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Presentation by: Ryan Hyde, Kael Martin, Kenneth Moffat December 11, 2009

Seattle Bike Routes: Establishing a Central Link. Presentation by: Ryan Hyde, Kael Martin, Kenneth Moffat December 11, 2009. Courtesy Corbis Images. Given: Seattle’s Environmentally Friendly Population Good Public Opinion of Low Impact Commuting Largely Fragmented Bike Route System

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Presentation by: Ryan Hyde, Kael Martin, Kenneth Moffat December 11, 2009

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  1. Seattle Bike Routes:Establishing a Central Link Presentation by: Ryan Hyde, Kael Martin, Kenneth Moffat December 11, 2009 Courtesy Corbis Images

  2. Given: • Seattle’s Environmentally Friendly Population • Good Public Opinion of Low Impact Commuting • Largely Fragmented Bike Route System • Create a Centralized Bike Route From North Seattle to Downtown objective

  3. 2000 Census for Population Characteristics Street Networks and Transit Centers Existing Bike Paths and Parks Bus Routes and Contours Source: KCDOT and SDOT via, WAGDA Data

  4. Hand Selected Routes based on Major roads Analysis: Selecting Routes

  5. Parameters Considered: Population Density, Length, Bus Stops per Length, Change in Elevation, Bike Right of Way on Route, Proximity to Parks Analysis: Parameters & Weighting

  6. Analysis: Parameters & Weighting (cont.)

  7. Route 4 was selected as the superior route due to it possessing the shortest length, greatest accessibility to public transportation and close proximity to parks. Summary

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