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* An [[excel]] file. The excel file can request TQL statements to calculate a permittance score, determining whether a certain action can be permitted or not. Additionally, it can provide information on why that action was not permitted. | * An [[excel]] file. The excel file can request TQL statements to calculate a permittance score, determining whether a certain action can be permitted or not. Additionally, it can provide information on why that action was not permitted. | ||
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File:zoning_conflict.png | File:zoning_conflict.png|A zone reports a conflict with the planned [[building]], because its [[Function Category]] is not allowed. | ||
File:zoning_action_denied.png | File:zoning_action_denied.png|Denying the action results in a message to revert the action. | ||
File:zoning_adjust.png | File:zoning_adjust.png|The permitter decides to adjust the zoning plan. | ||
File:zoning_approves_action.png | File:zoning_approves_action.png|The action now is in accordance with the zoning plan. | ||
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Revision as of 12:33, 7 October 2022
Zones in the Tygron Platform are spatial areas that can restrict, and provide feedback on, actions performed by stakeholders. Each zone is assigned to a stakeholder; that stakeholder is the permitter.
Zones can be grouped together to form a hierarchical zoning plan, each with specific requirements to which a new action must conform. If, during a session, an action does not conform to the zoning plan, a popup will appear, indicating a conflict with the zoning plan. In order to resolve the conflict with the zoning plan, either:
- the action has to be adjusted.
- the zoning plan is changed by the permitter.
- the action has to be reverted.
Zones can determine if an action create a conflict with the current zoning plan in two ways:
- A set of allowed Function Categories, used to verify planned Buildings.
- An excel file. The excel file can request TQL statements to calculate a permittance score, determining whether a certain action can be permitted or not. Additionally, it can provide information on why that action was not permitted.
A zone reports a conflict with the planned building, because its Function Category is not allowed.
Denying the action results in a message to revert the action.
The permitter decides to adjust the zoning plan.
The action now is in accordance with the zoning plan.
How-to's
Current Situation
- Buildings • Terrains • Administrative • Areas • Networks • Overlays • Indicators • Panels • Globals • Queries • Geo Import
- Buildings
- Function • Function Override • Traffic Units
- Terrain
- Height sector • Elevation model • Elevation GeoTIFF • Elevation Grid Overlay • Ground Price • Terrain Type • Terrain Type Override
- Administrative
- Net Cluster • Net Function • Net Line • Net Load • Net Node • Net Setting
- Editor