This tutorial shows you how to analyse accessibility to a single point as well as to all entities in a dataset.
Podaris can be used to look at accessibility to key destinations, such as e-bike hire docks and EV charging locations. Using the isochrone tool, you can gain valuable insights about the coverage of these locations and which areas may require additional funding.
Step-by-step Walkthrough
Step 1:
Go to your Podaris instance and click New in the top left corner.
Step 2:
Select a default transport mode, privacy settings and location.
Step 3:
Add census data to your project by importing it as a dataset or selecting it from the networks panel.
Step 4:
Add the dataset to your project by either importing the dataset through the layers panel or adding it through the networks panel. In the tutorial video above, we use a dataset containing the location of EV charging points.
Step 5:
Select the isochrone tool and click on the map to create an isochrone from a single location. If your census data contains a default query, this will be automatically added to your isochrone.
Step 6:
To add a query, go to the queries tab within the isochrone settings and click add. Select the attribute you would like to query and save your query.
Step 7:
Name, save and recalculate your isochrone.