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Work with Analysis Module Outputs

The Analyst analysis modules produce a range of outputs:

  • Output layers that can be examined on the map and in the data table via Explore mode.

  • Summary results for individual scenarios, accessed via Analyze mode.

  • Comparative results for multiple scenarios, accessed via Report mode.

For a list of the summary results produced by each module, see Analyze Mode Metrics Reporting. For a list of the output layers, see Analysis Module Output Layers.

View Summary Results for Current Scenario
  1. Click on the tab of the scenario for which you would like to view results.

  2. Enter Analyze mode by clicking the Analyze mode button image5.png in the Mode bar. The Analysis Modules pane appears. All available modules are listed, and the current state of each is indicated. You can view the outputs of modules for which analysis is complete. If analysis is out of date you can still view your previous results, but it's recommended that you re-run analysis as soon as possible.

  3. Select the completed analysis module for which you want to view results. The summary results for analysis of the current scenario will appear in the Analysis Modules pane. If you select a module that has not been run or for which analysis is in progress, you will receive a message that no charts are available.

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View of Transit Accessibility module results in the Analysis Modules pane

Note that some modules include more summary charts than others. You may need to scroll down to view all charts.

View Analysis Output Layers

Analysis output layers appear in the Layers list for a scenario once an analysis run has been completed. Output layers are denoted by the chart icon image5.png. To view analysis output layers on the map and in the data table:

  1. Click on the tab of the scenario for which you would like to view results.

  2. Enter Analyze mode by clicking the Analyze mode button image5.png in the Mode bar. The Analysis Modules pane appears. All available modules are listed, and the current state of each is indicated. You can view the outputs of modules for which analysis is complete. If analysis is out of date you can still view your previous results, but it's recommended that you re-run analysis as soon as possible.

  3. Select the completed analysis module for which you want to view results. The summary results for analysis of the current scenario will appear in the Analysis Modules pane, and the output layer (or one of the output layers) produced by the module will be activated in your Layers list. The Style tab will open in the Layer Details pane to show the symbology used. 

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    View of Transit Accessibility module outputs in Analyze mode

  4. If necessary, re-order or change the visibility of layers to view the output layer. For modules with multiple output layers—for example, Walk and Transit Accessibility, or Risk and Resilience—you can select another output layer to view.

  5. Explore the mapped module outputs. Each analysis module output layer is symbolized according to a default column selection and style. For example, the Transit Access to Designations layer produced by the Transit Accessibility module defaults to show Minutes to nearest hospital using five classes defined by the Natural Breaks classification method, and a sequential single-hue fill ramp.

    You can work with output layers as you would with any other data layers. Change symbology, use filters and joins to create selections and save them as new layers, and export maps or layer data to explore, communicate, and summarize results.

    The Source tab of the Layer Details pane includes descriptions of the columns in the output layer, as well as a link to the module methodology.

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    Column descriptions in Source tab

  6. Explore the outputs via the Data Table. You can use the Data Table in concert with your map to summarize data for manually selected subareas, or view filtered selections. Column Summary statistics can be useful for quick summaries. (See Use the Data Table for more information.)

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    View of Transit Accessibility module outputs with Data Table expanded

  7. To export spatial data for an analysis output layer, click the Download layer button. See Export Layer Data for more details.

  8. To export tabular data for an analysis output layer, click Export as CSV. See Export Table Data for more details.

Analyze Mode Metrics Reporting

Each analysis module produces a range of summary metrics, reported for individual scenarios in Analyze mode and for multiple scenarios in Report mode. The metrics provided in Analyze mode are listed below for reference; see Report Mode Metrics for a list of the metrics provided in Report mode. For more information about the metrics, see the methodology documentation for the individual modules.

Land Consumption
  • Total Land Consumed – Land cover change in acres.

  • Land Consumed by Type – Land cover change in acres for Urban Vacant, Urban Redevelopment, Agricultural, Woodland, and Other Greenfield land.

Energy Use
  • Total Annual Energy Use Electricity and gas consumed in British thermal units (BTUs) for residential and commercial buildings.

  • Annual Electricity UseElectricity consumed in kilowatt-hours (kWh) for residential and commercial buildings.

  • Annual Natural Gas Use Natural gas consumed in therms for residential and commercial buildings.

  • Per Household Annual Energy Use Average residential electricity and natural gas consumption in BTUs.

Water Use
  • Total Annual Water UseIndoor and outdoor water consumed in gallons for residential and commercial buildings.

  • Per Capita Annual Water Use Average indoor and outdoor water consumption in gallons for residential (per resident) and commercial (per employee).

  • Per Household Annual Water Use Average water consumption in gallons for indoor and outdoor use.

  • Per Capita Residential Water Use by Land Development Category Average indoor and outdoor water consumption in gallons.

