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Spatial Decision Support System Approach for Interagency Partnership

Name: Spatial Decision Support System Approach for Interagency Partnership
Brand: VDM Verlag
SKU: 06833258
Price: 79.95 EUR
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Author: Juan F. Ortega
ISBN: 9783639258547

Juan F. Ortega

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Código Libristo: 06833258

Editoras VDM Verlag, maio 2010

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There are three strategies for overcoming the spatial mismatch between jobs and home locations: (1) bring jobs closer to low-income neighborhoods; (2) bring affordable housing solutions near to employment generating areas; and (3) provide transportation connections between jobs and housing. To facilitate the planning and development of effective cross-sectoral strategies, a Spatial Decision Support System that ties together a Geographic Information System--with data from the transportation, housing, and economic development sectors--and a Multi-Criteria Decision (MCDM) tool were developed. An interview of urban geospatial data managers in relevant sectors in the Chicago area drove the data requirements of the integrated system. Furthermore, a multi-criteria survey using the Analytical Hierarchy Process methodology identified the differences in problem conceptualization. These two strategies were the foundation for the design of the Spatial Decision Support System presented in this book.