Historically redlined neighborhoods experience several risks today including adverse health outcomes, lower property values, minimal green space, and disaster risk. There is a strong relationship between historically redlined neighborhoods and current health outcomes. The legacy of redlining has disparately impacted the Black community. Without immediately addressing brownfield cleanup in the face of increased hurricanes and sea level rise, these long-term impacts on health and wealth will worsen. The analysis found in this story map lays the foundation for understanding the accountability the US government, planners, and corporations must have in addressing these impacts.

SITE: Miami, Florida

TYPE: Geo-Spatial Analysis + Story Map

DATE: 04/2024

TEAM: Eliza Breder

Analysis was done in ArcGIS Pro and includes hot spot analysis, Euclidean distance, and bivariate relationships.

Partial fulfillment of Berkeley Graduate Certificate in Geospatial Information Science and Technology (GIST)

Learn more here