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Data underlying: REPAiR H2020: T3.1 Spatial Analysis, Wastescapes in Ghent and Flanders Region (Belgium)

Research datakeyboard_double_arrow_right Dataset 16 Dec 2020 Dutch; Flemish Publisher:4TU.ResearchDataFunded by:EC | REPAiR

Authors: ��ileryt��, Rusne; Furlan, C. (Cecilia); Taelman, Sue Ellen;

doi: 10.4121/13338329 , 10.4121/13338329.v1

Data underlying: REPAiR H2020: T3.1 Spatial Analysis, Wastescapes in Ghent and Flanders Region (Belgium)

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Abstract

The dataset consists of a group of shp and sld files corresponding to the layers of the map "AFH18.1 Wastescapes. Analytical Description", which is part of the spatial analysis for Ghent and Flanders Region. The Wastecapes map is one of the analysis maps used to define the Enabling Context for the Eco-Innovative Solution in transition towards the Circular Economy. The uploaded layers are used in the Geodesign Decision Support Environment during the Per-Urban Living Labs.The data format is ESRI shapefile and the reference system is WGS84 EPSG:4326, SLD files determine the right styling for the map layers.

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FOS: Social and economic geography, Flanders (Belgium), Spatial Analysis and Decision Assistance, Water and Waste Services, enabling contexts, Ghent, Urban and Regional Planning, wastescapes, Time: 2018

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