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CITIES, REIMAGINED
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Jeremy Eddy | Business Development [email protected]
Map, Measure & Analyze the Future of Placewith UrbanFootprint
Supporting hundreds of planners, cities, and universities nationwide.
FOR PLANNERS, DESIGNERS & ENGINEERS
FOR CITIES & PUBLIC AGENCIES
FOR UNIVERSITIES
➔ Used to power 4,000 planning projects in 700 cities across the U.S.
➔ Engaging students in over 20 top universities
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Deliver emergency response with actionable health, resource, and demographic data.
➔ Access the latest coronavirus datasets
➔ Identify vulnerable areas & populations to prioritize resource development
➔ Map walk and transit accessibility to essential services, such as food outlets and hospitals
Map and measure impacts of COVID19
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COVID19 RESPONSE & RECOVERY
COVID19 RESPONSE & RECOVERY
Quickly intersect preloaded datasets to highlight vulnerable areas
● Sociodemographics
● Poverty/Vulnerability
● Chronic disease indicators
● Life expectancy
Overlay typically disparate data sources onto a single map
● Food access
● Hospital access
● Schools, parks, and transit lines
● Automobile ownership
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Built on 30 years of thought leadership
WISCONSIN EXAMPLES
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Green Bay: Parcel Scale Land Use Details and Statistics
1,200 Mw
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Green Bay, Healthy Communities: Walk & Transit Access to Parks
1,200 Mw
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Wausau, Household Daily VMT: Highest at the outskirts of town
1,200 Mw
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Wausau: Estimated Change in GHGs After Multiple Climate Actions
1,200 Mw
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Milwaukee: Flood Risk Is Highest Where Improvement Value Is Also High
1,200 Mw
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Milwaukee: EV Charging Stations Are Concentrated In Higher Income Areas
1,200 Mw
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Milwaukee: Walk+Transit Times to Nearest Medical Facility Could Be Lowered
1,200 Mw
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Milwaukee: Food Access By Can Be Improved Strategically
1,200 Mw
ADDITIONAL EXAMPLES
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Is my utility infrastructure at risk?
1,200 Mw
Liquefaction Risk
Where are the best locations for new EV charging stations?
Household densityAnalysis of land use and housing data
Employment densityAnalysis of land use and job data
Household VMTEmphasizing high VMT households
Existing EV ChargersDC fast charging stations
Candidate LocationsOptimal sites for EV stations
Suitability IndexIntegrated Data and Models
How Can Micromobility Options Expand the Reach of Light Rail?
With rail + micromobilityWalk & MM access to high quality transit
+ 11,500 householdsWith easy transit access
+ 9,600 MM ridersPotential number of AM Micro Mobility rides
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Transit/Walk Access
26% of LA County residents can access a hospital by transit or walking within 20 minutes.
Can residents access cooling centers or other care during adverse heat events?
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Where can we best site new DER facilities?: Zero Net Energy Neighborhood Study
ZNE goals through energy efficiency + DER
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Where can we best site new DER facilities?: Using Sequential Constraints
Hard ConstraintsWetlands, sensitive environmental areas, FMMP farmland
Soft ConstraintsCoastal Commission Zone, planned agricultural land use, nearby cities
Sociodemographics: Year built and income level -- Red is low income
Sociodemographics: High Blood Pressure -- a proxy for sensitivity to heat waves
Sociodemographics: COVID cases -- Macon, GA is high for the area
THANK YOU
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Jeremy Eddy | Business Development [email protected]
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