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The file should contain the assumptions that will be used for calculating the indicators such as capital costs, maintenance costs, elasticities and return period for natural disasters. assumptions in this file will be used for all the scenarios.

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1. Base Footprint 2. Base Transit 3. Hazards 4. Natural Based Solutions 5. Additional Footprints 6. Additional Transit

You can create a GeoJson file in QGIS or in ArcGis. The file should have at least one polygon describing the Urban Footprint. Layer name is the name that will be displayed on the policy lever drop down menu. The file should include at least two attributes: ID (with a unique identifier) and DENSITY (describing the population density in inhabitants per hectare for each polygon).

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You can create a GeoJson file in QGIS or in ArcGis. The file should have at least one polygon describing the Base Transit. Layer name is the name that will be displayed on the policy lever drop down menu. The file should include at least two attributes: ID (with a unique identifier) and DENSITY (describing the population density in inhabitants per hectare for each polygon).

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You can create a GeoJson file in QGIS or in ArcGis. The file should have at least one polygon describing the Hazards. Layer name is the name that will be displayed on the policy lever drop down menu. The file should include at least two attributes: ID (with a unique identifier) and DENSITY (describing the population density in inhabitants per hectare for each polygon).

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You can create a GeoJson file in QGIS or in ArcGis. The file should have at least one polygon describing the Natural Based Solutions. Layer name is the name that will be displayed on the policy lever drop down menu. The file should include at least two attributes: ID (with a unique identifier) and DENSITY (describing the population density in inhabitants per hectare for each polygon).

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You can create a GeoJson file in QGIS or in ArcGis. The file should have at least one polygon describing the Additional Footprints. Layer name is the name that will be displayed on the policy lever drop down menu. The file should include at least two attributes: ID (with a unique identifier) and DENSITY (describing the population density in inhabitants per hectare for each polygon).

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Supported filetype: .geojson
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Name	File	Description	Download	Delete

You can create a GeoJson file in QGIS or in ArcGis. The file should have at least one polygon describing the Additional Transit. Layer name is the name that will be displayed on the policy lever drop down menu. The file should include at least two attributes: ID (with a unique identifier) and DENSITY (describing the population density in inhabitants per hectare for each polygon).

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Project name

Description

City

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Assumptions

The file should contain the assumptions that will be used for calculating the indicators such as capital costs, maintenance costs, elasticities and return period for natural disasters. assumptions in this file will be used for all the scenarios.

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Or choose a file

Supported filetype: .csv
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File	Download	Delete

1. Base Footprint 2. Base Transit 3. Hazards 4. Natural Based Solutions 5. Additional Footprints 6. Additional Transit

You can create a GeoJson file in QGIS or in ArcGis. The file should have at least one polygon describing the Urban Footprint. Layer name is the name that will be displayed on the policy lever drop down menu. The file should include at least two attributes: ID (with a unique identifier) and DENSITY (describing the population density in inhabitants per hectare for each polygon).

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Supported filetype: .geojson
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Name	File	Description	Download	Delete

You can create a GeoJson file in QGIS or in ArcGis. The file should have at least one polygon describing the Base Transit. Layer name is the name that will be displayed on the policy lever drop down menu. The file should include at least two attributes: ID (with a unique identifier) and DENSITY (describing the population density in inhabitants per hectare for each polygon).

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Supported filetype: .geojson
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Name	File	Description	Download	Delete

You can create a GeoJson file in QGIS or in ArcGis. The file should have at least one polygon describing the Hazards. Layer name is the name that will be displayed on the policy lever drop down menu. The file should include at least two attributes: ID (with a unique identifier) and DENSITY (describing the population density in inhabitants per hectare for each polygon).

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Supported filetype: .geojson
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Name	File	Description	Download	Delete

You can create a GeoJson file in QGIS or in ArcGis. The file should have at least one polygon describing the Natural Based Solutions. Layer name is the name that will be displayed on the policy lever drop down menu. The file should include at least two attributes: ID (with a unique identifier) and DENSITY (describing the population density in inhabitants per hectare for each polygon).

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Or choose a file

Supported filetype: .geojson
Download example file

Name	File	Description	Download	Delete

You can create a GeoJson file in QGIS or in ArcGis. The file should have at least one polygon describing the Additional Footprints. Layer name is the name that will be displayed on the policy lever drop down menu. The file should include at least two attributes: ID (with a unique identifier) and DENSITY (describing the population density in inhabitants per hectare for each polygon).

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Supported filetype: .geojson
Download example file

Name	File	Description	Download	Delete

You can create a GeoJson file in QGIS or in ArcGis. The file should have at least one polygon describing the Additional Transit. Layer name is the name that will be displayed on the policy lever drop down menu. The file should include at least two attributes: ID (with a unique identifier) and DENSITY (describing the population density in inhabitants per hectare for each polygon).

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