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bicycleMeasures is used to calculate future changes to bicycle status based on proposed and under construcation features in OpenStreetMap
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Dataframe input from bicycleData function |
A data frame with 13 variables - column names must match but column order not important:
name
name or unique id of area
cyclepath
length in km of cycle paths
road
total length in km of paved roads
bicycleparking
number of bicycle parking points
area
Area in hectares of polygon being assessed
routes
length in km of proposed Nation cycle route
proposedroutes
length in km of proposed Nation cycle route
proposedcyclepath
length in km of proposed cycle path
constructioncyclepath
Length in km of cyclepath under construction
editors
Number of openstreetmap editors of bicycle parking
lasteditdate
Date of last edit in openstreetmap of bicycle parking
proposedhighways
length in km of proposed roads
constructionshighways
length in km of construction roads
The measures to improve cycle infrastrcuture maybe include only increasing in cycle path length. Increases in road length may negatively affect the cycle status. For instance, an increase in road building will lower the overall bicycle status of an area if cycle paths are not increased.
dataframe containing the following:
Name
name or unique id of area
Current length of roads
Current road length
Future length of roads
Future length of roads based on ways tagged as under construction or proposed in OpenStreetMap
Current length of cycle paths
Current length of cycle paths
Future length of cycle paths
Future length of cycle paths based on ways tagged as under construction or proposed in OpenStreetMap
Current Indicator total
Current Indicator total
Future Indicator total
Future Indicator total
Current Bicycle Quality Ratio
Current Bicycle Quality Ratio
Future Bicycle Quality Ratio
Future Bicycle Quality Ratio
Expected change in ratio
Expected change in ratio
Do not operate this function while riding a bicyle or feeling drowsy
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