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| | # SF Biodiversity Access Shiny App |
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| | This Shiny app provides decision support for the **Reimagining San Francisco Initiative**, aiming to explore the intersection of biodiversity, socio-economic variables, and greenspace accessibility. |
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| | ## Features |
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| | - Users can either **click on the map** or **type an address** to generate isochrones for travel-time accessibility. |
| | - Supports multiple transportation modes, including pedestrian, cycling, driving, and traffic-sensitive driving. |
| | - Retrieves socio-economic data from **precomputed Census variables**. |
| | - Calculates and overlays **NDVI** for vegetation analysis. |
| | - Summarizes biodiversity records from **GBIF** and identifies species richness, greenspace, and socio-economic patterns. |
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| | ## App Summary |
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| | This application allows users to: |
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| | - Generate travel-time isochrones across multiple transportation modes. |
| | - Retrieve biodiversity and socio-economic data for a chosen area. |
| | - Explore greenspace coverage, population estimates, and species diversity. |
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| | **Created by:** |
| | Diego Ellis Soto. In collaboration with Carl Boettiger, Rebecca Johnson, Christopher J. Schell |
| | Contact: diego.ellissoto@berkeley.edu |
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| | ## Why Biodiversity Access Matters |
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| | Ensuring equitable access to biodiversity is essential for: |
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| | - **Human well-being**: Promoting physical and mental health through exposure to nature. |
| | - **Ecological resilience**: Supporting pollinators, moderating climate extremes, and enhancing ecosystem services. |
| | - **Urban planning**: Incorporating biodiversity metrics into decision-making for sustainable urban futures. |
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| | ## Next Steps |
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| | 1. Add impervious surface data, national walkability score, and social vulnerability index. |
| | 2. Integrate community organizations and NatureServe biodiversity maps. |
| | 3. Optimize speed by pre-storing variables and aggregating data. |
| | 4. Develop a comprehensive biodiversity access score in collaboration with stakeholders. |
| | 5. Annotate GBIF data with additional environmental variables for enhanced summaries. |
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| | ## Public Transport Data |
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| | Future plans include integrating public transportation accessibility to further enhance decision-making capabilities. |
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| | ## Repository Structure |
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| | - **App.R**: Main application file containing UI and server logic. |
| | - **R/setup.R**: Script to load necessary datasets (e.g., annotated GBIF, NDVI). |
| | - **www/**: Contains logos, screenshots, and other resources. |
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