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Ilya Zverev

Spent today on my first ever @maplibre visualization: the second half of my 15-minute city project. I could not find any toolchain for preparing such maps, only a couple ready-made websites with obsolete data and zero configuration.

Now you can build your own static map page with a set of open source tools (osmium, python, shapely, qgis, graphhopper, maplibre, turfjs etc). See the instructions in the repo:

github.com/Zverik/15minute/

I guess this will be the topic for my @fosdem talk!

#gischat

Grayscale map of Tallinn with a purple city border. Over the city there are yellow dots: schools, as the panel at the top left shows. One dot has a popup with "Tallinna Mustamäe Gümnaasium". Over the map are splashed red polygons, mostly to the west, north, and south. In the top right there is a panel with buttons: "layers" with cafe, culture, shops, health, community, schools (selected), and childcare. Then, "profile" with bike, foot, and foot10. And then, two buttons: "Multiple layers" and "Isochrones".
17 November at 20:32 | Open on en.osm.town
4 comments
Daniel

@zverik @maplibre @fosdem as a follow up you could package it all up, including a basemap, in a small .pmtiles file and have it self-contained and hosted from a GitHub page! 🚀🌔

17 November at 23:32 | Open on chaos.social
Henrik Schönemann
yetzt

@zverik @maplibre @fosdem i tinkered with openrouteservice isochrones to make something similar a while ago.

20 November at 19:41 | Open on vis.social
Ilya Zverev

@yetzt @maplibre @fosdem Huh, OpenRouteService looks easy to run as well. I chose GraphHopper because it's under very active development.

20 November at 19:47 | Open on en.osm.town
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