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  • Characters based on multiple GeoDataFrames

Characters based on multiple GeoDataFrames#

One of the ways how to analyze urban patterns is to study relationships between different elements of urban form. momepy does exactly that. Following notebooks will show how to use momepy to measure characters of urban form based on two or more GeoDataFrames.

This section covers:

  • Measuring spatial distribution
    • Alignment
    • Street profile
  • Measuring density
    • Covered Area Ratio
    • Floor Area Ratio

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