Development of new GOAT functionalities for public transport planning, green space planning, essential services, and the 15-minute city.

Use of GOAT in Ghent, Amsterdam, London, Bologna and Munich to conduct accessibility analyses and identify suitable locations for street experiments.

Statistical analysis of socio-demographic data and mobility parameters for Munich, Aachen and Freiburg.

In order to support citizens in making sustainable mobility decisions, a citizens’ GIS was developed around the theme of the 15-minute city.

GOAT was used as part of the “Citizen Mobility” project to plan new mobility stations in Munich.

Development of new GOAT functionalities for walking and cycling in a co-creative process with the Cities of Fürstenfeldbruck, Freising and Munich.

As part of an innovation project, a Walkability Index was developed to show pedestrian friendliness for the pilot municipality of Freiburg and used for school route planning.

As part of a pilot study, GOAT was applied to San Pedro Garza García in Mexico and contributed to the urban pedestrian master plan.