FIGURE 32 DATA OVERLAY ON THE MIXED USES ON THE AREA USING THE SUPERPOSITION OF THE MAIN SERVICES

Measuring the mixed use within the indications explained for our case studies is done by the formula:

Nf= Number of functions Nj= Number of jobs in the walkable distance N= Number of circles by (walkability)

N

Figure 36 Data overlay on the mixed uses on the area using the superposition of the main services

As the data shows, the overlay on the main services divided by our main categories in the area, the stops and the proximity to transit mainly paint a picture of the dense services in the area mainly into the outskirts of the area leaving some of the inner area with no service. However, inputting a second layer in this equation would mainly explain the lack of services in the open space area and public space with no use, this serves as a first observation for the creation of shared space and incorporating services in the areas were the map shows deviation. Finally, translating this indicator into a reusable tool suing model builder, as a reminder that the model can be adjusted through input, so the new area or a city, considering this

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