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- 04-28-2009
![]() Re: City data analysis
| Geobird | 04-29-2009 |
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| Jean H. | 04-30-2009 |
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Hi,
I need to read the data for a city (Berlin) and to calculate average
building data.
The city is to be divided into several rectangles. I need the
distribution of building heights in every of these
rectangle. Furthermore, I want to calculate the average street and roof
width and the ratio of buildings to the rest (eg parks).
I may get EBDS (a German file format), a shapefile or DXF. What would
you prefer to work with? Do you know any software that would help me?
I am aware of the fact that I probably have to write the software
myself. I prefer C or Fortran 95.
Thanks
Sebastian
I need to read the data for a city (Berlin) and to calculate average
building data.
The city is to be divided into several rectangles. I need the
distribution of building heights in every of these
rectangle. Furthermore, I want to calculate the average street and roof
width and the ratio of buildings to the rest (eg parks).
I may get EBDS (a German file format), a shapefile or DXF. What would
you prefer to work with? Do you know any software that would help me?
I am aware of the fact that I probably have to write the software
myself. I prefer C or Fortran 95.
Thanks
Sebastian
The city is to be divided into several rectangles. I need the
distribution of building heights in every of these
rectangle. Furthermore, I want to calculate the average street and
roof
width and the ratio of buildings to the rest (eg parks).
This can be done in ArcGIS as far I see . First you may import the
shapefile, or DXF data into ArcGIS.
Get a new polygon layer and draw the rectangles over the city of your
desired measurement.
Then you can use intersect tool to get the rectangles (polygons)
separately .
Once you have them you can work in each rectangle , by using SQL
query to get the distribution of heights ,
avg street and roof width etc.
Good luck
Geobird wrote:
You could also have a look at "Hawth Tools", a free toolbar for ArcGIS,
better suited for spatial analysis...
Jean
You could also have a look at "Hawth Tools", a free toolbar for ArcGIS,
better suited for spatial analysis...
Jean
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> distribution of building heights in every of these
> rectangle. Furthermore, I want to calculate the average street and
> roof
> width and the ratio of buildings to the rest (eg parks).
>
> This can be done in ArcGIS as far I see . First you may import the
> shapefile, or DXF data into ArcGIS.
> Get a new polygon layer and draw the rectangles over the city of your
> desired measurement.
> Then you can use intersect tool to get the rectangles (polygons)
> separately .
>
> Once you have them you can work in each rectangle , by using SQL
> query to get the distribution of heights ,
> avg street and roof width etc.
>
> Good luck
>