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As mentioned earlier in first part of this Take Home Exercise, slopes are based on the elevation. The darker the values, the flatter the land is. Hence, the darker values are considered suitable for the quarantine centre to be constructed. With 30 metres by 30 metres resolution, the maximum steepness is approximately 36.419 degrees. As shown in the map, most areas of the study area are flat.
 
As mentioned earlier in first part of this Take Home Exercise, slopes are based on the elevation. The darker the values, the flatter the land is. Hence, the darker values are considered suitable for the quarantine centre to be constructed. With 30 metres by 30 metres resolution, the maximum steepness is approximately 36.419 degrees. As shown in the map, most areas of the study area are flat.
 
==Part 3: Map Layouts of Criterion Scores==
 
==Part 3: Map Layouts of Criterion Scores==
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===Accessibility Score===
 
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The Accessibility factor is to make sure that the site of the proposed quarantine centre is as close as possible to the roads. Hence, the lower the value the better.
 
The Accessibility factor is to make sure that the site of the proposed quarantine centre is as close as possible to the roads. Hence, the lower the value the better.

Revision as of 10:51, 9 November 2019

Part 1: Map Layouts of Extractions

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Target Roads

There is a higher number of target road networks in the central and eastern part of the Gombak study area. To build the quarantine centre, it is suitable to build at these areas due to the transportation of the materials for the construction of the quarantine centre.

Buildings

By using Master Plan 2014 Land Use and OSM’s buildings layer, I intersect them and classify them according to the building types. Residential buildings are saturated in the western side and northern side of the study area. Furthermore, military buildings (i.e. Bukit Panjang Camp) are at the central of the study area. In addition, train stations are at the eastern side of the study area. Hence, it is ideal to set up the quarantine centre at the southern side of the study area to stay away from those stated buildings.

Target Natural Features

According to the three types of nature features namely forest, parks, and water, the proposed quarantine centre needs to stay away from these nature features. Hence, it is ideal to set up the quarantine centre at the southern side of the study area.

Digital Elevation

The colours of the elevation are represented where green means flat land, orange-yellow means mid-level land, and red means high-level land. To fulfill the economic factor of building at gentle slope, it is suitable to build the quarantine centre at the green areas of the slope according to the raster.

Part 2: Map Layouts of Proximity

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Proximity to Target Roads

The darker the values, the more suitable for the proposed quarantine centre to be constructed. Hence, this allows the accessibility of the transportation of the materials to construct the quarantine centre. With 5 metres by 5 metres resolution, the nearest road within the study area of Gombak is 0 metres. The furthest distance from the buildings is 743.303 metres.

Proximity to Buildings

The lighter the values, the more suitable for the proposed quarantine centre to be constructed. Hence, this is to ensure the quarantine centre to be built is staying away from the buildings. With 5 metres by 5 metres resolution, the nearest road within the study area of Gombak is 0 metres. The furthest distance from the roads is 838.466 metres.

Proximity to Target Natural Features

The lighter the values, the more suitable for the proposed quarantine centre to be constructed. Hence, this is to ensure the quarantine centre to be built is staying away from the nature features. With 5 metres by 5 metres resolution, the nearest road within the study area of Gombak is 0 metres. The furthest distance from the roads is 863.669 metres.

Slope

As mentioned earlier in first part of this Take Home Exercise, slopes are based on the elevation. The darker the values, the flatter the land is. Hence, the darker values are considered suitable for the quarantine centre to be constructed. With 30 metres by 30 metres resolution, the maximum steepness is approximately 36.419 degrees. As shown in the map, most areas of the study area are flat.

Part 3: Map Layouts of Criterion Scores

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Accessibility Score

The Accessibility factor is to make sure that the site of the proposed quarantine centre is as close as possible to the roads. Hence, the lower the value the better.

Health Risk Score

The Health Risk factor is to make sure that the site of the proposed quarantine centre is as far as possible to the buildings. Hence, the higher the value the better.

Natural Conservation Score

The Natural Conservation factor is to make sure that the site of the proposed quarantine centre is far as possible to the natural sites. Hence, the higher the value the better.

Economic Score

The Economic factor is to make sure that the site of the proposed quarantine centre is at lower elevation of the slope. Hence, the lower the value the better.

Part 4: Analytical Hierarchical Process (AHP)

Before computing AHP and to find out the suitability of building Communicable Disease Quarantine Centre, we have to decide criteria relevant to our goal which I have identified and arranged in the hierarchy illustrated in the above figure. This allows the incorporation and accommodation of both qualitative and quantitative criteria for assessing the suitability of building Communicable Disease Quarantine Centre. So, let’s start computing AHP.

Part 5: Suitability Analysis

Based on the weights computed in AHP (which are equal to 1), we use Raster Calculator to calculate the suitability by applying the following formulas:

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