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[[File:neighborhoodstest1-screenshot-2016-11-02_10-16-03.jpg|thumb|The Neighborhoods of Amsterdam West, as depicted in the {{software}}.]]
[[File:Api_current_situation_urban_subdiv.png|thumb|right|400px|[[Neighborhood]] in comparison to [[Area]]s, [[Zone]]s and [[Plot]]s]]
Neighborhoods in the {{software}} are mutual exclusive spatial areas that divide a city/ village. These areas do not overlap and are, when available, based on real (historical) data. This data is retrieved from CBS at the level of neighborhoods ("buurten"), as opposed to the larger districts ("wijken").
Neighborhoods in the {{software}} are mutual exclusive spatial areas that divide a city or village. These areas do not overlap and are, when available, based on real (historical) data. For projects situated in the Netherlands, this data is retrieved from CBS at the level of neighborhoods ("buurten"), as opposed to the larger districts ("wijken").


For [[planning sessions]], it is possible to direct the focus to sub-regions within your project by deactivating certain neighborhoods in a specific [[Scenario|scenario]]. This helps stakeholders to familiarize themselves with the {{software}} in a secluded area of the project, before progressing into the more complex spatial issues at hand.
For [[planning session]]s, it is possible to direct the focus to sub-regions within your project by [[Active attribute|deactivating]] certain neighborhoods in a specific [[Scenario|scenario]]. This helps stakeholders to familiarize themselves with the {{software}} in a secluded area of the project, before progressing into the more complex spatial issues at hand.


Neighborhoods can be visualized by using the [[Neighborhood Overlay]].
Neighborhoods can be visualized by using the [[Neighborhoods Overlay]].
[[File:neighborhoodstest1-screenshot-2016-11-02_10-16-03.jpg|thumb|left|The Neighborhoods of Amsterdam West, as visualized in the {{software}} using the [[Neighborhoods Overlay]].]]


 
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==How-to's==
* [[How to add, remove and duplicate a Neighborhood]]
* [[How to add, remove and duplicate a Neighborhood]]
* [[How to edit a Neighborhood]]
* [[How to edit Neighborhood properties]]
* [[How to (de)activate a Neighborhood]]
* [[How to (de)activate a Neighborhood per Scenario]]
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* Since Neighborhoods are non-overlapping, they can be used to subdivide calculations for [[Indicator]]s. See [[X query (Excel)|X-Queries]] for more information.
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* [[Scenario]]
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Latest revision as of 12:10, 26 April 2024

Neighborhood in comparison to Areas, Zones and Plots

Neighborhoods in the Tygron Platform are mutual exclusive spatial areas that divide a city or village. These areas do not overlap and are, when available, based on real (historical) data. For projects situated in the Netherlands, this data is retrieved from CBS at the level of neighborhoods ("buurten"), as opposed to the larger districts ("wijken").

For planning sessions, it is possible to direct the focus to sub-regions within your project by deactivating certain neighborhoods in a specific scenario. This helps stakeholders to familiarize themselves with the Tygron Platform in a secluded area of the project, before progressing into the more complex spatial issues at hand.

Neighborhoods can be visualized by using the Neighborhoods Overlay.

The Neighborhoods of Amsterdam West, as visualized in the Tygron Platform using the Neighborhoods Overlay.

Notes

  • Since Neighborhoods are non-overlapping, they can be used to subdivide calculations for Indicators. See X-Queries for more information.

How-to's

See also