V's of Data and A' of Access- urban design

Question 1

Volume

Answer 1

Large computer is required to analyse and process the data

Question 2

Veracity

Answer 2

the truth, credibility, enable objective decisions to be made

Question 3

Value

Answer 3

the cost of analysing/ storage/ analyst paid off

Question 4

Verability

Answer 4

high reproducible internal consistency of the data

Question 5

Visualization

Answer 5

Novel technique used to communicate patterns to the public

Question 6

Velocity

Answer 6

The data is created and analysed instantly

Question 7

Variety

Answer 7

huge amounts of data

Question 8

Availability

Answer 8

relationship between the volume of services/ environment to the volume/ needs of a client

Question 9

Accommodation

Answer 9

relationship between the organizing supply resources to accept clients expectations, perception of the appropriateness and ability to accommodate for them

Question 10

Affordability

Answer 10

cost of service in relation to clients ability to pay and their perception of worth relative to total cost

Question 11

Acceptability

Answer 11

relationship between clients and providers attitude about personal and practice characteristics of each other to their actual characteristics

Question 12

Accessibility

Answer 12

geographical relationship of location and supply, timeliness of response to patients requests to enter the system and the effort/ time that the patient must expend in order to be served.

Question 13

Progress statement stands for?

Answer 13

equity is given to whom?

Question 14

Progress P

Answer 14

place of residence- how does it affect you?

Question 15

Progress R

Answer 15

race/ ethnicity

Question 16

Progress O

Answer 16

occupation

Question 17

Progress G

Answer 17

Gender

Question 18

Progress R

Answer 18

religion

Question 19

Progress E

Answer 19

education

Question 20

Progress S

Answer 20

socioeconomic status

Question 21

Progress S

Answer 21

social capital

Question 22

what is a built environment

Answer 22

all buildings, spaces and products that are created or modified by people

Question 23

what are structural features of built environments

Answer 23

homes, schools and workplaces

Question 24

what are urban structures of built environments

Answer 24

parks, business, roads

Question 25

How does street connectivity benefit health having a grid like pattern

Answer 25

reduces the distance between destination encouraging the use of active transport

Question 26

mix of residual, commercial and business use having different uses for given area

Answer 26

promotes active transport

Question 27

having public open spaces and physical activity spaces close proximity to residents pools, parks and playgrounds

Answer 27

increases opportunity for physical activity