SMT201 AY2019-20G1 EX2 Kelvin Chia Sen Wei
Contents
- 1 Q1
- 2 Q2
- 3 Q3. A map layout with four views showing the criterion scores of each factor layers
- 4 Q4. Analytical Hierarchical Process input matrix and result report
- 5 Q5. A map layout with the suitability land lot(s)
- 6 Example on standardising and applying of criterion score to the proximity raster layer
- 7 Example on merge all the factor layers with weights
Q1
There is a denser network of service and track roads on the eastern side of Gombak. Hence, the eastern area can be prioritized as it ensures easy transportation of building materials during the construction stage.
Residential buildings are mainly concentrated at the northern and western side and we should avoid these areas when building the CDQC to avoid disease spreading to the nearby population. The southern area can be considered as it is mainly a military area and is away from away from the population.
As the selected site should be away from forested land, park and water, the southern part of Gombak would be the ideal area.
Q2
Q3. A map layout with four views showing the criterion scores of each factor layers
Each factor have been standardised with 0 to 10 range, with the below metrics used to derive with the criterion scores:
Building Criterion Metric: Areas further than 250m from any building will attain 10 points, decrements 1 point for every 25m nearer to any building.
Target Roads Criterion Metric: Areas nearer than 100m to any service/track roads will attain 10 points, decrements 1 point for every 20m further from any service/track roads.
Target Natural Features Criterion Metric: Areas further than 250m from any natural features will attain 10 points, decrements 1 point for every 25m nearer to any natural features.
Slope Criterion Metric: Areas with slope steepness less than 15 degree will attain 10 points, decrements 1 point for every 2 degree increase in slope steepness.
Note: Higher score is better
Q4. Analytical Hierarchical Process input matrix and result report
From the above results, health risk poses as the most critical factor and economic factor being the least weighted factor in determining the suitable location for CDQC.
The consistency check is below 10% and the inconsistency is acceptable.
Reference: https://people.revoledu.com/kardi/tutorial/AHP/Consistency.htm
Q5. A map layout with the suitability land lot(s)
A short description of not more than 200 words commenting on each of the suitable land lot identified.
Example on standardising and applying of criterion score to the proximity raster layer
Through the Raster Calculator, the range of values that I want for the output is 0 to 10 and the following condition has been set for the building proximity:
Areas further than 250m from any building will attain 10 points, decrements 1 point for every 25m nearer to any building.
The reason for setting the criterion is to allow for a proper evaluation whereby only an area will be strongly considered when it is 250m away from any building. Through the standardisation, it will allow for fair comparison with other layers to derive with the suitable location.
Example on merge all the factor layers with weights
Through the Raster Calculator, the below calculation merges each factor layers with the weights produced by AHP to provide with the combined raster layer determining the suitable locations.