Hi G̀erman, We are developing an open-source platform for sustainable urban design and are also located in Finland! Is the source code available for the animations in this video? In particular, is there a reference implementation for the Turku Open Platform? Kind regards, Brylie Christopher Oxley
@@SwitchGM The project source code is on GitHub: github.com/SustainableUrbanDesign/app Right now, I am working on a feature that lets users choose values for sustainability/livability parameters that make sense for their context. A map would show how an urban environment meets various livability/sustainability criteria as defined by the user, similar to those heatmap layers you have on Turku Open Platform. Would you be able to help me work out how to create those raster heatmaps and calculate the various livability metrics you showcase in Turku Open Platform?
@@sustainableurbandesignspac8591 Hi! Sorry for such late reply. You project looks great. Here is the code from Turku Open Platform: github.com/germanmitish/turku-open-platform. However I doubt it can be of any use, as I made it long time ago, and the tech is probably not that relevant (and the code is really poor). I saw many nice isochrone building solutions out there since then, e.g. at Mapbox GL JS, there seems to be a plugin for that.
Hi @@puskywastaken! Here is the code from Turku Open Platform: github.com/germanmitish/turku-open-platform. However I doubt it can be of any use, as I made it long time ago, and the tech is probably not that relevant (and the code is really poor). The main part for the animation is in the worker.js file. I saw many nice isochrone building solutions out there since then, e.g. at Mapbox GL JS, there seems to be a plugin for that.
hi German, I would love to get in touch about the metalab animations you made - are you still active here? greetings
Hi G̀erman,
We are developing an open-source platform for sustainable urban design and are also located in Finland! Is the source code available for the animations in this video? In particular, is there a reference implementation for the Turku Open Platform?
Kind regards,
Brylie Christopher Oxley
Hello! I am glad you liked Turku Open Platform! I would be happy to know more about your project, maybe I can help
@@SwitchGM The project source code is on GitHub: github.com/SustainableUrbanDesign/app
Right now, I am working on a feature that lets users choose values for sustainability/livability parameters that make sense for their context. A map would show how an urban environment meets various livability/sustainability criteria as defined by the user, similar to those heatmap layers you have on Turku Open Platform.
Would you be able to help me work out how to create those raster heatmaps and calculate the various livability metrics you showcase in Turku Open Platform?
@@SwitchGM I would also be interested if the source code for the animations in the video is available. This looks super promising!
@@sustainableurbandesignspac8591 Hi! Sorry for such late reply. You project looks great. Here is the code from Turku Open Platform: github.com/germanmitish/turku-open-platform. However I doubt it can be of any use, as I made it long time ago, and the tech is probably not that relevant (and the code is really poor). I saw many nice isochrone building solutions out there since then, e.g. at Mapbox GL JS, there seems to be a plugin for that.
Hi @@puskywastaken! Here is the code from Turku Open Platform: github.com/germanmitish/turku-open-platform. However I doubt it can be of any use, as I made it long time ago, and the tech is probably not that relevant (and the code is really poor). The main part for the animation is in the worker.js file. I saw many nice isochrone building solutions out there since then, e.g. at Mapbox GL JS, there seems to be a plugin for that.