MKP (Indicators) - Revision history

Frank@tygron.nl at 14:15, 30 January 2023

2023-01-30T14:15:14Z

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	{{Editor steps\|title= draw the areas manually\| Select the tab ''Current situation'' and click on the button ''Areas'' in the ribbon header\| Add a new Area, by clicking on the button Add in the left bottom corner.\| Select the newly created area and in the right panel give it a fitting name\| Click on Adjust Area in the right bottom corner.\| Draw the area in the 3D ~~world~~ and click on Apply Selection\| Click in the right panel on the Attributes tab.\|Scroll down to the bottom and enter the Attribute name GEBIED_N with the value corresponding with the type of area.\| Click on Save new attribute. The attribute is now added to the the other attributes.\| Repeat the steps 1- 8 for other area types.\|Hover over the Auto update icon and choose for Reset X Queries (slower) to update your project.}}		{{Editor steps\|title= draw the areas manually\| Select the tab ''Current situation'' and click on the button ''Areas'' in the ribbon header\| Add a new Area, by clicking on the button Add in the left bottom corner.\| Select the newly created area and in the right panel give it a fitting name\| Click on Adjust Area in the right bottom corner.\| Draw the area in the [[3D Visualization]] and click on Apply Selection\| Click in the right panel on the Attributes tab.\|Scroll down to the bottom and enter the Attribute name GEBIED_N with the value corresponding with the type of area.\| Click on Save new attribute. The attribute is now added to the the other attributes.\| Repeat the steps 1- 8 for other area types.\|Hover over the Auto update icon and choose for Reset X Queries (slower) to update your project.}}

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Maxim@tygron.com at 11:33, 7 October 2022

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	~~{{learned\|what the MKP is\|the additional configurations to use the MKP indicators\|}}~~

	~~==General==~~
	The MKP stands for MileuKwaliteitsProfielen or in English: Environmental Quality Models. They are created by the Province of Utrecht (Provincie Utrecht), located in the Netherlands. Thy used these models to describe what is meant by a good environmental quality of the environment for different types of areas. This quality is determined by a large number of themes, including the amount of green in the neighborhood, noise pollution and air quality. The themes have been translated to formulas, with which a score is calculated. The score provides insight into the current quality of the environment. Ultimately, the MKP can be used to test area development against a high quality of the environment.		The MKP stands for MileuKwaliteitsProfielen or in English: Environmental Quality Models. They are created by the Province of Utrecht (Provincie Utrecht), located in the Netherlands. Thy used these models to describe what is meant by a good environmental quality of the environment for different types of areas. This quality is determined by a large number of themes, including the amount of green in the neighborhood, noise pollution and air quality. The themes have been translated to formulas, with which a score is calculated. The score provides insight into the current quality of the environment. Ultimately, the MKP can be used to test area development against a high quality of the environment.

Godelief@tygron.com: /* Theory */

2020-08-20T14:48:22Z

Theory

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	The province has developed specific instruments that can help municipalities in Utrecht to support the municipalities with their spatial planning. One of these instruments in recent years was the ‘Leidraad Water en Milieu in Ruimtelijk plannen’ ("Water and Environment Guidelines in Spatial Planning"). The core of this guideline are the Environmental Quality Models, in which the area-specific environmental and sustainability ambitions of the province are laid down. These Environmental Quality Models consist of twenty environmental and sustainability aspects, such as energy consumption, renewable energy generation, water safety, noise nuisance, air quality, but also for example accessibility of public transport.		The province has developed specific instruments that can help municipalities in Utrecht to support the municipalities with their spatial planning. One of these instruments in recent years was the ‘Leidraad Water en Milieu in Ruimtelijk plannen’ ("Water and Environment Guidelines in Spatial Planning"). The core of this guideline are the Environmental Quality Models, in which the area-specific environmental and sustainability ambitions of the province are laid down. These Environmental Quality Models consist of twenty environmental and sustainability aspects, such as energy consumption, renewable energy generation, water safety, noise nuisance, air quality, but also for example accessibility of public transport.

