merge: H3 catchment index for Marktpotenzial-Score v3

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-- Per-location padel investment opportunity intelligence.
-- Consumed by: Gemeinde-level pSEO pages, opportunity map, "top markets" lists.
--
-- Padelnomics Marktpotenzial-Score v2 (0100):
-- Padelnomics Marktpotenzial-Score v3 (0100):
-- Answers "Where should I build a padel court?"
-- Covers ALL GeoNames locations (pop ≥ 1K) — NOT filtered to existing padel markets.
-- Zero-court locations score highest on supply gap component (white space = opportunity).
--
-- 25 pts addressable market — log-scaled population, ceiling 500K
-- (opportunity peaks in mid-size cities; megacities already served)
-- H3 catchment methodology (v3):
-- Addressable market and supply gap now use a regional catchment lens rather than
-- the location's own population/court count. Each location is assigned an H3 cell
-- at resolution 4 (~10km center-to-center). Catchment = cell + 6 neighbours (k_ring=1),
-- covering ~462km² — roughly a 15-18km radius, matching realistic driving distance.
-- Population and court counts are first aggregated per H3 cell (hex_stats CTE), then
-- summed across the 7-cell ring (catchment CTE) to avoid scanning all 140K locations
-- per location.
--
-- 25 pts addressable market — log-scaled catchment population, ceiling 500K
-- (opportunity peaks in mid-size catchments; megacities already served)
-- 20 pts economic power — country income PPS, normalised to 35,000
-- EU PPS values range 18k-37k; /35k gives real spread.
-- DE ≈ 13.2pts, ES ≈ 10.7pts, SE ≈ 14.3pts.
-- Previously /200 caused all countries to saturate at 20/20.
-- 30 pts supply gap — INVERTED venue density; 0 courts/100K = full marks.
-- Ceiling raised to 8/100K (was 4) for a gentler gradient
-- and to account for ~87% data undercount vs FIP totals.
-- Linear: GREATEST(0, 1 - density/8)
-- 30 pts supply gap — INVERTED catchment venue density; 0 courts/100K = full marks.
-- Ceiling 8/100K for a gentler gradient and to account for
-- ~87% data undercount vs FIP totals.
-- Linear: GREATEST(0, 1 - catchment_density/8)
-- 15 pts catchment gap — distance to nearest padel court.
-- DuckDB LEAST ignores NULLs: LEAST(1.0, NULL/30) = 1.0,
-- so NULL nearest_km = full marks (no court in bounding box
@@ -31,6 +40,30 @@ MODEL (
grain (country_code, geoname_id)
);
WITH
-- Aggregate population and court counts per H3 cell (res 4, ~10km edge).
-- Grouping by cell first (~30-50K distinct cells vs 140K locations) keeps the
-- subsequent lateral join small.
hex_stats AS (
SELECT
h3_cell_res4,
SUM(population) AS hex_population,
SUM(padel_venue_count) AS hex_padel_courts
FROM foundation.dim_locations
GROUP BY h3_cell_res4
),
-- For each location, sum hex_stats across the cell + 6 neighbours (k_ring=1).
-- Effective catchment: ~462km², ~15-18km radius — realistic driving distance.
catchment AS (
SELECT
l.geoname_id,
SUM(hs.hex_population) AS catchment_population,
SUM(hs.hex_padel_courts) AS catchment_padel_courts
FROM foundation.dim_locations l,
LATERAL (SELECT UNNEST(h3_grid_disk(l.h3_cell_res4, 1)) AS cell) ring
JOIN hex_stats hs ON hs.h3_cell_res4 = ring.cell
GROUP BY l.geoname_id
)
SELECT
l.geoname_id,
l.country_code,
@@ -50,11 +83,21 @@ SELECT
l.padel_venues_per_100k,
l.nearest_padel_court_km,
l.tennis_courts_within_25km,
-- Catchment metrics (H3 res-4 cell + 6 neighbours, ~15-18km radius)
COALESCE(c.catchment_population, l.population)::BIGINT AS catchment_population,
COALESCE(c.catchment_padel_courts, l.padel_venue_count)::INTEGER AS catchment_padel_courts,
CASE WHEN COALESCE(c.catchment_population, l.population) > 0
THEN ROUND(
COALESCE(c.catchment_padel_courts, l.padel_venue_count)::DOUBLE
/ COALESCE(c.catchment_population, l.population) * 100000, 2)
ELSE NULL
END AS catchment_venues_per_100k,
ROUND(
-- Addressable market (25 pts): log-scaled to 500K ceiling.
-- Lower ceiling than Marktreife (1M) — opportunity peaks in mid-size cities
-- that can support a court but aren't already saturated by large-city operators.
25.0 * LEAST(1.0, LN(GREATEST(l.population, 1)) / LN(500000))
-- Addressable market (25 pts): log-scaled catchment population, ceiling 500K.
-- v3: uses H3 catchment population (cell + 6 neighbours, ~15-18km radius) instead
-- of local city population, so mid-size cities surrounded by dense Gemeinden score
-- correctly (e.g. Oldenburg pulls in Ammerland, Wesermarsch, etc.).
25.0 * LEAST(1.0, LN(GREATEST(COALESCE(c.catchment_population, l.population), 1)) / LN(500000))
-- Economic power (20 pts): country-level income PPS normalised to 35,000.
-- Drives willingness-to-pay for court fees (€20-35/hr target range).
@@ -64,12 +107,16 @@ SELECT
-- Default 15000 for missing data = reasonable developing-market assumption (~0.43).
+ 20.0 * LEAST(1.0, COALESCE(l.median_income_pps, 15000) / 35000.0)
-- Supply gap (30 pts): INVERTED venue density.
-- 0 courts/100K = full 30 pts (white space); ≥8/100K = 0 pts (served market).
-- Ceiling raised from 4→8/100K for a gentler gradient and to account for data
-- undercount (~87% of real courts not in our data).
-- This is the key signal that separates Marktpotenzial from Marktreife.
+ 30.0 * GREATEST(0.0, 1.0 - COALESCE(l.padel_venues_per_100k, 0) / 8.0)
-- Supply gap (30 pts): INVERTED catchment venue density.
-- v3: uses catchment courts / catchment population instead of local 5km count / city pop.
-- 0 courts/100K across the ~15-18km ring = full 30 pts (genuine white space).
-- ≥8/100K = 0 pts (well-served regional market).
+ 30.0 * GREATEST(0.0, 1.0 - COALESCE(
CASE WHEN COALESCE(c.catchment_population, l.population) > 0
THEN COALESCE(c.catchment_padel_courts, l.padel_venue_count)::DOUBLE
/ COALESCE(c.catchment_population, l.population) * 100000
ELSE 0.0
END, 0.0) / 8.0)
-- Catchment gap (15 pts): distance to nearest existing padel court.
-- >30km = full 15 pts (underserved catchment area).
@@ -83,4 +130,5 @@ SELECT
, 1) AS opportunity_score,
CURRENT_DATE AS refreshed_date
FROM foundation.dim_locations l
LEFT JOIN catchment c ON c.geoname_id = l.geoname_id
ORDER BY opportunity_score DESC