An Analysis of Urban Metrics Utilizing Scale-Adjusted Metropolitan Indicators
AbstractGrowth in urban areas is described not only as increase in overall population, but also how the needs of that population are met through increases in infrastructure and physical resources. To observe these patterns, an analysis of scale is used to identify trends from data. This project uses...
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ftstatunivnysoar:oai:soar.suny.edu:20.500.12648/9365 2023-07-02T03:33:39+02:00 An Analysis of Urban Metrics Utilizing Scale-Adjusted Metropolitan Indicators Parker, Daniel J. Spring 2021 https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12648/9365 unknown http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12648/9365 Senior Project 2021 ftstatunivnysoar https://doi.org/20.500.12648/9365 2023-06-11T16:54:30Z AbstractGrowth in urban areas is described not only as increase in overall population, but also how the needs of that population are met through increases in infrastructure and physical resources. To observe these patterns, an analysis of scale is used to identify trends from data. This project uses previously established methods to evaluate and demonstrate these trends, based on recent, publicly available data sets. The main focal point is a cross comparison of population with several other metrics, including education level and urban commute times. This project displays the correlation between those metrics and discusses the causal societal factors as well as their associated wide-range effects. The main conclusions of this study are that there is statistical significance of the data sets and that the observed trend of SAMI values can be used as an indicator of scaled urban growth. Purchase College SUNY Bachelor of Arts Kraemer, George P. Other/Unknown Material sami SUNY Open Access Repository (SOAR - State University of New York) |
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AbstractGrowth in urban areas is described not only as increase in overall population, but also how the needs of that population are met through increases in infrastructure and physical resources. To observe these patterns, an analysis of scale is used to identify trends from data. This project uses previously established methods to evaluate and demonstrate these trends, based on recent, publicly available data sets. The main focal point is a cross comparison of population with several other metrics, including education level and urban commute times. This project displays the correlation between those metrics and discusses the causal societal factors as well as their associated wide-range effects. The main conclusions of this study are that there is statistical significance of the data sets and that the observed trend of SAMI values can be used as an indicator of scaled urban growth. Purchase College SUNY Bachelor of Arts Kraemer, George P. |
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An Analysis of Urban Metrics Utilizing Scale-Adjusted Metropolitan Indicators |
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An Analysis of Urban Metrics Utilizing Scale-Adjusted Metropolitan Indicators |
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An Analysis of Urban Metrics Utilizing Scale-Adjusted Metropolitan Indicators |
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analysis of urban metrics utilizing scale-adjusted metropolitan indicators |
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