This video shows all GOAT functions in a quick run-through (2 min) and serves as an initial overview to familiarise yourself with the software.

This video shows all GOAT functions in a detailled run-through (5 min) and serves as an initial overview to familiarise yourself with the software.

Calculate walking isochrones at different places and compare their results. In addition, intersect the isochrones with population numbers and amenities.

Perform your own scenarios by drawing, modifying or deleting links in the routing network within seconds and assess changes in accessibility.

The dynamic heatmap makes use of gravity-based accessibility measures and allows you to show accessiblity levels for many amenities on a grid level.

Analyze the public transport benchmarks, visualize service frequencies and calculate public transport isochrones.

Show in seconds how many residents from a certain neighborhood have access to an amenity in a traveltime of your choice by using multi-isochrones.

Add, modify and delete points of interest and assess the effects on accessibility on the fly within a few seconds.

Compare accessibility levels and populations density in order to assess the spatial distribution of e.g. bicycle-sharing stations.

You can draw new buildings, allocate new population and assess how good they are served with daily needs.

Easily visualise extensive spatial data. Depending on local availability e.g. noise levels, land use or accident numbers can be integrated.

In GOAT, the colours of all layers and elements can be customised to create and print personalised maps.