	For more information and to download the Guideline see the [https://www.provincie-utrecht.nl/onderwerpen/~~alle~~-~~onderwerpen/samen~~-~~werken~~-milieu/~~gebiedsgerichte~~/ webpage of the Province of Utrecht].		For more information and to download the Guideline see the [https://www.provincie-utrecht.nl/onderwerpen/bodem-water-en-milieu/programma-gezonde-leefomgeving/instrumenten-gezonde-en-duurzame webpage of the Province of Utrecht].

	==Score system==		==Score system==

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2019-06-06T10:04:10Z

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	{{Editor steps\|title= draw the areas manually\| Select the tab''Current situation'' and click on the button ''Areas'' in the ribbon header\| Add a new Area, by clicking on the button Add in the left bottom corner.\| Select the newly created area and in the right panel give it a fitting name\| Click on Adjust Area in the right bottom corner.\| Draw the area in the 3D world and click on Apply Selection\| Click in the right panel on the Attributes tab.\|Scroll down to the bottom and enter the Attribute name GEBIED_N with the value corresponding with the type of area.\| Click on Save new attribute. The attribute is now added to the the other attributes.\| Repeat the steps 1- 8 for other area types.\|Hover over the Auto update icon and choose for Reset X Queries (slower) to update your project.}}		{{Editor steps\|title= draw the areas manually\| Select the tab ''Current situation'' and click on the button ''Areas'' in the ribbon header\| Add a new Area, by clicking on the button Add in the left bottom corner.\| Select the newly created area and in the right panel give it a fitting name\| Click on Adjust Area in the right bottom corner.\| Draw the area in the 3D world and click on Apply Selection\| Click in the right panel on the Attributes tab.\|Scroll down to the bottom and enter the Attribute name GEBIED_N with the value corresponding with the type of area.\| Click on Save new attribute. The attribute is now added to the the other attributes.\| Repeat the steps 1- 8 for other area types.\|Hover over the Auto update icon and choose for Reset X Queries (slower) to update your project.}}

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Godelief@tygron.nl: /* Add new areas */

2019-06-06T09:59:34Z

Add new areas

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	{{Editor steps\|title= draw the areas manually\| Select ''~~Geo data~~'' and ~~then~~ ''Areas'' in the ribbon header\| Add a new Area, by clicking on the button Add in the left bottom corner.\| Select the newly created area and in the right panel give it a fitting name\| Click on Adjust Area in the right bottom corner.\| Draw the area in the 3D world and click on Apply Selection\| Click in the right panel on the Attributes tab.\|Scroll down to the bottom and enter the Attribute name GEBIED_N with the value corresponding with the type of area.\| Click on Save new attribute. The attribute is now added to the the other attributes.\| Repeat the steps 1- 8 for other area types.\|~~Click on the tab Indicators and~~ the ~~button Indicators~~ and choose for Reset X Queries (slower) to update your project.}}		{{Editor steps\|title= draw the areas manually\| Select the tab''Current situation'' and click on the button ''Areas'' in the ribbon header\| Add a new Area, by clicking on the button Add in the left bottom corner.\| Select the newly created area and in the right panel give it a fitting name\| Click on Adjust Area in the right bottom corner.\| Draw the area in the 3D world and click on Apply Selection\| Click in the right panel on the Attributes tab.\|Scroll down to the bottom and enter the Attribute name GEBIED_N with the value corresponding with the type of area.\| Click on Save new attribute. The attribute is now added to the the other attributes.\| Repeat the steps 1- 8 for other area types.\|Hover over the Auto update icon and choose for Reset X Queries (slower) to update your project.}}

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Godelief@tygron.nl: /* Add new areas */

