Multimodality Matters: Quantifying Travel Differences Across Multimodal Scenarios

The data and code scripts used for the analysis in the paper entitled "Multimodality Matters: Quantifying Travel Differences
Across Multimodal Scenarios" (Paper is submitted for peer review). The analysis focuses on the city of Vienna, Austria, which serves as the case study area for the routing experiments. It comprises four folders within the zip file:

1. data: Contains the datasets used for the analysis. These datasets are derived from real-world transport network data coming from OpenStreetMap (raw data included in the folder). This folder also includes four serialized Python object (.p file)
2. code: Python scripts required to perform the analysis.
3. results: Routing results used in the analysis and discussed in the associated paper.
4. analysis_results: Created automatically and contains all results used in the paper (visualizations and figures).
5. An additional .txt file : OSM_query.txt which contains the Python function used to download the OSM data via the Overpass API, including the exact bounding box definition (WGS84) and the API request structure.

Programming Language: Python 3.13 

For reproducibility, read the README.txt file included in the code folder of the zip archive.

All data files are licensed under CC BY 4.0, all software is licensed under the MIT License.