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Our client is a well-established in the food and beverage (F&B) industry internationally and has multiple shop outlets across Taiwan and would like us to find out the reasons for the difference in sales figures for different franchised outlets, whether factors like nearby presence of entertainment or presence of other food and beverage outlets would affect their sales.
 
Our client is a well-established in the food and beverage (F&B) industry internationally and has multiple shop outlets across Taiwan and would like us to find out the reasons for the difference in sales figures for different franchised outlets, whether factors like nearby presence of entertainment or presence of other food and beverage outlets would affect their sales.
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Taichung is a special municipality in central Taiwan with a population of approximately 2.81million and is Taiwan’s 2nd most populated city. It is the core of Taichung-Changhua metropolitan area, which is the second largest in Taiwan. Taichung was formed when Taichung County merged with the provincial Taichung City to form the special municipality in 2010. Taichung has a land area of 2,21490km^2 and the Central Mountain Range lies just to the east of the city and the hills roll up to the north leading to Miaoli County.  (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taichung).
 
Taichung is a special municipality in central Taiwan with a population of approximately 2.81million and is Taiwan’s 2nd most populated city. It is the core of Taichung-Changhua metropolitan area, which is the second largest in Taiwan. Taichung was formed when Taichung County merged with the provincial Taichung City to form the special municipality in 2010. Taichung has a land area of 2,21490km^2 and the Central Mountain Range lies just to the east of the city and the hills roll up to the north leading to Miaoli County.  (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taichung).
  
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Given the 13 outlets assigned to us and to achieve our project objectives, the team has decided to do the following:  
 
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| Location Map (13 Trade Areas) || PowerPoint Slides|| Client/Prof Kam|| To know rough guide of trade area of franchise outlets in Taiwan for team to digitalize
 
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Revision as of 16:46, 9 November 2019

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Project Motivation


Our client is a well-established in the food and beverage (F&B) industry internationally and has multiple shop outlets across Taiwan and would like us to find out the reasons for the difference in sales figures for different franchised outlets, whether factors like nearby presence of entertainment or presence of other food and beverage outlets would affect their sales.

To understand more about the assigned food outlets given to us, we researched on the background information of Miaoli and Taichung to find out more about the geological map of both Miaoli and Taichung.

Miaoli County is a county in the mid-northern cost of western Taiwan and has a population of 548,863 in the whole county. Miaoli City is the capital of the county and known as ‘Mountain Town’ due to the the number of mountains nearby. Miaoli is roughly diamond-shaped in appearance and the overall coastline of Miaoli is 54km long. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miaoli_County)

Taichung is a special municipality in central Taiwan with a population of approximately 2.81million and is Taiwan’s 2nd most populated city. It is the core of Taichung-Changhua metropolitan area, which is the second largest in Taiwan. Taichung was formed when Taichung County merged with the provincial Taichung City to form the special municipality in 2010. Taichung has a land area of 2,21490km^2 and the Central Mountain Range lies just to the east of the city and the hills roll up to the north leading to Miaoli County. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taichung).



Project Objective

Given the 13 outlets assigned to us and to achieve our project objectives, the team has decided to do the following: 1) Digitalize the map of trade areas pointed out by client 2) Delineate trade area 3) Set buffers of 2.5km, 3km and 3.5km for each trade area 4) Extract various Point of Interests (POI) within the trade area and within the buffers 5) Build a network data model around the trade areas. 6) Run Multiple Linear Regression (MLR) on the 3 buffer layers, original trade area and network analysis 7) Analyzing of MLR results to see how presence of POI can affect sales 8) Creating Poster 9) Creating of Project Report and Project Artefacts



Project Data


The following datasets has been provided by Professor Kam, alongside our client.

Data Folder Name Data Format Data Source Purpose
Admin Boundary
  • County MOI
  • Town MOI
  • Village MOI
 Shapefile Client/Prof Kam To know outline of Counties, Towns and Villages of Taiwan
Places of Interest (POI) in Taiwan
  1. ATM
  2. Bank
  3. Bar or Pub
  4. Bookstore
  5. Bowling Centre
  6. Bus Station
  7. Business Facility
  8. Cinema
  9. Clothing Store
  10. Coffee Shop
  11. Commuter Rail Station
  12. Consumer Electronics Store
  13. Convenience Store
  14. Department Store
  15. Government Office
  16. Grocery Store
  17. Higher Education
  18. Hospital
  19. Hotel
  20. Industrial Zone
  21. Medical Service
  22. Nightlife
  23. Performing Arts
  24. Pharmacy
  25. Residential Area/ Building
  26. Restaurant
  27. School
  28. Shopping
  29. Specialty Store
  30. Sports Centre
  31. Sports Complex
  32. Train Station
 Shapefile Client/Prof Kam To know different types of Places of Interest (POI) in Taiwan
Map Releases - Taiwan Release Notes PDF Client/Prof Kam Identify the POI’s facility code based on the facility description.
Location Map (13 Trade Areas) PowerPoint Slides Client/Prof Kam To know rough guide of trade area of franchise outlets in Taiwan for team to digitalize
GeoPackage (Taiwan Stores) Geopackage Client/Prof Kam Has list of stores of franchise outlets in Taiwan





Scope of Work
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