Usage of open street map data and open source software, for estimating transport accessibility at local administration level
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GIS, transport accessibility, OpenStreetMap, Lublin, analysisAbstract
The authors of this paper intend to present the opportunities inherent in the use of the OpenStreetMap database, as well as the methods available for using open source software to study transport accessibility issues. It will focus on a local area near the city of Lublin.References
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