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Cool analysis of Supercharger network

Discussion in 'Supercharging & Charging Infrastructure' started by ADN_ModelS, Jul 6, 2017.

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  1. ADN_ModelS

    ADN_ModelS Member

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    #1 ADN_ModelS, Jul 6, 2017
    I thought the TMC community would appreciate a cool analysis of the Tesla supercharger network. The link is: Qlik Demos. I like how you can see the density of the network, and how you can see how its grown over time. The analysis is updated daily, so you can can see a few chargers which were added as recently as yesterday.
     
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    #2 TacC, Jul 7, 2017
    Well done. I especially love seeing the network grow over the years.
     
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    ggr Expert in Dunning-Kruger Effect!

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    #3 ggr, Jul 7, 2017
    What's Australia, chopped liver? Oy.
     
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    #4 SabrToothSqrl, Jul 7, 2017
    I believe it was a continent of criminals ;)

    Cool site, but man is it slow :(
     
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    #5 Chuq, Dec 23, 2017
    This is a fantastic site - a great way of visualising coverage!

    A feature request - is it possible to detect travel routes marked as "ferry" and not include the kilometres in the range calculation?

    As an example:

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    The red line at the bottom is a ferry route, but obviously vehicles do not use any battery while sitting still on the ferry. The line should extend all the way to Tasmania and cover about half the island.

    I know this is a pretty specific request but if it is a generic "fix" it will probably apply in other locations as well, and the site is pretty damn awesome so there isn't much else to ask for!

    I notice you use OpenStreetMap data - the relevant tag appears to be tag:route=ferry;motor_vehicle=yes.
     
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