A circular diagram that represents the factors motivating impervious surface policy adoption. The diagram is divided into six sections, each representing a different factor in the adoption process. The first section is labeled "Priority Environment" and shows a list of factors that influence the adoption of a specific type of surface policy. The factors include:
- Priority Environment:
- Water Areas: This is the state of the state, which is represented by a purple circle with a green arrow pointing to the right. - No. of staff: This means that the majority of the people in the image are not eligible for the adoption, while the majority are eligible for a state-of-the-art policy, which means that they are eligible to receive a state of emergency. The second section is titled "Water Areas: Median Income: Homeowners Occupied Housing Units" and lists the factors that affect the adoption rate, such as water areas, median income, and median income. The third section is labelled "Color Indicates factor group: Size indicates significance in models."
At the bottom of the diagram, there is a legend that explains the different factors and how they interact with each other. The legend explains that the size indicates the significance of models in the model, while also explains how the model can be used to improve the overall performance of the model.
User arnenjr uploaded the image
User arnenjr uploaded the image
