It's so friendly here I sometimes feel awkward following people - like I should introduce myself - so a general #introduction. Also, hashtags.
I research #transport #access in #Sydney, Australia, using a lot of GIS, #python, #rstats, #OSM.
I probably followed you because I liked your thoughts about Australian #urbanism, #bikepacking, #ebikes, #choralmusic or #rockclimbing, or you work at #UNSW too and seem cool.
Je suis aussi capable de toot un peu de l'#urbanisme, #vélo et j'aime suivre ça.
@tom_andraszek Nice! I'm mostly staying away from google maps routing for research because it becomes too expensive, and because (mostly theoretically, in the future) I want to be able to measure the effect of network changes. So I'm using Pandana & UrbanAccess packages with OSM & GTFS data for these kind of queries. But the Google approach is so much simpler, very easy to read.
@jroper Welcome Josephine. :)
@jroper
As a carless Cragg, how could I not follow!! 😂
Welcome Josephine.
@stephen_cragg spectacular. sorry for stealing your name XD
@jroper Oh, this sounds awesome - welcome here and great that more and more urbanrstatsbikes people are here :)
@meaden thanks Jason! I mean you probably are cool if you’re here 🤔
@jroper Hi Jospehine, welcome aboard! I look forward to reading your thoughts/research/insights 😊
Well this was very successful for finding new interesting people to follow! Sorry if I missed anyone that liked it, I'm sure we'll cross paths again. Thanks for all the boosts.
I am now following a brass band from Yorkshire, because naturally.