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    What does this do?

    The software can be configured to calculate and report on policy and spatial indicators for healthy and sustainable cities in diverse contexts globally. The core set of spatial indicators are calculated for point locations, a small area grid (e.g. 100m), and overall city estimates. Optionally, indicators can also be calculated for custom areas, like administrative boundaries or specific neighbourhoods of interest. In addition CSV files containing indicators for area summaries and the overall city are also generated, omitting geometry. Metadata and data dictionaries are generated to accompany the data, along with reports in multiple languages.

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        What will the research outputs be?

        The primary output is an open source software package (creative work/tool), which will be hosted and maintained on GitHub and RMIT Figshare. A journal article detailing the development process and usage of the software will be published in a Q1 journal, and presented on in at least one conference. Participants who have actively participated as co-researchers will be invited to be included as co-authors, as per the recommendations of the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors. Additional journal articles presenting both cross-sectional and longitudinal analyses conducted using the software for the 1000 city challenge are envisaged as long term outcomes. The outputs arising from the usage of the software will include data, figures and PDF policy reports in multiple languages with broad scope for impact on policy and practice in city planning. The software is envisaged to encourage and facilitate the public dissemination of such research outputs, for example, through streamlining the process of archival in public repositories and indexing with persistent DOI identifiers.

        Study details

        Human research ethics approval to conduct an action research study was granted on 5 September 2022 by the RMIT University Design and Social Context (DSC) College Human Advisory Network (CHEAN). The project (#25552) was considered to be negligible/low risk, with an anticipated end date of 1 August 2024.

        This research project is being conducted by Carl Higgs (PhD Candidate), Emeritus Professor Billie Giles-Corti, Dr Dhirendra Singh, Dr Sebastian Rodriguez and Dr Melanie Lowe.

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        Complete the survey and participate in the study

        To participate, we ask that a short (5-10 minutes) baseline survey be completed, with optional further participation in feedback groups.

        The Google Forms survey can be accessed here.

        Thank you for your interest in participating in our research!