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Tree Canopy dataset from LiDAR:
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Argyle Square (small park in central Melbourne) weather data
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Soil sensor readings like humidity with timeseries
- Microclimate readings like humidity in air, 2.5PPM etc
- Microclimate sensor locations
- Another sensor readings dataset, with light at 8 locations 2014-2015
- The Soil sensor locations dataset
- Soil Sensor Readings - Historical dataset (I think this is the combined of the root Soil sensor reading dataset above)
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Water flow routes over land - good way to maybe investigate the impacts of trees on this?
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Trees, with species and their dimensions - just another dataset that we can combine into:
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Future dataset: Areas selected by the city that can be turned into green spaces
- Butterfly biodiversity 2017
- Wildlife sighting
- Bird survey for 2018
- Bioblitz - species and animal survey
- Insect records 2014-2015
- Melbourne livability and social index where maybe we can compare that greener areas are more livable?
- Social Indicators like health, well-being 2018
- Quality of life by municipitality - many fields of data (historic by year)
Urban reforestation: impacts on the society. How trees can help our community. Livability. Is there a correlation between tree and livability. In area with more trees, there is less pollution. Pushing the government to plant more trees. Some suburbs too hot not livable. Social index in this suburbs
Less tree in the city -> temperature -> livability (Healthy live stile)
what healthy livestile means. How to get this data? Living in hot temperature condition can b econsidered healthy ?
compare the average temperature among melbourne and victoria state.
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Pictures / videos of the beauty of Victoria, "life is calm, beautiful and full of many wonders".
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Then videos of the future becoming hotter, harsher and harder to live in "but it's turning hotter and hotter, and harder to live in".
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Then: Can we go from this Burning ent from LotR to this Eutopia metropolis full of greenery while the outside is burning. Maybe display some facts that some areas of Melbourne will become unlivable if temperatures continue to climb.
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IDEA reforesting urban areas, joining brutalism back into nature. But how can we convince greedy property developers and councils to sacrifice valuable land for more green?
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GO into our idea in the video:
- We can back our theory that greenifying urban area reduces the surrounding temperatures, and makes the land more habitable and climate change resistant.
- We will use time-series datasets of a yearly tree canopy survey in Melbourne which gives us a lot of power to make some nice time changing visualisations.
- It's interesting because we can address a really important topic relevant to our existance. While also incorporating many datasets like ambient temperatures, soil humidity, also socio-economic indexes/people satisfaction - to diversify our theory that people are happier in greener areas.