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--- tutorial:multiple_criteria_evaluation_in_dinamica_ego [2017/01/25 18:45]
francisco [Third step: Calculating driving time to neighboring towns]
+++ tutorial:multiple_criteria_evaluation_in_dinamica_ego [2017/01/27 17:00] (current)
francisco [Sixth step: identifying suitable areas 2]
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 **if i1 = 6 then 0.1 else 0.3**
-Now connect its output to a //[[:Calc Cost Map]]// functor (to its **Friction** port). You will need another //[[:Calculate Map]]//, providing its output to Source port of //[[:Calc Cost Map]]//, to pinpoint the neighboring towns from the land-use map using the equation below:
+Now connect its output to a //[[:Calc Cost Map]]// functor (to its **Friction** port). You will need another //[[:Calculate Map]]// to pinpoint the neighboring towns from the land-use map using the equation below:
 **if i1 = 5 then 1 else null**
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 The final criterion establishes that the average slope on the selected patches must be less than 0.5 degrees. Place //Load Map// and load it with ''\lesson4\originals\slope.tif''. Now revise Lesson3, as you will to need to reapply the concept of region.
-Drag //[[:Region Manager]]//, //[[:For Each Category]]//, //[[:Regionalize Map]]//, and //[[:Step]]// and insert the two latter functors within the previous and //[[:For Each Category]]// within the //[[:Region Manager]]// and connect them as follows.
+Drag //[[:For Each Region]]//, //[[:Regionalize Map]]//, and //[[:Step]]//, insert the two latter functors within the previous and connect them as follows.
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-The map to be regionalized is the ''slope.tif''.  The map output from the last //[[:Calculate Categorical Map]]// will control both //[[:Region Manager]]// and //[[:For Each Category]]//. Remember that this functor enables the model to iterate according to the map categories passed to it. Now place one //[[:Mux Lookup Table]]//, one //[[:Extract Map Attributes]]//, one //[[:Calculate Value]]//, one //[[:Number Table]]// and one //[[:Set Lookup Table Value]]//, all within //[[:For Each Category]]// and connect them as follows.
+The map to be regionalized is the ''slope.tif''.  The map output from the last //[[:Calculate Categorical Map]]// will control //[[:For Each Region]]//. Remember that this functor enables the model to iterate according to the map categories passed to it. Now place one //[[:Mux Lookup Table]]//, one //[[:Extract Map Attributes]]//, one //[[:Calculate Value]]//, one //[[:Number Table]]// and one //[[:Set Lookup Table Value]]//, all within //[[:For Each Region]]// and connect them as follows.
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-Finally place //[[:Calculate Categorical Map]]// after the //[[:Region Manager]]// and place //[[:Number Map]]// and //[[:Number Table]]// within it. Number them and write the following equation: **if t1[i1] > 0.5** then null else i1
+Finally place //[[:Calculate Categorical Map]]// after the //[[:For Each Region]]// and place //[[:Number Map]]// and //[[:Number Table]]// within it. Number them and write the following equation: **if t1[i1] > 0.5** then null else i1
+Save the result as ''suitable_for_a_new_town.tif'' on the lesson5 folder.
-Save the result as ''suitable_for_a_new_town.tif''.
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-Finally you just need to organize the model in a more legible layout. Place one //[[:Group]]// and drag //[[:Calc Patch Label Map]]//, //[[:Calc Areas]]//, //[[:Calculate Map]]// "Identify big areas", and //[[:Calculate Map]]// "Keep labels only for big patches" into it.
+Finally you just need to organize the model in a more legible layout. Place one //[[:Group]]// and drag //[[:Calc Patch Label Map]]//, //[[:Calc Areas]]//, //[[:Calculate Map]]// "Identify big patches", and //[[:Calculate Categorical Map]]// "Keep labels only for big patches" into it.
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