Parcel Zero NFTs have 8 trait types. 6 are based on actual physical properties for each of CityDAO’s Parcel Zero plots. There are also 5 CityDAO Districts, and 23 features.

REMINDER: Parcel 0 plots are only used to identify reference metadata. Owning a Parcel 0 NFT does not give the holder rights to real property or any parcel/plot ownership. See the NFT’s License Agreement for more information.

Counts are based on currently minted parcels. Future mints would slightly modify these numbers and additional changes are possible.

Looking for info on how all of this data was prepared for use with these NFTs? Check out: Turning Dirt into Data with Quantum GIS

Check out CityDAO’s Parcel Viewer app here: https://parcel-0.citydao.io/

IRL & Other Traits

Traits are derived from GIS analysis of each specific land area. The land area for each NFT can be viewed by sourcing the KML files from: ipfs://bafybeieypckzw36w2zolhyttkef6oa2zhuldutljccse66jbakvdxkfyym/1234.kml

slope

The slope angle of the plot.

“Slope” ranges from <1 to over 38 degrees

“Slope” ranges from <1 to over 38 degrees

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This roughly follows expectations for walking/driving on a hill.

Flat-ish (<1 degrees) Shallow (1-4 degrees) Steep (5-11 degrees) Very Steep (12-16 degrees) Extremely Steep (17+ degrees)

Filbert Street is known as the steepest street in San Francisco (17.5 degrees).  This is similar to the steepest parts of Parcel Zero.  https://priceonomics.com/the-steepest-streets-in/

Filbert Street is known as the steepest street in San Francisco (17.5 degrees). This is similar to the steepest parts of Parcel Zero. https://priceonomics.com/the-steepest-streets-in/

aspect

The direction the plot faces.

16 Compass Rose, all represented at Parcel Zero

16 Compass Rose, all represented at Parcel Zero

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“Aspect” distribution at Parcel Zero

“Aspect” distribution at Parcel Zero

elevation

The entire property spans around 500 vertical feet, from a low point of 4816 feet (1468 meters) to a high point of 5249 feet (1600 meters). The traits are roughly allocated into thirds:

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Upper Elevations

Upper Elevations

Mid Elevations

Mid Elevations

Lower Elevations

Lower Elevations

district

CityDAO districts are a representation of what it might look like if the parcel were to be subdivided into different areas.

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Degen Valley

Degen Valley

Tendie Town

Tendie Town

Diamond Hill

Diamond Hill

LFG Heights

LFG Heights

Moon Mountain

Moon Mountain

rock/veg/other percentages

Actual rock/veg/other cover on the plot. Shown as a percentage, so range is 0-100 for each

e.g., 27% veg, 38% rock, 35% other

4 band analysis, with gradient.  3 classifications were used for the metadata, but this shows a difference between what is likely sagebrush and pine.

4 band analysis, with gradient. 3 classifications were used for the metadata, but this shows a difference between what is likely sagebrush and pine.

Although this type of classification worked fairly well for a quick analysis, it is imperfect. The images used for remote sensing were generic satellite imagery (I think that has a 2 meter accuracy at best). Then, the team found much higher resolution imagery from drone footage which was used for the NFT images. These different data sources may not line up exactly because they were captured at different angles. They were also collected at different times of year, with vegetation coverage varying throughout the seasons.

To see the lower resolution Google Satellite image used for this classification, you can import your KML file into Google Earth.

If you still have questions, Contact Me and we can look into the data together.

feature

Features are the most dynamic of all traits. It combines primarily IRL traits. 2/3 are “Badlands” common to this area in Wyoming. 1/3 are based on actual IRL features on each plot. Less than 0.5% are Easter Eggs contributed by the CityDAO discord community (credit to PatSantiago, j0sh | DAOvolution, simplepixellife from Turkey, Amadex360 and DAVIDT14 from Nigeria, and Lupei from Thailand).

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Points of interest (rarest IRL)

Aluminum Corner Survey Marker

5/8” rebar with aluminum caps placed at each of the corners of the property as part of a 1997 section-wide survey

5/8” rebar with aluminum caps placed at each of the corners of the property as part of a 1997 section-wide survey

A survey marker, similar to those at Parcel Zero

A survey marker, similar to those at Parcel Zero

Brass PLSS Survey Marker

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A PLSS marker, similar to the one on Parcel Zero

A PLSS marker, similar to the one on Parcel Zero

Possible description of the CityDAO marker.  Contact Me if you locate the actual one on the property

Possible description of the CityDAO marker. Contact Me if you locate the actual one on the property

CityDAO Flag

Visible in the NFT if you look carefully

@Ataraxie0 with the CityDAO flag (from Twitter)

@Ataraxie0 with the CityDAO flag (from Twitter)

Peak of Diamond Hill

Very close to where the CityDAO flag is planted. AKA “Prominent Hill”

Point Alpha

Peak of Moon Mountain. This is the highest point on the entire property.

Climate & Weather Sensors

Pebble sensors Installed by CityDAO citizen @Casey as part of a project for EthDenver 2022. Visible in the NFT as a cat house that looks like an igloo.

Survival Kit

Hidden in the rocks which show up in the NFT. Unreliable IRL because I don’t think it’s maintained, but good to know it could be there in a pinch.

Areas of Interest

Rust Belt

“Rust Belt” Bands of color that run through the property, possible high iron content

“Rust Belt” Bands of color that run through the property, possible high iron content

Shoshone National Forest USFS Boundary

The entire western border of the property

Pioneer Point

“Pioneer Point” ****Prominent rock formation that a visitor reaches at the end of the main road into property

“Pioneer Point” ****Prominent rock formation that a visitor reaches at the end of the main road into property

Gulch & Gulley Frontage

A prominent feature of badlands are the ravines, gulleys, and gulches carved out of the landscape. Properties adjacent to these areas will be identified with this feature.

Tendie Trail Frontage

Rocket Blast (Easter Egg)

It All Starts Here

IRL hazards

1 of 1 Easter Eggs

Geo Location

Anything Else? Contact Me