Demand map delivery areas
A digital, GIS-supported methodology emerges from the logic of the Berlin guideline for delivery spaces: geodata, open data sources, and statistical data are evaluated in such a way that the demand for delivery and loading spaces can be comprehensibly derived and transferred to other areas.
Project description
What this project is about
Berlin needs a verifiable basis for professionally justifying the demand for delivery and loading spaces in public road areas. The existing guideline „Delivery Spaces for Berlin“ describes a systematic approach for this purpose, which is now to be practically applied, tested and methodically refined using a specific study area.
In the project, a digital methodology is being developed and applied exemplarily, which can be used to spatially analyse structural features such as commercial ground-floor uses and residential populations. The basis for this is primarily available geodata, open data sources such as OpenStreetMap and Overture, as well as official statistical data. Knowledge-based planning is developing a GIS-supported and repeatable procedure for deriving the basic demand for delivery areas.
The results will be prepared cartographically and tabularly, validated, and professionally classified. The aim is not an isolated individual analysis, but a transparent working basis that helps the administration to evaluate, further develop, and potentially transfer the methodology to other Berlin areas. The focus of my work is on translating the guideline logic into a practically applicable digital methodology, the acquisition and evaluation of suitable geodata, and the professional classification of data gaps, simplifications, and limitations of the approach.
This creates a solid foundation for further planning and internal administrative coordination.
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