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{{editor steps|title=compute residences within walking distance of significant usable public green
{{editor steps|title=compute residences within walking distance of significant usable public green
| Create a Grid Overlay which highlights which locations are to be considered "residences", such that:<br>Locations which are not residential have a value of 0.<br>Locations which are a residence have a value of 1.
| [[How to make a Grid Overlay of residences| Create a Grid Overlay of residences]].
| Create a Grid Overlay which highlights which locations are to be considered "public space", such that:<br>Name: Public space<br>Locations which are not public have a value of 0.<br>Locations which are publicly accessible have a value of 1.
| Create a Grid Overlay which highlights which locations are to be considered "public space", such that:<br>Name: Public space<br>Locations which are not public have a value of 0.<br>Locations which are publicly accessible have a value of 1.
| Add an [[Average Overlay]], configured so that:<br>Name: Green<br>Attribute to average is [[green space (Function Value)|GREEN_M2]]<br>Averaging distance is 0.
| Add an [[Average Overlay]], configured so that:<br>Name: Green<br>Attribute to average is [[green space (Function Value)|GREEN_M2]]<br>Averaging distance is 0.
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| Add an [[Average Overlay]] configured so that:<br>Name: Environment of large green areas<br>Input is a Grid Input Overlay.<br>Input: The "1 hectare of green" Overlay.<br>Averaging distance is 80.
| Add an [[Average Overlay]] configured so that:<br>Name: Environment of large green areas<br>Input is a Grid Input Overlay.<br>Input: The "1 hectare of green" Overlay.<br>Averaging distance is 80.
| Add a [[Combo Overlay]], configured so that:<br>Name: Large green areas<br>Input A: The "Public green" Overlay.<br>Input B: The "Environment of large green areas" Overlay.<br>Formula: AND(A, GT(B, 0))
| Add a [[Combo Overlay]], configured so that:<br>Name: Large green areas<br>Input A: The "Public green" Overlay.<br>Input B: The "Environment of large green areas" Overlay.<br>Formula: AND(A, GT(B, 0))
| Add a [[Travel Distance Overlay]] configured using the wizard such that:<br><br>Input B: The "Environment of large green areas" Overlay.<br>Formula: AND(A, GT(B, 0))
| Add a [[Travel Distance Overlay]] configured using the wizard such that:<br>Destinations grid: based on grid overlay "Large green areas".<br>Destination threshold: 1.<br>Max travel distance: 290.<br>Distance to road: 30.<br>Traffic Types: Pedestrians, Bicycles, and Cars.
| Add a [[Combo Overlay]], configured so that:<br>Name: Residences with green nearby<br>Input A: The "Residences" Overlay.<br>Input B: The [[Travel Distance Overlay]].<br>Formula: IF(EQ(A, 0), NO_DATA, GT(B, 0))
| Configure the legend of the [[Combo Overlay]] to have a distinct entry for the value "0" and the value "1".
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Revision as of 07:15, 4 September 2023

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For the 3-30-300 guidelines, the rule indicated by the "300" is residences must be within 300 meters (walking distance) of accessible and usable green at least 1 hectare in size. This can be computed in the Tygron Platform by creating a determination of what green qualifies as accessible and usable green, where at least 1 hectare of such green exists, what green is part of that 1 hectare structure, and what routes towards that structure exists.

Editor → Current Situation (Ribbon tab) → Overlays (Ribbon bar)
How to compute residences within walking distance of significant usable public green:
  1. Create a Grid Overlay of residences.
  2. Create a Grid Overlay which highlights which locations are to be considered "public space", such that:
    Name: Public space
    Locations which are not public have a value of 0.
    Locations which are publicly accessible have a value of 1.
  3. Add an Average Overlay, configured so that:
    Name: Green
    Attribute to average is GREEN_M2
    Averaging distance is 0.
  4. Add a Combo Overlay, configured so that:
    Name: Public green
    Input A: "Public space" Overlay.
    Input B:"Green" Overlay.
    Formula: AND(A, GT(B, 0))
  5. Add an Average Overlay, configured so that:
    Name: Fraction of green nearby
    Input is a Grid Input Overlay.
    Input: The "Public green" Overlay.
    Averaging distance is 80.
  6. Add a Combo Overlay, configured so that:
    Name: 1 hectare of green
    Input A: The "Fraction of green nearby" Overlay.
    Formula: MUL(A, MUL(POW(80, 2), 3.14159))
  7. Add an Average Overlay configured so that:
    Name: Environment of large green areas
    Input is a Grid Input Overlay.
    Input: The "1 hectare of green" Overlay.
    Averaging distance is 80.
  8. Add a Combo Overlay, configured so that:
    Name: Large green areas
    Input A: The "Public green" Overlay.
    Input B: The "Environment of large green areas" Overlay.
    Formula: AND(A, GT(B, 0))
  9. Add a Travel Distance Overlay configured using the wizard such that:
    Destinations grid: based on grid overlay "Large green areas".
    Destination threshold: 1.
    Max travel distance: 290.
    Distance to road: 30.
    Traffic Types: Pedestrians, Bicycles, and Cars.
  10. Add a Combo Overlay, configured so that:
    Name: Residences with green nearby
    Input A: The "Residences" Overlay.
    Input B: The Travel Distance Overlay.
    Formula: IF(EQ(A, 0), NO_DATA, GT(B, 0))
  11. Configure the legend of the Combo Overlay to have a distinct entry for the value "0" and the value "1".

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