Figure \ref{974107} represents the obtained grid and its extent within the municipality of Vernier. Cells are divided in five housing assistance ranges by natural breaks. Housing assistance numbers serve here as an indicator of vulnerability. Darker cells depict a higher number of housing assistance with results showing only a few colored clusters. The majority of cells are represented in white, which are related to regions with no housing assistance provided.
The map also shows that polluted areas are mostly present in the upper-eastern part of the municipality, whereas service stations are well spread.
In order to analyze the dependency between housing assistance and distance to both service stations and polluted areas, two scatter plots were produced. They are represented in figures \ref{206631} and \ref{691511}. These two scatter plots are standardized representations showing the correlation between the dependent variable (SUM_ALLOC: total number of housing assistance per grid cell) and the independent variables (MIN_NEW: minimal distance from the center of grid cell to the center of polluted area, DIST_MINSE: minimal distance from the center of grid cell to the closest service station).
The purple line is the regression line and shows in this case a negative autocorrelation between the values (slope b = -0.235 and -0.221).