Assessing Green Spaces Accessibility in New Zealand: A Geospatial Analysis

by saeidadliLand Use, PythonPosted on No Comments

Introduction Access to green spaces is essential for the well-being and quality of life of urban residents. They provide opportunities for recreation, relaxation, and connection with nature, offering numerous physical and mental health benefits. In this blog post, I present a geospatial analysis that aims to evaluate the availability of green spaces within a 15-minute …

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Car, transit, or bicycle who wins in a March Madness race?

by saeidadliData visualisation, maps and graphs, Land Use, Public Transport, Working PaperPosted on No Comments

I recently saw an article in NZ Herald about a race between 4 people using different transportation modes (car, bus, bicycle, and train) to travel from New Lynn into the city. Google Maps can provide an estimation of travel time for all these modes but the experiment showed the actual travel time can be different. The final …

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