Minimum working example

This notebook runs a minimum working example with linkbikenet.

Import linkbikenet

The standard way of importing linkbikenet:

import linkbikenet as lbn

Run linkbikenet on example city

linked_components = lbn.linkbikenet("Frederiksberg municipality")

Explore results

See the contents of the resulting geodataframe:

linked_components.head()

	nodelist	edge_list	geometry	network_length	lcc_length	link_length	num_components_added	lcc_share	lcc_gain	ordering
0	None	None	None	44248	37607	0	0	0.8499	0	0
1	[286652484, 1222117998]	[(286652484, 1222117998)]	LINESTRING (12.50322 55.68449, 12.50319 55.684...	44255	37673	6	1	0.8513	66	1
2	[662904, 293886031]	[(662904, 293886031)]	LINESTRING (12.49542 55.67237, 12.49543 55.67247)	44266	37759	11	1	0.8530	85	2
3	[10813852125, 275095647]	[(275095647, 10813852125)]	LINESTRING (12.50603 55.68303, 12.50585 55.68306)	44279	37856	12	1	0.8550	97	3
4	[304136616, 1785193203]	[(1785193203, 304136616)]	LINESTRING (12.53111 55.67068, 12.53114 55.67084)	44296	38202	17	1	0.8624	346	4

Explore the results interactively:

linked_components.explore(
    tiles="https://tiles.stadiamaps.com/tiles/alidade_smooth/{z}/{x}/{y}{r}.png", 
    attr="(C) Stadia Maps (C) OpenMapTiles (C) OpenStreetMap contributors",
    style_kwds={"weight": 3, "color": "#096a51"},
)

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