Understanding challenges in shared and interoperable representations of place in leisure walking systems
Explore the potential benefits and market differentiators of the proposed walk recommender system.
Explore the barriers to geospatial data sharing across multiple UK based organisations.
Explore potential routes to market, including organisations interested in the impact of the research.
The Leisure Walking Systems Working Group (LWSWG) provides comprehensive technical documentation and practical guidance for developers, researchers, and practitioners working with pedestrian navigation systems. Our resources cover everything from fundamental algorithms to user experience design principles.
Developed through academic-industry collaboration, these resources address real-world challenges in walking system development, offering evidence-based solutions and best practices that can be immediately applied to development projects.
Comprehensive documentation covering all aspects of walking system development
Step-by-step guidance for successful project deployment
Curated collection of essential development resources
Rigorous approaches to studying walking systems
Get started with walking system development using our comprehensive resources. Whether you're building route algorithms, implementing recommendation systems, or designing user interfaces, our documentation provides practical guidance for every step of the development process.
Start with our comprehensive documentation home page for an overview of key concepts and implementation approaches.
Begin LearningUse our implementation checklist to ensure you've covered all essential aspects of walking system development.
View ChecklistThe LWSWG has developed extensive technical documentation covering all aspects of walking systems research and development. This resource encompasses recommendation systems, geospatial data integration, place representation frameworks, and practical implementation guidance.
A public GitHub repository provides digital presence for the group and ensures long-term archiving of project findings. The repository contains this website and supporting documentation developed throughout the impact grant.