Hi,
I am doing tree planting in 3 census blocks that show very similar Score Indicators. 2 have similar Tree Equity Scores and 1 has a score much higher than the other 2. I'm curious what factors came into play to cause the similar CBs to have such different scores. The CBs are:
530330104012 - WA Congressional Dist 9
530330275002 - WA Congressional Dist 7
530330279001 - WA Congressional Dist 7
Thanks for any insight!
Disparities in Tree Equity Scores Between Census Blocks
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Re: Disparities in Tree Equity Scores Between Census Blocks
Hello,
Are you using i-Tree Landscape?
If yes are you referring to the Redline Dataset found under the Health menu?
If yes the redline labels are defined as follows:
Only at the US Census Place level. Classification grades A, B, C, and D, are from percent of total area covered, meters squared of canopy, meters squared of impervious, and tree benefits. The benefits per meters squared of tree canopy cover: Carbon (storage / sequestration); Pollution (removal / monetary value); Hydrology (transpiration; interception; avoided runoff / monetary value). Not every census place will have redline information. The redline classification may not cover the entire place. Places can have any combination of grades (not always all four grades). Redline boundaries are sourced from Mapping InequalityRedlining in New Deal America.
Does that help?
Best, Erika
Are you using i-Tree Landscape?
If yes are you referring to the Redline Dataset found under the Health menu?
If yes the redline labels are defined as follows:
Only at the US Census Place level. Classification grades A, B, C, and D, are from percent of total area covered, meters squared of canopy, meters squared of impervious, and tree benefits. The benefits per meters squared of tree canopy cover: Carbon (storage / sequestration); Pollution (removal / monetary value); Hydrology (transpiration; interception; avoided runoff / monetary value). Not every census place will have redline information. The redline classification may not cover the entire place. Places can have any combination of grades (not always all four grades). Redline boundaries are sourced from Mapping InequalityRedlining in New Deal America.
Does that help?
Best, Erika
Re: Disparities in Tree Equity Scores Between Census Blocks
Thanks, Erika!