In the CITWIN project, a generic digital twin framework is being developed to analyze changes in active mobility infrastructure in the context of the 15-minute city. To integrate accessibility analyses into this architecture, a standalone REST API was implemented using Python / FastAPI. The API provides the calculation of walking- and cycling-based accessibility to public [...]
Robin Wendel and Martin Loidl participated in the annual meeting of the CITWIN project in Aarhus, Denmark. Now entering its third year, the project is reaching a phase where results are becoming increasingly tangible. The key challenge for the final project year lies in integrating the various research strands into a coherent whole. To support [...]
Last week our doctoral researcher Lucas van der Meer went to Munich to attend the MobilTUM conference. This is a conference organized by the Chair of Urban Structure and Transport Planning at the Technical University of Munich, focusing on the future of mobility and urban space. Special attention was paid to the concept of the [...]
At the end of January our group leader Martin Loidl and doctoral researcher Lucas van der Meer traveled to Liège in Belgium for the official kick-off meeting of the CITWIN project. This brand new project is funded through the European partnership Driving Urban Transitions (DUT). It aims to explore the potential and challenges of urban [...]