Melbourne, where are we going?


Investigating the links between transport, housing growth and social disadvantage.

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Legend

VAMPIRE Index (2011)
 
0 - 9 (Minimal Vulnerability)
 
10 - 14 (Low Vulnerability)
 
15 - 16 (Moderate Vulnerability)
 
17 - 18 (High Vulnerability)
 
19 - 30 (Very High Vulnerability)
What do these numbers mean?

Train Lines


Individual routes coloured by Melbourne Rail Network proposed colourful scheme.

New Dwellings (2011-4)
Triangles scaled vertically to show total number of new domestic/residential dwellings between 2011 and 2014 as a proxy for urban growth.

Train / Tram Level of Service
Train and tram stops scaled to show relative level of service throughout the day (number of trips servicing the stop).



Acknowledgments
PTV General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS), Vulnerability Analysis of Mortgage, Petroleum and Inflation Risks and Expenditure (VAMPIRE) Index from AURIN, Victorian Building Approvals 2011-4 & Address Database from Data Vic / National Map. Many thanks for bits and bobs from Vasile and members of the GovHack Melbourne cohort.

Licensing
Available under open license for reuse, commercial use, remixing and redistribution via GitHub.

Project information
Please view our official GovHack entry 'Hackerspace' for more information about the inception of this project.