Walk Accessibility
  • Parks Access – Percent of residents within a 5, 10, 15, or 20 minute walk.

  • Schools Access – Percent of residents within a 5, 10, 15, or 20 minute walk.

  • Hospitals Access – Percent of residents within a 5, 10, 15, or 20 minute walk.

  • Transit Access: All Stops – Percent of residents within a 5, 10, 15, or 20 minute walk.

  • Transit Access: High-Quality Stops – Percent of residents within a 5, 10, 15, or 20 minute walk.

  • Retail Access – Percent of residents within a 5, 10, 15, or 20 minute walk.

Transit Accessibility
  • Parks Access Percent of residents within 10, 20, or 30 minutes by transit and walking. 

  • Schools AccessPercent of residents within 10, 20, or 30 minutes by transit and walking. 

  • Hospitals Access Percent of residents within 10, 20, or 30 minutes by transit and walking. 

  • Retail Access Percent of residents within 10, 20, or 30 minutes by transit and walking.

  • Employment Access: 10+ Percent Percent of residents that can reach 10% or more of the area's jobs within 15, 30, 45, and 60 minutes.

  • Employment Access: 25+ Percent Percent of residents that can reach 25% or more of the area's jobs within 15, 30, 45, and 60 minutes.

  • Employment Access: 50+ Percent Percent of residents that can reach 50% or more of the area's jobs within 15, 30, 45, and 60 minutes.

Transportation
  • Travel Mode Share Percentage of transit, walk/bike, and auto trips by type.

  • Daily Vehicle Trips Daily total vehicle trips per the Mixed-Use Development (MXD) trip generation model and Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) trip rates.

  • Annual Vehicle Trips Annual total vehicle trips per the Mixed-Use Development (MXD) trip generation model and Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) trip rates.

  • Per Capita and Per Household Daily MXD Vehicle trips Average daily vehicle trips per capita and per household per the MXD model.

  • Per Capita and Per Household Annual MXD Vehicle Trips Average annual vehicle trips per capita and per household per the MXD model.

  • Annual VMTTotal annual passenger vehicle miles traveled.

  • Per Capita and Per Household Annual Residential VMTAverage annual residential vehicle miles traveled per capita and per household.

  • Per Capita Residential VMT by Land Development CategoryAverage annual residential vehicle miles traveled per capita for the Urban, Compact, and Standard Land Development Categories.

  • Per Household Residential VMT by Land Development Category – Average annual residential vehicle miles traveled per household for the Urban, Compact, and Standard Land Development Categories.

Emissions
  • Annual GHG Emissions by Source Annual emissions from passenger vehicle transportation, building energy use, and water energy use, in metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e).

  • Per Household Annual GHG Emissions by Source Average annual emissions per household from passenger vehicle transportation, building energy use, and water energy use, in metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e).

  • Annual Passenger Vehicle Pollutant Emissions by Type Annual criteria pollutant emissions from passenger vehicle transportation, including nitrogen oxide (NO), particulate matter 10 micrometers and 2.5 micrometers or less (PM10 and PM2.5), sulfur oxides (SOx), carbon monoxide (CO), and volatile organic compounds (VOC).

Household Costs
  • Annual Household Auto and Utility CostsTotal costs, in dollars, for residential energy use, water use, and passenger vehicle transportation.

  • Per Household Annual Auto and Utility Costs Average costs per household, in dollars, for residential energy use, water use, and passenger vehicle transportation.

  • Per Household Annual Auto Costs by Type Average costs per household, in dollars, for passenger vehicle fuel and auto ownership and maintenance.

Risk and Resilience
  • Housing in Hazard Zones Number of dwelling units in fire, flood, and sea level rise zones.

  • Population in Hazard Zones Number of residents in fire, flood, and sea level rise zones.

  • Jobs in Hazard Zones Number of jobs in fire, flood, and sea level rise zones.

  • Land Area in Hazard Zones Acres in fire, flood, and sea level rise zones.

  • Canvas Features in Hazard ZonesNumber of canvas features (parcels or blocks) in fire, flood, and sea level rise zones.

  • Housing in Flood Hazard ZonesNumber of dwelling units in flood zones, including base and 100- year floodplains.

  • Population in Flood Hazard Zones Number of residents in flood zones, including base and 100- year floodplains.

  • Jobs in Flood Hazard Zones Number of jobs in flood zones, including base and 100-year floodplains.

  • Land Area in Flood Hazard Zones Acres in flood zones, including base and 100-year floodplains.

  • Canvas Features in Flood Hazard Zones Number of canvas features (parcels or blocks) in flood zones, including base and 100-year floodplains.

  • Housing in Fire Hazard ZonesNumber of dwelling units in fire zones, including moderate and high risk zones.

