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Can anyone help me to put isochrones onto OpenStreetmap?

asked 27 Jun '17, 14:10

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Both Mapzen and Mapbox offer Isochrone computation services:

Software for both is Open Source so you can run it yourself, or register for a free API key and use their servers within some limits.

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answered 27 Jun '17, 14:54

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You can use the TravelTime API to draw an isochrone on OpenStreetMap, it's free to test and works for driving, cycling, public transport and walking. Here's the documentation to get a key and make your first request http://docs.traveltimeplatform.com/overview/introduction

(Disclaimer I work for the creators of the TravelTime platform).

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answered 28 Jun '17, 18:06

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There is an isochrone wiki page that lists various examples and softwares.

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answered 28 Jun '17, 18:58

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