mobi.mapr takes into account everyday destinations based on real-world mobility patterns. It is based on the study “Mobility in Germany,” which shows the actual routes people take in their daily lives—for example, for shopping, work, education, or leisure.

These activities are translated into specific destinations, such as supermarkets, bakeries, or recreational facilities. They are weighted differently depending on how frequently they occur and how relevant they are to daily life.

Thus, the model primarily incorporates destinations that play a central role in organizing daily life, while less frequent activities—such as day trips—are weighted correspondingly lower.

The underlying categories and weightings are transparently displayed in the tool and are derived from scientific literature.