2019-06-06T09:58:19Z

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	===Add new areas===		===Add new areas===
	The indicator looks only at the [[Areas\|Areas]] with the attribute ''GEBIED_N'' and the corresponding value for the type of area. See above for the list of area types and the corresponding values. There are two ways to add these areas. One is by creating a file in a GIS and the other option is by manually adding and drawing the areas.		The indicator looks only at the [[Areas\|Areas]] with the attribute ''GEBIED_N'' and the corresponding value for the type of area. See above for the list of area types and the corresponding values. There are two ways to add these areas. One is by creating a file in a GIS and the other option is by manually adding and drawing the areas.
	{{Editor steps\|title= import a file with the area types\| Create in a GIS a [[GeoJSON\|GeoJSON]] file with the areas and the corresponding attribute: GEBIED_N and the values.\| Import the Area file with the [[Geo_Data_Wizard\|Geo data wizard]].\|~~Click on~~ the ~~tab Indicators and the button Indicators~~ and choose for Reset X Queries (slower) to update your project.}}		{{Editor steps\|title= import a file with the area types\| Create in a GIS a [[GeoJSON\|GeoJSON]] file with the areas and the corresponding attribute: GEBIED_N and the values.\| Import the Area file with the [[Geo_Data_Wizard\|Geo data wizard]].\|Hover over the Auto update icon and choose for Reset X Queries (slower) to update your project.}}
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Godelief@tygron.nl: /* Overview of indicators and area types */

2019-05-03T14:18:36Z

Overview of indicators and area types

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Godelief@tygron.nl at 14:15, 3 May 2019

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	==Additional configurations==		==Additional configurations==
	For the indicator to function, the different area types have to be added (once) to the project. Alternatively, the already existing [[Neighborhood\|Neighborhoods]] in the project can be used as area mapping, if the neighborhoods can be clearly distinguished on functions from one another.		For the indicator to function, the different area types have to be added (once) to the project. <!--Alternatively, the already existing [[Neighborhood\|Neighborhoods]] in the project can be used as area mapping, if the neighborhoods can be clearly distinguished on functions from one another.
	For example, if in a neighborhood is mostly industry and another neighborhood is mostly residential, the neighborhoods can be used as area types. If a neighborhood contains industry, houses and also agricultural areas, the neighborhood is not easily translated to one area type. In this case it would be better to define new areas.		For example, if in a neighborhood is mostly industry and another neighborhood is mostly residential, the neighborhoods can be used as area types. If a neighborhood contains industry, houses and also agricultural areas, the neighborhood is not easily translated to one area type. In this case it would be better to define new areas.-->
	See below for the steps.		See below for the steps.

	*If the area types are already present in the project, they do not have to be imported or created again. The indicator should then function properly.		''If the area types are already present in the project, they do not have to be imported or created again. The indicator should then function properly.''


	===~~Option 1:~~ Add new areas===		===Add new areas===
	The indicator looks only at the [[Areas\|Areas]] with the attribute ''GEBIED_N'' and the corresponding value for the type of area. See above for the list of area types and the corresponding values. There are two ways to add these areas. One is by creating a file in a GIS and the other option is by manually adding and drawing the areas.		The indicator looks only at the [[Areas\|Areas]] with the attribute ''GEBIED_N'' and the corresponding value for the type of area. See above for the list of area types and the corresponding values. There are two ways to add these areas. One is by creating a file in a GIS and the other option is by manually adding and drawing the areas.
	{{Editor steps\|title= import a file with the area types\| Create in a GIS a [[GeoJSON\|GeoJSON]] file with the areas and the corresponding attribute: GEBIED_N and the values.\| Import the Area file with the [[Geo_Data_Wizard\|Geo data wizard]].\|Click on the tab Indicators and the button Indicators and choose for Reset X Queries (slower) to update your project.}}		{{Editor steps\|title= import a file with the area types\| Create in a GIS a [[GeoJSON\|GeoJSON]] file with the areas and the corresponding attribute: GEBIED_N and the values.\| Import the Area file with the [[Geo_Data_Wizard\|Geo data wizard]].\|Click on the tab Indicators and the button Indicators and choose for Reset X Queries (slower) to update your project.}}
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	{{Editor steps\|title= draw the areas manually\| Select ''Geo data'' and then ''Areas'' in the ribbon header\| Add a new Area, by clicking on the button Add in the left bottom corner.\| Select the newly created area and in the right panel give it a fitting name\| Click on Adjust Area in the right bottom corner.\| Draw the area in the 3D world and click on Apply Selection\| Click in the right panel on the Attributes tab.\|Scroll down to the bottom and enter the Attribute name GEBIED_N with the value corresponding with the type of area.\| Click on Save new attribute. The attribute is now added to the the other attributes.\| Repeat the steps 1- 8 for other area types.\|Click on the tab Indicators and the button Indicators and choose for Reset X Queries (slower) to update your project.}}		{{Editor steps\|title= draw the areas manually\| Select ''Geo data'' and then ''Areas'' in the ribbon header\| Add a new Area, by clicking on the button Add in the left bottom corner.\| Select the newly created area and in the right panel give it a fitting name\| Click on Adjust Area in the right bottom corner.\| Draw the area in the 3D world and click on Apply Selection\| Click in the right panel on the Attributes tab.\|Scroll down to the bottom and enter the Attribute name GEBIED_N with the value corresponding with the type of area.\| Click on Save new attribute. The attribute is now added to the the other attributes.\| Repeat the steps 1- 8 for other area types.\|Click on the tab Indicators and the button Indicators and choose for Reset X Queries (slower) to update your project.}}

