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Add new greenspace balance rasters to Urban Nature Access #1177
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This was already in the model, just under the confusing name 'greenspace supply/demand budget.'. RE:natcap#1177
It ended up making sense to include some of the per-popgroup rasters as part of this PR, so those are rolled in to #1178. |
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@lmandle and @Yingjie4Science are asking for 2 additional files to be added to the outputs directory and are described here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uWJaJpbSzCX8XfCsDn44Euaad3ikYtjlctU2AlMk5Xk/edit
The files themselves should be trivial to implement; documentation will be harder.
I plan on doing these as a separate PR from the open #1150 .
@lmandle mentioned that for now we should only to these for total population, not per population group. The per-population group rasters can be added later on if there's demand. That should be a separate issue if so.
Time estimate: 1-3 hours to PR submission.
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