RiversideFoodDesert_layers (FeatureServer)

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Service Description: This map includes 5 layers namely Low income block groups, Food Desert layer, Walk 2 Food Criteria 1 ( Best) Walk 2 Food Criteria 2 ( Good)

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Description: 1. Low income block groups - the median income is below $30 000 and over 20% of households live below poverty level. The level of income was used as it represents 55% of the median income of the City of Riverside i.e. $54, 444 in 2016 (Applied Geographic Solutions and Esri). 2. Food Deserts - Block groups identified as food deserts have households that do not own a car, more than 20% of the population live below poverty level, household income level is below $30 000 and 33% of the population have no access to a food store within 10 minutes. 3. Weighted Overlay - Scenario 3 For this analysis, food stores were ranked according to their capacity to offer a variety of healthy food. The rankings were as follows: Supermarkets/Grocery/Corner Stores- 5, Farmers' markets - 4, Food Pantry - 3, Community gardens - 2 and convenience stores - 1. 4. Weighted analysis scenario 2 - similar to scenario 3 above with an exception of two stores i.e. Farmers' markets - 5 and Supermarkets/Grocery/Corner Stores- 4. The service area from a store for both analyses is 1 mile/ 10 minutes walking distance. The speed for a person used was 4.68km/hr or 2.9miles/hr.

Copyright Text: University of Redlands Master Student -Josphat Mutunga- 2017, Joyce Jong, GrowRiverside, Economic Development, Lisa Pierce City of Riverside GIS Division

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