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Urban Mobility Score (Map4Citizens)

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

General information

Client:
EIT Urban Mobility
Period of time:
2022 - 2023
Contact person:
Ulrike Jehle

Planning Cases

  • Development of a citizens' GIS on the topic of the 15-minute city

Overview

In cooperation with the TUM Chair of Urban Structure and Transport Planning and Humankind, we developed the citizen GIS "Map4Citizens". The aim of the three-month project was to close the information gap between citizens and planners by opening up data and providing reliable and easy-to-understand mobility analyses for everyone. As part of our project, we developed a mobile-enabled, web-based application that allows users to quickly get an overview of important mobility-related parameters in their city and neighbourhood.


  • Map4Citizens
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    Map4Citizens

  • 15-Min-City Score
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    15-Min-City Score

  • Individual analyses for the 15-minute-city
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    Individual analyses for the 15-minute-city



  • Map4Citizens
  • 15-Min-City Score
  • Individual analyses for the 15-minute-city


  • Link to the application:

    Blogpost about this project: