Population Density is a bit of an unusual indicator. For all other indicators, higher values are better and lower ones are worse. But for Population Density, higher values are only better up to a point. After about 20,000 ppl/km2, the benefits of density for walkability start to have diminishing returns, and the risk of overcrowding becomes higher.
If we're able to implement #89, could we set the highest bucket in Population Density to "20k+ ppl/km2"?
Population Density is a bit of an unusual indicator. For all other indicators, higher values are better and lower ones are worse. But for Population Density, higher values are only better up to a point. After about 20,000 ppl/km2, the benefits of density for walkability start to have diminishing returns, and the risk of overcrowding becomes higher.
If we're able to implement #89, could we set the highest bucket in Population Density to "20k+ ppl/km2"?