Safety and accessibility of the environment

Safety and accessibility of the urban environment: hydrants and gaps in their coverage, surveillance cameras, barriers, speed limits, an accident-risk estimate and an accessibility audit for people with reduced mobility. The estimates are built from OSM tagging — this is neither police data nor a field survey.

Tools in this group: 6

Accessibility audit

accessibility-auditAccessibility audit — reference frame E1: a sample result on OpenStreetMap data

Checks which points of interest and buildings carry wheelchair accessibility tags and shows the gaps. This is an audit of OSM tags, not a field survey.

Input: bounding boxOutput: GeoJSONfree

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Calculation frame, WGS84

No extra parameters — the bounding box is enough for this tool.

Accident risk estimate

accident-riskAccident risk estimate — reference frame E1: a sample result on OpenStreetMap data

A model estimate of risk from the complexity of the road network and the density of intersections. No data on actual crashes enters the computation.

Input: bounding boxOutput: GeoJSONfree

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Calculation frame, WGS84

No extra parameters — the bounding box is enough for this tool.

Barriers and fences

barrier-analysisBarriers and fences — reference frame E1: a sample result on OpenStreetMap data

Exports fences, walls, gates and bollards — the obstacles to passage on foot and by vehicle.

Input: bounding boxOutput: GeoJSONfree

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Calculation frame, WGS84

No extra parameters — the bounding box is enough for this tool.

Fire hydrants

fire-hydrantFire hydrants — reference frame E2b: a sample result on OpenStreetMap data

Exports hydrants and shows the gaps in coverage for a given service radius.

Input: bounding boxOutput: GeoJSONfree

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Calculation frame, WGS84

Speed limits

speed-limitSpeed limits — reference frame E1: a sample result on OpenStreetMap data

Breaks roads down by the value of maxspeed and shows the distribution of the limits.

Input: bounding boxOutput: GeoJSONfree

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Calculation frame, WGS84

No extra parameters — the bounding box is enough for this tool.

Surveillance cameras

surveillanceSurveillance cameras — reference frame E1: a sample result on OpenStreetMap data

Exports the CCTV cameras marked in OSM and estimates their density.

Input: bounding boxOutput: GeoJSONfree

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Calculation frame, WGS84

No extra parameters — the bounding box is enough for this tool.

Input, output and limits

The input is a rectangular bounding box in WGS84 plus one of nine data layers; some tools also take a point. The output is GeoJSON, JSON metrics or a GeoTIFF.

LayerWhat it holds
buildingsbuildings
roadsroads and streets
poipoints of interest: services, shops, tourism
waterwater bodies
green_areasgreen areas: parks, forests, lawns
railwaysrailways
boundariesadministrative boundaries
landuseland use
waterwayswaterways

Every tool in the section is free. The bounding box may cover up to 100 km². Rate limits are 10 requests per minute per tool run and 30 requests per minute for reading the catalogue. Without signing in you get up to 10 successful calculations a day; after that the service asks you to register and answers 402 with the code login_required. A box larger than the allowed area is also 402, and an unknown tool id is 404.