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Aino enables analysis of spatial data from any dataset in your project, empowering you to make informed decisions with ease.
Aino allows you to create buffer zones around any data within your datasets.
Buffer zones
A buffer zone is a geospatial area created around a feature by expanding its boundary outward by a specified distance. This distance is called the buffer distance.
In prompt you should specify the distance and the dataset/pin/polygon from which you want to create buffers.
Build buffer zones of 500 meters for all schools in /Barcelona schools
300 m buffer around /Pin
create 1500 meters buffers around /subway stations in Berlin
200 m buffers around /bus stops
The result:
Isochrones
An isochrone is line on a map that connects points that can be reached within a specific travel time or distance from a given starting point. It essentially shows you all the places you can get to within a certain time frame, assuming a constant speed of travel. When creating an isochrone area, the road network is taken into account.
In a prompt you should indicate a travel time and a transport mode - walking or going by bike or by car. Walk is a default value. Here's how:
Find cafes within a 5-min walk from bus stops in /Barcelona transport
Hotels within a 15-min driving area from airport in Paris