[general]
name=Sidewalk Priority Toolkit
qgisMinimumVersion=3.44
description=Algorithms for prioritizing locations, particularly with sidewalks in mind.
version=0.7.0
author=Mark Stosberg
email=mark@stosberg.com
license=GPLv2+

about=Toolkit of algorithms useful to generates a location prioritization heatmap. It was designed
    with sidewalk funding in mind, but most algorithms are suitable generic to work for other cases.

    Including algorithms cover:

    - Generating a hex grid map within a boundary, like a city.
    - Calculating pedestrian demand ("walk potential") a cross a city.
	- Creating a missing sidewalk map, using existing street centerlines and existing sidewalk layer
    - Creating metrics for the heatmap that can cover a range of cases with point, line and isochrone
      data, allowing for example to factor in proximity to features, crash or traffic calming data,
      street attributes like speed or width, and census/demographic data for the area.

    All metrics are scored in a consistent way, allowing all metrics to be combined with weighed
    percentages you choose into into a final priority score.

    An algorithm with a sample heatmap styling is provided as well.

	See README.md for more details.

tracker=https://gitlab.com/markstos/sidewalk-priority-toolkit/issues
repository=https://gitlab.com/markstos/sidewalk-priority-toolkit
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# Recommended items:
hasProcessingProvider=yes
changelog=https://gitlab.com/markstos/sidewalk-priority-toolkit/-/releases

# Tags are comma separated with spaces allowed
tags=analysis, walking, urban planning, bicycling.

homepage=https://mark.stosberg.com/toolkit-for-sidewalk-location-priority/
category=Analysis
icon=icons/walk-potential.png
experimental=True
deprecated=False

# If the plugin can run on QGIS Server
server=True
