Green Madrid Sustainability

Challenge

The Green treasure of Madrid

shape file madrid with dimension
The municipality of Madrid covers 604,3 k㎡, it's monocentric metropolitan area is the second largest in Spain.
It's history began in 865 by the Moor Mohamed, who built a fortress called Magrit on the site.
Madrid is the most populated in Spain and the second most popolous in Europe with 3`266`126 inhabitants and a density of 54,03 (inha/Ha).
The city is also rich of parks and green areas, the streets only counts 655`650 trees.
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The Capital is divided in 21 distritos, subdivided into 131 barrios.
The ratio of people to trees for each distrito is shown below, use the select on the map to change distrito.

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Which district is the greenest?

What is the relationship between area (x-axis), population (y-axis) and urban vegetation (bubble radius) for each district?

Size
11648
22989
34330
45671
57012

Plants present in urban streets belong to about 75 families.

Which family is present in greater numbers? How many species in each family are present? The select allow to explore every discrict of the city.
Click on the family to discover the species.

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Approximately 86% of the vegetation species on the streets of Madrid belong to 10 of the 75 recorded families.

The map shows the position of the trees belonging to each of the 10 families within the municipal boundaries.

a drawing of three green trees
Diameter
Height
Trunk girth
Platanaceae
fabaceae
Fabaceae
pinaceae
Pinaceae
Ulmaceae
Ulmaceae
sapindaceae
Sapindaceae
oleaceae_1
Oleaceae
rosaceae
Rosaceae
cupressaceae_2
Cupressaceae
cannabaceae_1
Cannabaceae
salicaceae_1
Salicaceae
It is scientifically proven that the presence of green areas affects, among other factors, the microclimate (temperature, humidity, wind) and air quality.
To observe the effects of green areas on the microclimate, we use 18 of the city's 26 weather stations, which record, among other things, temperature and humidity.
Temperature (C°)
Relative Humidity (%)
Air quality is measured in real time by 24 stations across the municipality, but we use only 18. Meanwhile the ratio of green areas to land area or population is shown on the right, down below it's possible to know the Ozone and PM 2.5 levels.
Ozono (μg/m³)
PM 2.5 (μg/m³)
What is citizens ' perception of their city and green areas?
Here are shown a territorial view of on socio-demographic variables affecting citizens, information is shown by districts.

Garden Surface

surface (㎡) of green areas avaible for the distrit

Trees

number of trees on the streets of the distrito

Life Satisfation

people satisfation to live in their own barrio (scale 0-100)

Life Quality

judment of quality of people's life that lives in the barrio (scale 0-100)

Green Satisfation

opinion of the inhabitants of the district on their green areas (scale 0-100)

Life Expectations

male and female average life expectations subdivided per districts
CentroArganzuelaRetiroSalamancaChamartínTetuánChamberíFuencarral - El PardoMoncloa - AravacaLatinaCarabanchelUseraPuente de VallecasMoratalazCiudad LinealHortalezaVillaverdeVilla de VallecasVicálvaroSan Blas - CanillejasBarajasDistrict5101520253035Garden surface150002000025000300003500040000450005000055000Trees565860626466687072747678808284Life satisfaction586062646668707274767880Life quality626466687072747678Green satisfaction83.683.88484.284.484.684.88585.285.485.685.8Life expecatations

Some information about data and software

The project was realized as webapp using React [MIT license] library for the front-end implementation.

Nivo [MIT license], D3.js [MIT license], Datalith [MIT license], library for the chart implementation.

Visx , DeckGL and React-map-GL [MIT license] for maps and layer overlays.

Animations are powered by React-spring [MIT license]