This map shows the inadequacy of New York City sidewalks in the age of social distancing


In a new map created by developer Meli Harvey, users are able to view the width of sidewalks across New York City. The data shows that most sidewalks do not offer enough space to maintain social distancing. 

Using data for New York City's sidewalk data set, Harvey developed a color coded map that visually illustrates sidewalk stats. Red and orange indicate areas that are "too narrow for social distancing;" yellow for areas that "may be difficult for social distancing;" green for areas where distancing "should be possible;" and blue for areas that are "great for social distancing."

Previously on Archinect: “Exploring empty architecture in the age of social distance.” Image from @noahkalina's March 23 tweet: "Piazza San Marco - Venice, IT. 3/23/2020 17:00"

A quick survey of the map shows the barren presence of wide sidewalks and the inevitable challenge that such a densely populated place will face. The development of the map comes as the City of New York moves to temporarily shut down a...

Sean Joyner via Archinect - News https://bit.ly/2YewSe0

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