mapping & measuring coronavirus impact with urbanfootprint · 2020-04-22 · combining new and...

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Mapping & Measuring Coronavirus Impactwith UrbanFootprint

Joe DiStefano,[email protected]

Software designed to deliver Urban IntelligenceMADE BY PLANNERS, FOR PLANNERS

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Get quick answers to complex urban questions

Planners will tackle the biggest challenges of the 21st century. UrbanFootprint is purpose-built to help.

https://urbanfootprint.com/

Supporting hundreds of planners, cities, enterprises,& universitiesnationwide.

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FOR PLANNERS, DESIGNERS & ENGINEERS

FOR CITIES & PUBLIC AGENCIES

FOR UNIVERSITIES

FOR ENTERPRISES

120 million parcels

1000+ datasets out of the box Scenario testing for mortals

Powerful built-in analysis

URBAN INTELLIGENCE FEATURE SET

Best-in-class mapping and actionable data for all U.S. locations

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Masterplans, Specific Plans, Neighborhoods

General and Comprehensive Plans, Corridor Plans, CAPs

County, Metro Area, and Multi-Jurisdiction Planning

UrbanFootprint supports mapping and analysis at all scalesPOWERING PROJECTS AT ALL SCALES & SCOPE

PROJECT CITY REGION

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Deliver rapid emergency response to where it’s needed most

COVID-19 RESPONSE

We are deploying the full power of our team and software platform to help public agencies and front-line organizations save lives and prepare for second-order economic and social impacts.

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● Agency and Organization Support

● Measuring and Geo-Targeting Resource Distribution

Louisiana

● U.S. Relief Deployment

● Data and Analysis Platform for Relief Management

Care International

COVID-19 ResponseURBAN INTELLIGENCE TEAM

We’re building and deploying actionable indices across crucial factors:✓ Social Vulnerability

✓ Economic Stress

✓ Accessibility8

Combining new and existing data to develop relevant, actionable indices

URBANFOOTPRINT PLATFORM ANALYSIS

● Access to food, services, jobs, testing sites, hospitals

● Household costs

● Walk and transit access

STATIC DATA

● Land use, zoning

● Transport systems

● Socio-demographic factors

● Health and existing conditions data

Social Vulnerability Index, Economic Stress Index, Accessibility Index

DYNAMIC DATA (C-19)

● Unemployment claims, relief applications

● Shelter-in-place areas

● Covid-19 caseload and system capacity

● Human temperature data

● Transit system schedule changes

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INDEX APPLICATION

Economic StressWhere and how should we deliver emergency and recovery aid to those who need it immediately?

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22 million jobs lost(17%+ unemployment)

AS OF 11 APRIL 2020

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Deliver urgent economic aid

Which employment sectors will be severely affected?

ECONOMIC IMPACT

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In Louisiana, restaurants, hospitality, retail, and entertainment account for 25% of all employment.

ECONOMIC IMPACT

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In New Orleans, it’s even higher at 33%.

ECONOMIC IMPACT

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The Economic Stress Index can help directdistribution of social and economic relief.

ECONOMIC IMPACT

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INDEX APPLICATION

Vulnerability & Food SecurityWhere do agencies need to deliver relief now and in the coming weeks and months?

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What goes into the index?

VULNERABILITY INDEX

Socioeconomic factors Households with:

● High % below poverty level

● Low average household income

● High % of single parent households

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VULNERABILITY INDEX

Socioeconomic factors

Impacted job sectorsHouseholds with:

● High % working in impacted job sectors (restaurant, retail, entertainment, hospitality)

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VULNERABILITY INDEX


Impacted job sectors

Health factorsHouseholds with:

● High % over the age of 65 and underlying medical conditions

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VULNERABILITY INDEX


Accessibility


Health factors

Households with:

● Low access to grocery stores

● Low rates of auto ownership

● High % disabled residents

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Or dig into access to specific resources like grocery stores.

VULNERABILITY INDEX

Areas with:


● High poverty


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A closer look at access to grocery stores in one of those East Bay neighborhood.

VULNERABILITY INDEX

GROCERY STORES

2,700 householdslive in this area with:


● High poverty


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VULNERABILITY INDEX


Accessibility


Health factors

Highest combined vulnerability

Lowest combined vulnerability

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Assess gaps in supply and distribution areas for food relief providers.

VULNERABILITY INDEX

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INDEX APPLICATION

Transit & AccessibilityWhat challenges do communities face in accessing food, critical services, and economic opportunities?

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ACCESS TO CRITICAL SERVICES AND JOBS

Compare current and potential changes in access to critical facilities like hospitals as transit systems across major metros are decreasing service in the wake of COVID-19.

Low existing transit access to hospitals

High existing transit access to hospitals

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In the wake of transit cuts, determine which neighborhoods will face the most severe reduction in access to hospitals or other services.

Reduced transit access to hospitals

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We can then hone in on which of those areas are also high poverty or have other underlying socio-demographic or health factors.

Reduced transit access to hospitals

+ High poverty

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INDEX APPLICATION

Testing and Medical CapacityWhere can emergency medical and testing capacity be expanded quickly in response to COVID-19?

MEDICAL INTERVENTION

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In a potential overflow scenario, we can assess which hospitals be at or over capacity.

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We can then identify potential overflow sites, such as parking lots and hotels, within a 1-mile radius of these hospitals.


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We can then analyze how many people can access these potential alternate care sites via public transit.


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We can also locate potential testing or alternate care sites in neighborhoods with low access to existing medical facilities.


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Finally, we can evaluate which communities could benefit from medical field stationsbecause of low hospital access and high levels of chronic health conditions.


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