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ITHIM: Integrated Transport and Health Impacts Model

Welcome to the repository for the R package ITHIM. Please also visit the package tutorial page.

Quick Start

if (!require(devtools))
  install.packages("devtools")
library("devtools")
devtools::install_github("ITHIM/ITHIM", ref="ITHIM-R")
#devtools::install("~/ITHIM/")
library("ITHIM")
example("ITHIM")

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replacing HSE with APS

replacing calculation of non travel METs by Health Survey for England with Active People survey.

Waiting for M MET values to be assigned to activities by Kate.
This should be done some time in 2nd half of Sept.

Add progress bar when users switch regions

From @AnnaGoodman1

if there is some way to let people know that it is still working just working slowly? E.g. some sort of “I'm thinking” symbol from the computer (hourglass or wheel or whatever), or some message somewhere? Otherwise I think other people may, like me, just think it is working

question about summary tab

feast of England, this seems to be a noticeable difference between "baseline" and "5%", but the baseline cycling percent is 4.9%,so I'm not sure why this difference is visible? elsewhere, we don't give the option "5%" forEast of England, so I wondered if there was a bbug here

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text explanations when graphs are missing

in images like the one shown here, the graph is not shown, presumably because I chose a very small subgroup. If possible, it would be nice if an error message could appear in the place with the graph would be usually to explain why the graph is not visible. ee.g. saying "Graph not displayws, as based on a subgroup of <X people/trips (populated using the National Travel Survey, 2004-2014)"
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pa summary

change heading to indicate this is travel pa only

Subtitles for tabs

For a region, once an alternate region is selected, it's title should be represented in Scenario (Total Population). Also the order of the bars should be:

  1. Selected region
  2. Alternate region

opposite of what it is at the moment.

5% of population cyclists

this scenario is giving some odd results.
In particular equity does not improve the values (e.g. mode share cycling) for older women. Please check and see why this is happening

travel times wrong for cars for most regions

@TSzDefr
from what I can see hapening far too many of the faster trips are coming from cars, compared with the national level results. Ive mainly been looking at north west but other regions seem to have the same problem

miles Cycled wrong at regional level

milesCycled tab seems to produce correct nos. for England (to be checked) but wrong at the regional level, since the absolute nos. of cyclists for some ranges (0-2km, 2-5 km) go down.

adding the missing tabs

the tabs available for version 1 need to be added to version 2

Mode Share- done
Journey Time- to be added
Miles Cycled- to be added
Physical Activity- done
Health- done
Car Miles- to be added
CO2-done
Summary-done
About-done

pa tab title

There is currently a mistake on thePA tab for the percent meeting guidelines – the title is not correct. Instead of saying 'Marginal MET hours' it should say '% meeting activity guidelines'

image

trip purpose

if we could split up mode share by trip purpose that would be very nice

Dependencies

I see your using dplyr and plyr https://github.com/ITHIM/ICT/blob/master/app/setup.R#L6-L7
Could you limit the use to just dplyr (or just plyr)? I've had lots of issues with R pacakges so for shiny apps on the server would like to limit them to the bare minimum.

ggplot2 is a dependency from Shiny so that shouldn't be needed.

I'd really like to avoid using devtools as these versions can change rapidly, there is an issue to publish rCharts on CRAN ramnathv/rCharts#340 that it is worth keeping 👀 on

suggested wording clarification

I like the new feature of telling people the baseline cycling, e.g. "Baseline Cycling (%): 3.8 " for England. However could this be clarified as to what it actually means, I wasn't sure. Do you mean "Potential cyclists at baseline (%)", or "% of population cycling weekly at baseline", or "% trip cycled at baseline" or something else? I would suggest that the percentage of potential cyclists is the most relevant thing, since that is what we allow people to select?

comparing between regions

It would be nice to have a way to compare the regions e.g. high level comparison North West vs England or North West vs North East, and within this to compare subpopulations e.g. older people in NW vs older people in NE

phyiscal activity tab

@usr110
category names are wrong
should be clear if these are midpoints are top of ranges.
top category 52.7+ vs 2nd top category 52.8

also under scenario with more activity (Cm 64, equity 1, ebike 1) there are fewer people in the top 52.7+ category (comparing baseline vs scenario)- in fact looks like an omission as there are zero people in the top category under the scenario

PA tab

within the tab this should have heading to indicate this is leisure time PA

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