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Geospatial procedure and tabular analysis of TIP & OBAG2 INSIDE PDAs/TPAs investments vs. OUTSIDE PDAs/TPAs investments.

Define the Problem Statement

Where are One Bay Area Grant cycle 2 (OBAG2) Funds being invested?

Percentage of OBAG2 funds in PDAs / outside of PDAs (using a distance buffer that we determine, rather than relying on the CMA’s judgment for whether or not a project supported a PDA)

Where are Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) Funds being invested?

Percentage of TIP funds in PDAS (includes OBAG) / outside of PDAs Funds invested (OBAG and/or TIP) in each PDA (so we can see what PDAs are actually being heavily invested in, vs those that are not).

Project Management

Contents

Data Sources

Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) project point data
Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) project line data
One Bay Area Grant 2 (OBAG2) project point data
One Bay Area Grant 2 (OBAG2) project line data
Priority Development Areas (PDA)
Regional Counties of the Bay Area

Analysis Parameters

The final deliverable will be a table including summaries of TIP & OBAG projects by PDA and by County. To determine the PDA designation, the project is deemed in/out of a PDAs based solely on if the project touches the PDA (GIS operation intersect/identity). For instance, if a TIP/OBAG project touches more than one PDA (a road corridor project cross multiple PDA geographies) then the project will be associated with as many PDAs as the project ‘touches’; thus, the proportionality of the line segment must be considered in order to determine its proportion in the PDA. Careful geometric calculations must be made prior to performing any spatial analyses so the total length/area (area in terms of the 1/2- & 1-mile buffers on the projects) of a project can be split proportionally to determine the PDA’s respective grant size amount, TIP amount, and total cost.

Methodology

  1. Gather all data layers see data sources into GIS
  2. Project all layers to NAD 83 Zone 10N
  3. Delete all columns from all data layers expect the following:

    Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) project point and line data
    Object ID Shape TIP ID Project Name Total Cost TIP cost 2019 Calculate geometry as Length in miles (not point; only lines) and round to 3 significant digits

    One Bay Area Grant 2 (OBAG2) project point and line data
    Object ID Shape TIP ID Project Name Total Cost TIP cost 2019 Calculate geometry as Length in miles (not point; only lines) and round to 3 significant digits

    Priority Development Areas (PDA)
    Object ID Shape joinkey Name Calculate geometry as area in sqmi and round to 3 significant digits

    Regional Counties of the Bay Area
    Name Calculate geometry as area in sqmi and round to 3 significant digits

  4. Select by location the OBAG point projects which intersect the PDAs
    Flag the resulting projects
  5. Select by location the OBAG line projects which intersect the PDAs
    Flag the resulting projects
  6. Select by location the TIP point projects which intersect the PDAs
    Flag the resulting projects
  7. Select by location the TIP line projects which intersect the PDAs
    Flag the resulting projects

  8. Identity OBAG project points and lines with Bay Area Counties (relationships unchecked)
    Delete resulting columns like ‘FID%’
    Calculate geometry (for lines only) as length in miles and round to 3 significant digits
  9. Identity TIP project points and lines with Bay Area Counties (relationships unchecked)
    Delete resulting columns like ‘FID%’
    Calculate geometry (for lines only) as length in miles and round to 3 significant digits
  10. Export to tabular format all resulting identity data layers
    (NOTE: For now, keep TIP & OBAG points and lines datasets separated; should have four individual tables)
  11. Calculate proportions (resulting identity line shape length (mi)/Total length of line project (mi)) of TIP & OBAG line projects within each county
  12. Calculate the proportional TIP/OBAG (MAP_grant_size) cost by multiplying the portion by the TIP/OBAG cost
  13. Confirm same number and order of columns existing in TIP/OBAG point and line tables then marry point and lines to result in only two tables
  14. Sort the two tables by County then by (In/Out flags)
  15. Excel-based subtotal function applied to both counties then in/out
  16. Percent error calculated then refined regional total for original funding amount equivalencies

Expected Outcomes

PDAs only - No Buffer OBAG $ in a PDA OBAG $ outside of PDA Total
Alameda      
Contra Costa      
Etc.      
½ Mile analysis OBAG $ in a PDA OBAG $ outside of PDA Total
Alameda      
Contra Costa      
Etc.      
1 Mile analysis OBAG $ in a PDA OBAG $ outside of PDA Total
Alameda      
Contra Costa      
Etc.      

Results

Sample Output:

PDAs only - No Buffer OBAG $ in a PDA OBAG $ outside of PDA Total
Alameda 1,936,948,516 555,059,850 2,492,008,365
Contra Costa 906,955,386 255,451,368 1,162,406,753
Marin 47,079,418 67,145,927 114,225,345
Napa 9,771,649 42,723,437 52,495,086
San Francisco 1,104,663,376 327,447,740 1,432,111,116
San Mateo 1,039,493,456 152,854,199 1,192,347,655
Santa Clara 3,082,045,726 175,705,371 3,257,751,096
Solano 16,227,700 120,791,034 137,018,734
Sonoma 115,938,253 11,700,080 127,638,332
Regional total 8,259,123,478 1,708,879,005 9,968,002,483

Final Tabular Data Summaries

Percentage of OBAG2 funds in PDAs / outside of PDAs
Percentage of TIP funds in PDAS (includes OBAG) / outside of PDAs