Travel time mapping using isochrones

A computer system for displaying location information on a display of an electronic device as part of a graphical user interface (GUI), comprising:

• a processor;
• and
• a memory to store instructions, the instructions causing the one or more processors to:
• access a reference geographical location;
• receive a set of geographical destinations, each destination of the set of destinations comprising a name and a location;
• determine a set of travel times between the reference geographical location and each of the locations associated with the destinations in the set;
• and
• generate for display in a map display region of the graphical user interface:
• a reference graphical element visualizing the reference geographical location;
• a set of isochrone graphical elements surrounding the reference graphical element, the placement of each isochrone graphical element within the map display region relative to the reference graphical element visually representing a travel time between the reference geographical location and any geographical locations located that travel time away from the reference geographical location;
• and
• a set of destination graphical elements, the placement of each destination graphical element within the map display region relative to the reference graphical element and the isochrone graphical elements visually representing the travel time associated with each corresponding geographical destination.

A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium that stores instructions, which when executed by one or more processors, causes a computing system of the one or more processors to perform operations that include:

• accessing a reference geographical location;
• receiving a set of geographical destinations, each destination of the set of destinations comprising a name and a location;
• determining a set of travel times between the reference geographical location and each of the locations associated with the destinations in the set;
• and
• generating for display in a map display region of the graphical user interface:
• a reference graphical element visualizing the reference geographical location;
• a set of isochrone graphical elements surrounding the reference graphical element, the placement of each isochrone graphical element within the map display region relative to the reference graphical element visually representing a travel time between the reference geographical location and any geographical locations located that travel time away from the reference geographical location;
• and
• a set of destination graphical elements, the placement of each destination graphical element within the map display region relative to the reference graphical element and the isochrone graphical elements visually representing the travel time associated with each corresponding geographical destination.