SMT201 AY2019-20G1 Ex2 Luo Junru

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The objective is to identify a location suitable for building a national Communicable Disease Quarantine Centre at the Gombak planning subzone. In order to examine potential site suitability, 4 factors are taken into consideration:
1. Economic:
Steep slope should be avoided because it is rather expensive to build a site there as compared to a flat ground.
2. Accessibility:
The site should be close to road to facilitate the construction process.
3. Health risk factor:
The site should be away from buildings to prevent the disease from spreading to the population.
4. Natural conservation factor:
The site should be away from natural areas because natural sites are usually far away from roads, thus if the site is near natural areas, it may be inaccessible also.


Part 1

Target roads, buildings, target natural features and digital elevation

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Part 2

Proximity analysis

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Part 3

Criterion scores

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Reference: Prof Kam’s Lesson 9: GIS Modelling for Urban Planning Support ppt notes

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Part 4

Analytical Hierarchical Process input matrix

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Part 5

Suitability land lot for building a national Communicable Disease Quarantine Centre

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