  • Population in Fire Hazard Zones Number of residents in fire zones, including moderate and high risk zones.

  • Jobs in Fire Hazard Zones Number of jobs in fire zones, including moderate and high risk zones.

  • Land Area in Fire Hazard Zones Acres in fire zones, including moderate and high risk zones.

  • Canvas Features in Fire Hazard Zones Number of canvas features (parcels or blocks) in fire zones, including moderate and high risk zones.

  • Housing in Sea Level Rise Hazard Zones Number of dwelling units in sea level rise hazard zones, in classes from 0 to 10 ft.

  • Population in Sea Level Rise Hazard Zones Number of residents in sea level rise hazard zones, in classes from 0 to 10 ft.

  • Jobs in Sea Level Rise Hazard ZonesNumber of jobs in sea level rise hazard zones, in classes from 0 to 10 ft.

  • Land Area in Sea Level Rise Hazard Zones Acres in sea level rise hazard zones, in classes from 0 to 10 ft.

  • Canvas Features in Sea Level Rise Hazard Zones Number of canvas features (parcels or blocks) in sea level rise hazard zones, in classes from 0 to 10 ft.

Conservation (California only)
  • Increase in Land Cover Area by Landscape Type Change in acres by type, including Natural and Developed.

  • Decrease in Land Cover Area by Landscape Type Change in acres by type, including Natural and Developed.

  • Net Change in Carbon Stock Change in metric tons for above- and below-ground carbon stock.

  • Net Change in Carbon Stock as Equivalent Passenger Vehicle Miles Driven Annually Change in metric tons for above- and below-ground carbon, expressed in equivalent passenger vehicles driven per year.

  • Total Carbon Stock Total above- and below-ground carbon stock, in metric tons.

  • Net Change in Land Cover: WetlandsChange in wetland acres by type, including Natural and Developed.

  • Net Change in Land Cover: Drinking Water Source Watersheds Change in drinking water source watershed acres by type, including Natural and Developed.

  • Net Change in Land Cover: Active River Area Net change in land cover in active river areas, in acres by type, including Natural and Developed.

  • Net Change in Groundwater Recharge Potential Volume of water impacted, in acre-feet.

  • Net Change in Urban Water Demand Net change in urban water demand, in acre-feet.

  • Net Change in Total Water Demand Net change in urban and agricultural water demand, in acre- feet.

  • Total Watershed Integrity Class Area by TypeTotal area in natural catchments, important riparian buffers, and degraded catchments, in acres.

  • Net Change in Land Cover: Essential Connectivity AreasNet change in land cover in Essential Connectivity Areas, in acres by type, including Natural and Developed.

  • Net Change in Land Cover: TNC Priority Areas Net change in land cover in The Nature Conservancy's Priority Areas, in acres by type, including Natural and Developed.

  • Net Change in Species Movement Potential Area by low, medium, and high species movement potential, in acres.

  • Habitat Change: Amphibians Average area impacted, in acres.

  • Habitat Change: BirdsAverage area impacted, in acres.

  • Habitat Change: MammalsAverage area impacted, in acres.

  • Habitat Change: ReptilesAverage area impacted, in acres.

  • Habitat Change: Threatened and Endangered Species Average area impacted, in acres.

  • Habitat Change: Species Vulnerable to Climate Change (except Birds) Average area impacted, in acres.

  • Habitat Change: Birds Vulnerable to Climate Change Average area impacted, in acres.

  • Habitat Degraded for Threatened and Endangered SpeciesArea degraded by species, in acres.

Analysis Module Output Layers

Each module produces one or more spatial output layers. Output layers can be mapped, filtered, joined, and exported from Analyst. Output layer data can also be exported in CSV format from the data table. The output layers for each module are listed below for reference. For more detailed information about the outputs, see the methodology documentation for the individual modules.

Analysis Module Output Layers:

Land Consumption

  • Land Consumed

Energy Use

  • Building Energy Use

Water Use

  • Water Use

Walk Accessibility

  • Walk Access to Destinations

  • Walk Access to Employment

  • Walk Access to Households

  • Walk Access to Park Acreage

  • Walk Access to Population

Transit Accessibility

  • Transit Access to Destinations

  • Transit Access to Employment

  • Transit Access to Households

  • Transit Access to Park Acreage

  • Transit Access to Population

Transportation

  • Vehicle Miles Traveled

  • Vehicle Trip Counts by Type

Emissions

  • Greenhouse Gas and Pollutant Emissions

Household Costs

  • Household Costs

Risk and Resilience

  • All Natural Hazard Risk Areas

  • Fire Risk Areas

  • Flood Risk Areas

  • Sea Level Rise Risk Areas

Conservation (California only)

  • Painted Changes by Landscape Type