This population change map demonstrates a dispersed pattern of growth.
Designing with Science
Today more than ever we need access to geology, biology, ecology, hydrology, meteorology, and other science data during the design process. Building on a strong foundation of geographic information systems (GIS) technology, geodesign extends our analytical capabilities to automate the calculation of hazards, risk, sensitivity, capacity, proximity, accessibility, vulnerability, and other factors to inform design decisions. Bringing science into the design process without compromising the art of design is enabled by the new tools and enhanced workflows of geodesign.
Read "Climate Change Scenario Planning for Cape Cod."