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In order to ensure that the data across the four maps are standardized, the scale for the criterion score have been standardized for all.
 
In order to ensure that the data across the four maps are standardized, the scale for the criterion score have been standardized for all.
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1.The min-max formula using the raster calculator to normalize the four proximity layers.   
 
1.The min-max formula using the raster calculator to normalize the four proximity layers.   
  

Latest revision as of 02:57, 12 November 2019

Overview   Proximity  

Criterion Score

 

AHP

 

Suitability


Gombak Study Area with Criterion Score Map of:
- Roads (Top Left)
- Buildings (Top Right)
- Natural Features (Bottom Left)
- Slope (Bottom Right)


In order to ensure that the data across the four maps are standardized, the scale for the criterion score have been standardized for all.

1.The min-max formula using the raster calculator to normalize the four proximity layers.


2. Symbology
The criterion score scale of 0 (Favorable pixel value) and 1 (Unfavorable pixel value) for all four maps.