JauneBaguette"Enhancing pedestrian routing in #OpenStreetMap by incorporating shade into route computations"
Salut @zorun !
Dźwiedziu@JauneBaguette
This is how technology should be used 🥹
This is how technology should be used 🥹
@dzwiedziu That or burning people who are transforming urban areas into heat sinks… just saying…
@JauneBaguette
They don't use OSM probably, so won't have this feature, and nature will take it's course ^_^J
Also burning is quick, yet not very efficient. Composting would be better. …just saying… ^_^
jexner@JauneBaguette That is excessively cool! Trop fort!
Dr. Nick Attree on Mastadonoptimising for Granada in summer aye, @AdamBishop ? :)
Adam Bishop@nick_attree Exactly this! 😅 💯
Stefan Keller@JauneBaguette I've implemented this recently and called it the "Vampire" profile. It uses the OSRM engine and is based on 3D point cloud data (city of Zurich only) and of course OpenStreetMap. It's a prototype, fixed to August, 1st 2024. See https://routing.osm.ch/ > switch to "Foot (Vampire)".
@JauneBaguette Screenshot showing a demo of the "Foot (Vampire)" mode with a route from Zurich Mainstation to ETH Zurich terrace (as of August 1st). Dotted line turquoise = shortest route, line red = shade optimized route. Repo https://github.com/sosm/cbf-routing-profiles
@sfkeller Wow, pretty impressive! Is there any plan to translate the 3D data into a shadiness index?
Thijs Lucas@JauneBaguette that is so very much needed. I remember when living in Stuttgart that some days in summer that some streets were in extrem sun without the chance of shade.
jfml - Jonas Laugs@JauneBaguette If at all possible it would be amazing to have the street names on top of the route so they're still readable.