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If you only include sufficiently dense areas, what percentage of the population do you get? I suspect it's still high enough to make a big difference. And, hon
by protimewaster 2y ago
If you only include sufficiently dense areas, what percentage of the population do you get? I suspect it's still high enough to make a big difference.
And, honestly, I think some number of people would be willing to move into denser areas if there was good transit, so it's a problem that might work to solve itself in time.
- forgetfreeman 2y agoI'd love to figure out a way to come up with concrete numbers here. Any ideas?
- defrost 2y agoArcGIS or other geospatial program and access to quality population density polygons via r/datahoarders or other community that can point out sources for you. (and recommend tooling - PostGIS is likely ok for this kind of thing without too much effort (fingers crossed)) It's a learning curve if you haven't done such things before, perhaps worth it if such questions interest you. You'll also be doing some seat of the pants Fermi estimations so it's be handy to run your thoughts past others that are into that kind of thing.
- forgetfreeman 2y agoMuch appreciated, I'll look into it!