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The First End-to-End Platform Dedicated to Sustainable Urban Planning & Design
February 2018
2Alameda County, CA
3Alameda County, CA
4Land Use Alameda County, CA
5Roads + Transit Alameda County, CA
6Parks + Open Space Alameda County, CA
7Wetlands + Flood Plains Alameda County, CA
8Priority Conservation Areas Alameda County, CA
9Endangered Species Areas Alameda County, CA
10Pollution Burdens Alameda County, CA
11Health Disadvantage Index Alameda County, CA
12Household Income Alameda County, CA
13Poverty Concentration Alameda County, CA
143D Buildings Alameda County, CA
153D Buildings + Land Use Alameda County, CA
16Livermore, CA Alameda County, CA
17Parcel Land Use Livermore, CA
18Parcel Land Use Livermore, CA
19Parcel Land Use Livermore, CA
20Important Agriculture Lands Livermore, CA
21Environmental Features Livermore, CA
22Transit Lines + Stops Livermore, CA
23Transit Lines + Stops + Schools Livermore, CA
24Transit Access to Schools Livermore, CA
25Transit Access to Schools Livermore, CA
26Walk Access to Schools Livermore, CA
27Walk Access to Schools Livermore, CA
28Parks Livermore, CA
29Walk Access to Parks Livermore, CA
30Walk Access to Parks Livermore, CA
Data is both the solution
Data is both the solutionand the problem.
By 2020, 1.7 megabytes of data will be created every second, for every person on earth.
Source: Capterra, “10 Surprising Big Data Statistics.”
Planning Technology is Struggling to Keep Up.
Data, Scenarios, Analytics – Anywhere in the USA
Data Library
Scenario Planning
Real-Time Analytics
Three key features optimize planners’ day-to-day tasks.
1. Extensive Data LibraryAccess to the nationwide Base
Canvas with over 100 additional
reference layers.
2. Scenario Planning WorkflowsDevelop unlimited scenarios in a snap with
a comprehensive set of Building and Place
Types.
3. Real-Time Analytics ModulesFoster community consensus with clear
reporting. Evaluate and share plan impacts
at the outset.
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Starting a Project
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Making Maps
Analyzing Existing Conditions
Exploring Data
Advanced scenario planningEvaluate project impacts at the outset by comparing alternative outcomes.
Analyze potential community impacts from
all angles with advanced scenario planning.
Find the best solution with the ability to
project results across a wide range of
environmental, social, and economic factors.
Compare and Contrast Scenarios
The urban challengeMethods that Make a Difference
Mexico CityScenarios Impact Urban Policy
Honolulu TODAdvances Transit Construction
Portland MetroLeads to West Side Rail
Louisiana Speaks Guides Post-Hurricane Investments
Envision UtahState Adopts Growth Management Act
Southern CaliforniaSupports $200B Bonds for Transit
Chongqing, ChinaWorld Bank Pilot Project
Perth, AustraliaGroundbreaking Masterplan
Art and Science: Data Driven Scenario Planning & Effective Communication
The urban challengeEnvision Utah – Community-Driven AlternativesUnprecedented Coalition Around a Common Vision
Scenario A Scenario DScenario B Scenario C
The urban challengeEnvision Utah – Analysis of Impacts Wins the DayUnprecedented Coalition Around a Common Vision
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270
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125
250
375
500
A B C D
Land Area Added(square miles)
85.3
79.2
76.6 76.0
70
72
74
76
78
80
82
84
86
A B C D
Vehicle Miles Traveled (per day)
2,660
2,511 2,501 2,512
2,400
2,450
2,500
2,550
2,600
2,650
2,700
A B C D
Vehicle Emissions(tons per day)
The urban challengeEnvision Utah – Analysis of Impacts Wins the DayUnprecedented Coalition Around a Common Vision
Cost of Infrastructure (Billions)
$00
$10
$20
$30
$40
Scenario A Scenario B Scenario C Scenario D
Local Roads and Utilities Regional Roads Regional Transit Regional Water
$15.5 Billion Savings
The urban challengeEnvision Utah –Quality Growth Strategy (1999)Unprecedented Coalition Around a Common Vision
Centers & Corridors New Growth &Redevelopment
Open Space &Constrained Land
Business as Usual ‘Growing Smart’
Vision California 50 million by 2050
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LAND CONSUMED
More land than Delawareand Rhode Island combined
0 1,500 3,000 4,500 6,000
Business as Usual
GrowingSmart
Southern California
Business As Usual
Southern California
Growing Smart
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VEHICLE MILES TRAVELED (VMT)
10,500 Fewer Miles Per Household
0 7,000 14,000 21,000 28,000 35,000
Business as Usual
GrowingSmart
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GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
0 75 150 225 300
Passenger Vehicles Buildings
Equal to Emissions Offset of a Forest Covering More Than 1/2 of California
Business as Usual
GrowingSmart
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ANNUAL HOUSEHOLD COSTS
0. 7500. 15000. 22500.
BusinessAs Usual
GrowingSmart
Auto Fuel & Ownership Home Energy & Water
$10,500 savings per household in 2050
Creating Scenarios
Analysis & Reporting
Foster clear communication with comprehensive reporting.Compare and contrast outcomes for each scenario across eleven analysis modules.
Land Consumption Energy Use Transportation Water Use
Household Costs Walk Accessibility Emissions Transit Accessibility
Public Health
Fiscal Impacts
Conservation
Our analytics capabilities will continue to expand.Water
Habitat
Agriculture
Carbon
Conservation Module
By standardizing land cover types, reference data, and analytical
methods, the Conservation Module compares scenarios for their
impacts on key ecological systems.
Partnering for a sustainable future.
Partnering for a sustainable future.Our analytics capabilities will continue to expand.
Partnering to build equity modeling capabilities.
Working together for local climate action planning, regional land use planning, and energy analysis at multiple scales.
Natural Resources Defense Council
California Building Energy Explorer
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Partnering to build the federal storm water model (EPA SWMM).
Support sustainability at all scales.Evaluate local efforts in the regional context or flip the scale to assess plans at the local level.
Joe DiStefano, AICP
joe@urbanfootprint.com
@UFPlatform
urbanfootprint.com
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@UFPlatform
@UFPlatform
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