Urban morphological zones 2000

Data
Prod-ID: DAT-89-en
Created 01 Jan 2002 Published 01 Jan 2002 Last modified 12 Jul 2017
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F1v0 - Urban morphological zones (UMZ) are defined by Corine land cover classes considered to contribute to the urban tissue and function

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Urban morphological zones 2000 - Raster data
  • umz2000_f1v0.zip

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Methodology

Urban morphological zones 2000 - Methodology

Metadata

Relation:
Derived data set:  Urban morphological zones changes 1990-2000
Derived data set:  Green urban areas within urban morphological zones (2000)
Temporal coverage:
Last upload:
25 Apr 2007
Geographic accuracy:
100 m
Scale of the data set:
1:100000
Rights:
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Methodology:

Procedural steps 1. Reclassification of Corine Land Cover (CLC2000) for UMZ2000. CLC is reclassified according to the classes described above. 2. Ports, airports, sport facilities, roads, railways, rivers and forest and scrub classes fully within the urban area were added to the classes. 3. The UMZ's were built up using a expansion/shrinking method. 4. The population numbers were calculated on basis of JRC's 2001 Population grid. Finally the population numbers and attributes (Commune codes) were assigned to the UMZ's For more detail please refer to the methodology pdf above

Coordinate reference system:
EPSG:3035
Data sources

Corrected CLC1990 for UMZ1990 and CLC2000 for UMZ2000, JRC's 2001 population (created by Javier Gallego).

Owners:
European Environment Agency (EEA)
Processors:
The European Topic Centre on Land Use and Spatial Information

Additional information

The land cover classes are: 111 Continuous urban fabric 112 Discontinuous urban fabric 121 Industrial or commercial units 141 Green urban areas 123 (Port areas), 124 (Airports) and 142 (Sport and leisure facilities), are also considered if they are neighbours to the core classes or to one of them touching the core classes: Enlarged core classes 122 (Road and rail networks) and 511 (Water courses), when neighbours to the enlarged core classes, cut by 300m buffer Forest & scrub (311,312,313,322,323,324), when they are completely within the core classes

 

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