Update: Guess not. Probably a lot cheaper, though.
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Bridge to Bus Transfer
Minneapolis's bridge-to-transit transfer looks pretty nifty. Salt Lake is adding our own version of the same, between TRAX and FrontRunner, @ North Temple and 500 West. Hope it looks half so nice.
Update: Guess not. Probably a lot cheaper, though.
Update: Guess not. Probably a lot cheaper, though.
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Street Connectivity Matters!
One of the ideas I tried to get on the agenda was a complete the street grid network--that there were 'lost linkages' in the street network.
Mapping something unrelated today, something popped out to me. Check out the attached map. It shows the building value to land value ratio--a general indication of investment of disinvestment in a neighborhood. The pale area now circled in red struck me--low values, and a notable disconnected street network. I'm talking to another PhD student (Amir) about doing a formal network connectivity measure for the area, so see if the relationship is statistically valid, but I thought this was worth mentioning.
And if Salt Lake City feels like doing something to spur neighborhood reinvestment, 'formalizing' that street could be a cheap and efficient way to do so...
Mapping something unrelated today, something popped out to me. Check out the attached map. It shows the building value to land value ratio--a general indication of investment of disinvestment in a neighborhood. The pale area now circled in red struck me--low values, and a notable disconnected street network. I'm talking to another PhD student (Amir) about doing a formal network connectivity measure for the area, so see if the relationship is statistically valid, but I thought this was worth mentioning.
And if Salt Lake City feels like doing something to spur neighborhood reinvestment, 'formalizing' that street could be a cheap and efficient way to do so...
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
System Dynamics Feed!
This is pretty cool. I had not previously heard of Scoop.it. Like tumblr, but more focus on articles. Or like twitter with more pictures and better editting.
http://www.scoop.it/t/sytems-dynamics-and-policy
http://www.scoop.it/t/sytems-dynamics-and-policy
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