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Comparing Neighborhoods with high Quality of Life & health Overlap matrix NPUs with high NH & NQoL SEC High QoL High Health Overlap High B, F, E F, E, N F, E Med M,O, W M, O, W M, O, W Low T, S, G V, T, Y T Source: authors.

Findings SES Status is not always predictive of areas with high quality of life and health parameters The central city neighborhoods seem to offer comprehensive amenities to achieve better QoL and health outcomes 8

Walk this Way: A New App to Find the Optimal Walking Route in the City of Atlanta

Walkability Factors Despite growing research on walkability, knowledge about paths and corridors that are conducive for walking is still largely unavailable Various travel surveys document that walkability factors and their impacts vary from person to person The built environment influences walking behavior

Walk Score 11

A Fancier version of Walkscore Available for New york city and Philadelphia

But when you want to know how to get from one point to another in a city by walking, what options do you have?? We wanted to develop a better option

What is Walk this Way? A more comprehensive evaluation system for walkability User selection mechanism Optimal route identification for walkers

Walkability Attributes Walkability attributes were chosen based on extensive literature, that fall into below categories: 1) residential density; 2) business density; 3) land use mix diversity; 4) accessibility; 5) street connectivity; 6) crime safety; 7) traffic safety; 8) physical barriers; 9) aesthetics; and 10)pedestrian infrastructure.

How does Walk this Way work? Walkability score calculation Attribute quantification 32 variables under 10 categories Weight estimation Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) Composite score calculation Walkability algorithm

How does Walk this Way work? Weight estimation--ahp A pairwise importance comparison between variables Normalize each matrix element by the sum of elements in each column, calculate the sum for each row and then normalize the sum of the rows for the weights for each variable Calculate the consistency ratio of the selection to validate its consistency A simple AHP hierarchy

Composite walk score calculation WS j = D j n å i=1 ( VW ) i i Where WS j is the walkability score of the street segment j, D j is the length of the street segment j, n is the number of the attributes of walkability and Vi and Wi are the value and the weight for the attribute i, respectively.

How to use Walk this Way?

The Extensions of Walk This Way App for Location Intelligence and Geospatial Navigation (ALIGN!) Objective: Develop and evaluate the feasibility of a mobile app (ALIGN) to inform outdoor route planning by people aging with ambulatory disabilities who are experiencing comorbid functional losses. 20

Included Feedback on Route Conditions A Simpler Rating System (essential and secondary) Included Audio Feedback 21

User Interface Design 22

Fiscal Analysis of Municipal Annexation Block group level analysis: for Designated (271), Unincorporated (272), and Police (274) Funds

Sustainability - Urban Forestry Management

Pavement Management for Georgia s Local There are 159 counties and more then 700 cities in Georgia Governments (1) Current Local Maintenance & Improvement Grant (LMIG) program requires governments in Georgia to evaluate the condition of their roadway pavements to determine and prioritize roadway treatments that will produce the highest return on investment We developed a Computerized Pavement Condition Evaluation System for Counties and Cities (COPACES-CC)

Pavement Management for Georgia s Local Governments (2)

Roadway Asset Inventory Using Videolog Images and Computer Vision (1) Videolog images have been widely used for roadway asset (signs, guardrails, rumble strips, etc.) inventory in State Departments of Transportation (DOTs) Georgia DOT has spent more than $4 million and collected videolog images on 52,000 lane miles Visual inspection is very time consuming and labor intensive We are developing algorithms and applications to automate the data extraction process

Roadway Asset Inventory Using Videolog Images and Computer Vision (2)

ATLANTA TREE CANOPY STUDY 29

City Grid Divided the city into 6-acre (500 square feet) grid cells Aggregated tree cover across the city by grid cell Calculated cover percentages for each cell Cover percentages displayed in increments of ten Grid helps convey the distribution of tree cover across the city

How do we compare? 18 cities with recent UTC studies Highest tree cover in cities with: Naturally forested regions (East Coast) Large parklands (Minneapolis, Washington DC) Large single-family lots in city limits (Charlotte) Should compare Atlanta against cities of similar: Geography Size Density City Size (Square Miles) % UTC Population Density (Persons/Sq Mi) Los Angeles Atlanta Charlotte Dallas Pittsburgh San NYC Francisco Wash Austin DC Ann Charlotte ArborMiami Austin Milwaukee Minneapolis Los Angeles Chicago Portland Denver Minneapolis Dallas Portland San Francisco Atlanta Portland Baltimore Baltimore Des Moines Des Moines Ann Arbor NYC Milwaukee Wash DC Atlanta Pittsburgh Miami Minneapolis Denver Charlotte San Los Francisco Angeles Miami Milwaukee Chicago Ann Arbor 0% 0 5,000 10% 10,000 20% 15,000 30% 20,000 40% 25,000 50% 30,000 60% 0 100 200 300 400 500

In Progress - Follow-up study using 2014 WorldView2 Satellite Imagery Next Steps

RESEARCH THRUST III: Web-based mapping, analysis, and routing applications

THANK YOU Visit us at www.cgis.gatech.edu Follow us on Twitter and Facebook Subhro.guha@coa.gatech.edu