This dashboard allows you to explore how walkable important services, such as GP practices or parks, are from different areas of Exeter. It also shows a combined liveability index of different areas of Exeter. Why don't you try it out and compare different areas by using the drop-down menu on the top right of the map?
Developed by: Will Frost and Federico Botta.
The work presented in this dashboard is based on Federico Botta's research on mobility, transport data, and accessibility.
This video shows a simulation tool that allows you to analyse different setups for Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs). You can see how different LTN designs affect things like pollution levels, travel distances, and other measures of quality of life in the area. Watch the creation of Low Traffic Neighbourhood designs and see which ones you think are better.
Developed by: Tomas Premoli Muniagurria, Zdenek Plesek, Scott Deverinne, Ahmad Hussain, Ted Proctor, Oscar Rilot, and Diogo Pacheco.
Academics and students from the Computer Science department at the University of Exeter have been developing these interactive tools to explore different aspects of our city and how we can move around it. In the lead up to this exhibition they shared their ideas with residents and community groups from different areas of Exeter and invited them to contribute to the development of these live research projects.
The tools above are the outputs of student projects which are part of ongoing research. Any inaccuracies may be the result of data quality issues, but get in touch (f.botta@exeter.ac.uk) and we will do our best to correct it.