for better local knowledge.
10. Collaborating with Google Draw
11. Legend
15. Evolving the Map • Reach out via Twitter and Facebook. • Engage with councillors and council officers. • Get the press involved. • Talk to people. • Take it national.
42. When the drawing tool takes you down the wrong route.
49. Colour Blindness
63. Tour of Britain: Bath 8th of September (5 days later)
64. 5000 leaflets printed!
65. Latest Version
68. Improving the Network
70. Accessibility
72. What now? • Distributed across the city in cafés and tourist hot spots. • Strategic long term planning within the council. • More Bath and North East Somerset Network Maps. • Being used as example nationally as a cycle campaigning tool + video tutorial incoming. • Schools using it as an example of good data abstraction.
73. cyclebath.org.uk/map This is what happens when you go to a hackathon and are “not really in the mood to code”.