RepNDs
RepNDs, short for Representative Neighborhood Data, is a conceptual framework used in urban planning and social science research. It refers to the selection of a limited number of distinct neighborhoods within a larger metropolitan area that are intended to accurately reflect the diverse characteristics of the entire region. The goal of selecting RepNDs is to allow for in-depth study and analysis of specific social, economic, demographic, and environmental patterns without requiring extensive data collection across every single neighborhood.
The selection process for RepNDs typically involves identifying key variables such as income levels, racial and
By focusing resources on these representative areas, researchers and planners can gain a more nuanced understanding