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==Tree and foliage data in general== | ==Tree and foliage data in general== | ||
There are a number of use-cases in which having accurate green data is relevant | There are a number of use-cases in which having accurate green data is relevant. In urban development, green is become more and more of a required spatial aspect. But also for topics like biodiversity and heat stress the impact of the presence of green is significant. It is therefor important to have as accurate data as possible related to the presence of green in an urban environment for a variety of simulation use-cases. | ||
For this tutorial, there will be a focus on using green data with and for the [[Heat Overlay]], but the principles translate over to other use-cases as well. | |||
==Preparation== | ==Preparation== | ||
===Downloading trees data from the Project=== | ===Downloading trees data from the Project=== | ||
In the ribbon, ensure the "Current Situation" is selected. | |||
In the "Buildings" dropdown, select "Export Geo Data". | |||
In the popup that appears, its possible to indicate which [[Building]]s data specifically needs to be exported. | |||
Opt to export [[Building]]s with a specific Attribute by checking the "With Attribute" option. | |||
As Attribute, select the [[Attribute]] [[Foliage crown factor (Function Value)|FOLIAGE_CROWN_FACTOR]]. | |||
Find the export option "Download GeoJSON File", and click on "Export File". | |||
Place the file somewhere on your computer where you will be able to find it again later. | |||
===Removing existing trees from the Project=== | ===Removing existing trees from the Project=== |
Revision as of 13:07, 9 May 2023
Preparations
Take the following steps as preparation for following this tutorial:
- Start the Demo Heat Stress Project.
Tree and foliage data in general
There are a number of use-cases in which having accurate green data is relevant. In urban development, green is become more and more of a required spatial aspect. But also for topics like biodiversity and heat stress the impact of the presence of green is significant. It is therefor important to have as accurate data as possible related to the presence of green in an urban environment for a variety of simulation use-cases.
For this tutorial, there will be a focus on using green data with and for the Heat Overlay, but the principles translate over to other use-cases as well.
Preparation
Downloading trees data from the Project
In the ribbon, ensure the "Current Situation" is selected.
In the "Buildings" dropdown, select "Export Geo Data".
In the popup that appears, its possible to indicate which Buildings data specifically needs to be exported.
Opt to export Buildings with a specific Attribute by checking the "With Attribute" option.
As Attribute, select the Attribute FOLIAGE_CROWN_FACTOR.
Find the export option "Download GeoJSON File", and click on "Export File".
Place the file somewhere on your computer where you will be able to find it again later.
Removing existing trees from the Project
Importing trees data
Connecting Trees to Heat Overlay
Importing foliage grid data
Connecting foliage grid to Heat Overlay
Tutorial completed
Congratulations. You have now completed this tutorial. In it, you have learned how to import trees and foliage data, with an emphasis for use with the Heat Overlay..