Geospatial · Geocoding and routing
Isochrone
Draws the area you can reach from each point within a time or distance, such as a 15-minute drive.
Also known as: Drive-time area, reachability
How it works
Pick the Origin latitude and Origin longitude columns, a Travel mode (Car by default, or Bike, Walk or Truck), and the Budget: a number with Minutes or Metres, 15 minutes by default. Choose the Routing tiles to run on; the node works offline against the tile set installed in the app. Every input row comes back with its columns plus isochrone_geometry, the polygon of everything reachable within the budget. An origin outside the tiles gets NULL geometry.
Inputs and outputs
Inputs
data— Table
Outputs
data— Table
Settings
The Attributes panel of Isochrone, as in the app: the controls work, but nothing runs — there is no data behind it.
The same settings, as the Assistant writes them
{
lat: string
lon: string
costing: "auto"|"bicycle"|"pedestrian"|"truck"
budget: number
budgetType: "minutes"|"metres"
}lat/lon are the origin columns. Never emit tile-set ids or paths — the app selects the installed tile set itself.
Example
You want a 15-minute drive catchment around each clinic. Set the origin columns to lat and lon, Travel mode to Car, Budget to 15 Minutes. A Spatial Join with population points then counts the people each clinic can reach. For several bands at once, use Trade Areas with the Drive time method.