Avenara – The smart mobility analysis tool

What is Avenara?

More than a map of networks.

Showing the network is the easy part. Avenara combines four things that planning offices and administrations need together, so that a map turns into a basis for decisions.

Accessibility

Which residents reach stops, schools, doctors and shops on foot or by bike within a set time, along real streets and paths.

Network quality

Cycling stress level 1 to 4 for every street, speed limits, cycle facilities, crossings and bicycle parking at stations.

Weak-point analysis

School check, streets without a cycle facility that also have accidents, areas beyond the stop radius, accident clusters, stops without step-free access.

Measure ideas

For every finding, ideas to check on site, with references to the usual guidelines. Ideas to examine, not instructions to build.

Analyses

Fourteen ways to look at mobility.

From reach in 5, 10 and 15 minutes to accident clusters and parking. Where open data does not allow an answer, Avenara says so instead of guessing.

AccessibilityIsochrone mapsNetwork gapsDetoursInfrastructure densityStop catchmentsSchool routes BarriersAccidentsSupply of servicesModal comparisonNetwork connectivityParkingStreet space

The difference

From visualisation to a planning instrument.

Many tools stop at drawing roads, lines and stops. Avenara connects the layers: who is reached, how good the network is, where it fails, and what could be done about it.

Accessibilitywho is reached

Network qualityhow good the network is

Weak-point analysiswhere it fails

Measure ideaswhat to check next

Municipal planning instrumentone place, one report

How it works

From a place name to a report.

Type a town

Pick the region and a municipality. Avenara takes the boundary, streets, stops and places from OpenStreetMap.

Explore and filter

Switch layers, filter by mode, speed, route or accident type, and click any object to see its details and its source.

Plan and report

Use the Plan tab for weak points and measure ideas, add your own site notes, test a new stop, and export a PDF report with all calculations.

Data & transparency

Every number shows how it was made.

Planning needs figures that can be checked. Avenara is built so that you can.

Calculation on every figure. Open “How is this calculated?” to see the steps, the formula and the assumptions.
Sources on every layer. Each layer links to its data source; the Sources tab lists methods and references.
No invented numbers. Missing data is shown as “–”, never estimated. A model assumption is switched on only by you.
Honest about limits. OpenStreetMap is edited by volunteers and can be incomplete. Results are reference data to check, not official statistics.

Who it is for

Built for people who plan.

Planning offices for cycling, walking and school-route concepts, municipal administrations, mobility managers and everyone who prepares a decision about local transport.

Cycling and walking conceptsSchool-route safetyLocal mobility checksBicycle parking at stationsSignage and weak-point surveysCitizen participation