Tool submission - Meta-Accessibility Website

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Questionnaire - Meta-Accessibility Website

The purpose of the Meta-Accessibility Website is an open collection and categorization of a wide range of accessibility instruments. The aim is to have a complete picture of the different instruments available and therefore provide planners, decision-makers and researchers a good overview of the state-of-art.

If you or your organization are developing an accessibility instrument and you want to be listed on the homepage, we would like to ask you to fill out the following questionnaire. Based on your information your tool will be listed on the homepage.

Name of the instrument

Describe your accessibility instrument briefly.

max. 800 characters. This text will be visible on the main page of the website.

Please upload an image or a map that characterizes your instruments (image will be used on the main page of the website).

Max. file size: 10mb. Filetypes: png, gif, jpg. If the upload is not possible, you can also email the image to benjamin.buettner@tum.de

Please upload at most one file

Upload file

	Title	File name

Which geographical area is covered?

Check all that apply

Supra-national (e.g. World, Europe)
National (e.g. USA, Belgium, Germany)
State (e.g. Florida, Flanders, Bavaria)
Regional
Municipal
Neighbourhood
Other:

What is the spatial unit of analysis?

Check all that apply

Municipal
District
Traffic Zone
Grid
Building Block
Street level
Other:

Which of these types apply to your instrument?

Check all that apply

Web instrument
Desktop instrument
Software extension
Guideline
Other:

Which kind of accessibility measures are you considering?

Check all that apply

Distance measure (Connectivity measure)
Contour measure (e.g. Isochrones)
Potential accessibility measure (Gravity based)
Person-based accessibility measure
Utility-based accessibility measure
Other:

Which opportunities do you consider in your instrument?

Check all that apply

Work
Leisure
Healthcare
Shopping
Education
Population
Housing
Other:

Which transport modes are included?

Check all that apply

Walking
Cycling
Private Car
Public Transport
Freight
Inter-modal
Other:

Which level of expertise is required to use the instrument?

Choose one of the following answers

Basic
Advanced
Expert

How accessible is your instrument?

Check all that apply

Open access
Closed source
Open source
Other:

Who is the developer?

Check all that apply

Academia
NGO
Private Sector
Public Sector
Transport authority
Other:

What are the target groups?

Check all that apply

Planners
Academia
Political decision makers
Retail/Real-estate developers
Citizens
Other:

If there are any references (e.g. technical report, guideline and articles) about your instrument, you can add them here (one per line).

Please add the first reference here, then space for more will pop up.

If possible, follow this style: Büttner, B.; Kinigadner, J.; Ji., C.; Wright, B.; Wulfhorst, G. (2018): The TUM Accessibility Atlas: Visualizing Spatial and Socioeconomic Disparities in Accessibility to Support Regional Land-Use and Transport Planning. In: Networks and Spatial Economics, January 2018, Pages 1-30.

All further references can be added here. Please use a new line for each.

Contact information

Developer
Institution
City
Country
Website
E-Mail

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