Andreas Diemer
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Andreas Diemer
@andreasmdiemer.bsky.social
Researcher at Stockholm Uni SOFI (@sofi.su.se) and IFFS (@futures-studies.bsky.social). Econ Geo PhD from LSE. Interested in urban economics and regional science, peer and neighbourhood effects.
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It uses centroids for any amenity represented by a polygon, including urban parks. But the very large ones are typically not urban parks so are not included in the analysis (see my other answer)
August 21, 2025 at 8:21 PM
Thanks Ely! And yes, the map misses those. It considers urban parks (tag:leisure=park), but not green areas outside the strictly urban space (e.g., Nackareservated is tagged leisure=nature_reserve). I am still thinking about how to deal with those.
August 21, 2025 at 8:18 PM