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	===Option 2: Use the Neighborhoods===		<!--===Option 2: Use the Neighborhoods===
	If applicable, the [[Neighborhood\|Neighborhoods]] can be used to define the areas. Onlywith the attribute ''GEBIED_N'' and the corresponding value for the type of area has to be added to the neighborhoods. See above for the list of area types and the corresponding values.		If applicable, the [[Neighborhood\|Neighborhoods]] can be used to define the areas. Onlywith the attribute ''GEBIED_N'' and the corresponding value for the type of area has to be added to the neighborhoods. See above for the list of area types and the corresponding values.
	{{Editor steps\|title=\| Select ''Geo data'' and then ''Neighborhoods'' in the ribbon header\| Select a Neighborhood in the left panel\| In the right panel, go to the tab Attributes.\| Scroll down to the bottom and enter the Attribute name GEBIED_N with the value corresponding with the type of area it represents.\| Click on Save new attribute. The attribute is now added.\| Click on the tab Indicators and the button Indicators and choose for Reset to Start values (faster) to update your project.}}		{{Editor steps\|title=\| Select ''Geo data'' and then ''Neighborhoods'' in the ribbon header\| Select a Neighborhood in the left panel\| In the right panel, go to the tab Attributes.\| Scroll down to the bottom and enter the Attribute name GEBIED_N with the value corresponding with the type of area it represents.\| Click on Save new attribute. The attribute is now added.\| Click on the tab Indicators and the button Indicators and choose for Reset to Start values (faster) to update your project.}}
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Godelief@tygron.nl: /* Overview of indicators and area types */

2019-04-26T18:01:01Z

Overview of indicators and area types

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	==Overview of indicators and area types==		==Overview of indicators and area types==
	The Environmental Quality Models consist of up to 20 indicators to assess the built environment.		The Environmental Quality Models consist of up to 20 indicators to assess the built environment:
			*[[Green_MKP_(Indicator)\|Green MKP Indicator]]

	The following table shows the different type of areas the Province of Utrecht defined, with their corresponding value for the {{software}} to know which area it is:		The following table shows the different type of areas the Province of Utrecht defined, with their corresponding value for the {{software}} to know which area it is:

Godelief@tygron.nl: /* Additional configurations */

2019-04-26T17:47:55Z

Additional configurations

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	==Additional configurations==		==Additional configurations==
	For the indicator to function, the different area types have to be added to the project. Alternatively, the already existing [[Neighborhood\|Neighborhoods]] in the project can be used as area mapping, if the neighborhoods can be clearly distinguished on functions from one another.		For the indicator to function, the different area types have to be added (once) to the project. Alternatively, the already existing [[Neighborhood\|Neighborhoods]] in the project can be used as area mapping, if the neighborhoods can be clearly distinguished on functions from one another.
	For example, if in a neighborhood is mostly industry and another neighborhood is mostly residential, the neighborhoods can be used as area types. If a neighborhood contains industry, houses and also agricultural areas, the neighborhood is not easily translated to one area type. In this case it would be better to define new areas.		For example, if in a neighborhood is mostly industry and another neighborhood is mostly residential, the neighborhoods can be used as area types. If a neighborhood contains industry, houses and also agricultural areas, the neighborhood is not easily translated to one area type. In this case it would be better to define new areas.
	See below for the steps.		See below for the steps.

			*If the area types are already present in the project, they do not have to be imported or created again. The indicator should then function properly.


	===Option 1: Add new areas===		===Option 1: Add new areas===